Loose-leaf notebook dividers

Completely based on my own habits, I made several styles.

For my personal loose-leaf notebook, besides the original ruled writing, I often use various lists, check-ins, some lined sections, accounting, vocabulary memorization, planning, etc.

There are no duplicates for the separate plates; refer to the plate names.

The models are these commonly used notebooks shown below.

Corresponding specifications: M5, A6 6-hole, and A5 6-hole. (There are also A7, B5, etc., but for these two, ruled paper is usually enough for me. If needed, you can leave me a message with the specifications and desired style.)

Instructions:

Lists can be used according to habit. I generally use the two forms shown in the pictures. The section lines are also basically these few. They are all made on the side of the board.

No text was added to the A6 check-in because I believe everyone has different habits, thus providing greater flexibility. Whether it's in Chinese or English, or if the first day is Monday or Sunday, you can follow your own habits.

And it can be used on both sides when clipped directly into the notebook.

The A6 pattern board can be used for income/expense T-accounts, mind maps, time planning, or proportion charts, etc.

The A5 columns can be divided into one column, two columns, or split at the front or back as desired, and can also be used as a cover for memorizing vocabulary.

All of the above were printed using PLA. The ones printed with PLA Silk broke, so it's not recommended. PLA Basic and PLA Matte are fine.

These divider pages have cutouts, and prints naturally have layer lines, so it's not recommended to write directly on them with paper underneath. You can print them with a notch for easy removal without unclipping.