Thank you for the video. I have a Card Guard 7100 that I bought used a few years ago that has worked fine with light use. Suddenly ... everything I run through the machine ends up getting jammed. As I read through the instructions again there is mention of a cardboard carrier. I also saw you use something like that in the video. Perhaps the quality of the lamination material I have used up to this point had the rigidity to go through without the cardboard. I am a bit lost as to how the carboard carrier works... if the laminated sleeve and contencts go inside the cardboard or on top or underneath. Is there a specific product I should by or can I use #120 lb paper stock? Any advice you could give me would be appreciated. Thank you.
How thick of paper can be sent thru this laminator? I need to send a 5mm card stock through.. also the card stock is only 2" X 3" so I probably need a carrier of some sort?
Thank you for the video. I have a Card Guard 7100 that I bought used a few years ago that has worked fine with light use. Suddenly ... everything I run through the machine ends up getting jammed. As I read through the instructions again there is mention of a cardboard carrier. I also saw you use something like that in the video. Perhaps the quality of the lamination material I have used up to this point had the rigidity to go through without the cardboard. I am a bit lost as to how the carboard carrier works... if the laminated sleeve and contencts go inside the cardboard or on top or underneath. Is there a specific product I should by or can I use #120 lb paper stock? Any advice you could give me would be appreciated. Thank you.
How thick of paper can be sent thru this laminator? I need to send a 5mm card stock through.. also the card stock is only 2" X 3" so I probably need a carrier of some sort?
5mm as in millimeters?