Can I get multiple holes drilled in one piece?

Yes. More than one hole per piece is common, and the setup usually follows standard binder configurations. The key is telling the printer exactly where the holes go so they match your intended use.

• Two-hole: common for prong fasteners and simple binder setups.
• Three-hole: the standard for ring binders and loose-leaf pages.
• Custom placement: note the exact positions and spacing in your order instructions.

Whenever holes are involved, keep important text and graphics clear of the drill zone so nothing gets cut through.