Real nice. I do almost the same but I always use backing paper for when laminate exceeded the print. I have an old elite laminator. I will try putting Teflon to avoid using paper. Thanks
what i do is, first squeez the laminate with the backing paper between moving rolls.. then back of your knife cut the backing paper and then stick it to the top take up tube. that is easier for me. so u have to be behind the lamitor mostly. then come forward load your print and let it laminate.
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Very nice. I learned something today. Thanks for sharing.
Real nice. I do almost the same but I always use backing paper for when laminate exceeded the print. I have an old elite laminator. I will try putting Teflon to avoid using paper. Thanks
what i do is, first squeez the laminate with the backing paper between moving rolls.. then back of your knife cut the backing paper and then stick it to the top take up tube. that is easier for me. so u have to be behind the lamitor mostly. then come forward load your print and let it laminate.
Heated or just cold laminating?
Where can I buy the rolls
How do you laminate prints that are smaller than the laminate? I have issues with the laminate sticking to the roller .
Cut lam down first or plot last.
Awesome thank you
do you use hot or cold lamination?
That is cold lam.
Are you running this with heat or not?
I guess it's without heat. Cold lamination.