As a side note for those interested in digital data destruction, and analogous to the above, I also understand that it's probably not worth the time/effort to wipe a hard-disk using gov-mil-spec procedure to write zeros/ones with 3 passes when it's going to disposal or transferred to other peoples.

the CD/DVD disc shredder a passable job at data destruction when it cut the disk in half and scratched the disk in a few areas.

Other reviewers expressed concerns that the disc slicing only into 4 segments would not provide enough data destruction, and data might be retrievable by re-assembling the segments and/or read from the individual segments

Other reviewers expressed concerns that the disc slicing only into 4 segments would not provide enough data destruction, and data might be retrievable by re-assembling the segments and/or read from the individual segments

This failed as of about seven light-duty months on the job, probably as a result of a defective switch or wiring

I also try to limit the number of sheets to 4-5 max as I get a lot of jams

It does the trick and works as it should.

n’t burn up.

I'm using a piece of scrap paper on which I've drawn big lazy S's across the paper with 3-in-one oil.

n’t burn up.

n’t burn up.