For the record I have tried .040, .062, and (barely) .080 through it. .040
and .062 seem to work fine in it as long as you're not trying to run a
board wider than around 6 inches in it. .080 was a stretch and needed
assistance to make it through successfully. Mind you these are bare boards
without anything like toner transfer paper or photoresist on them.
Regards,
Larry
On Fri, Oct 21, 2011 at 2:41 AM, jeremy hodder <hodder.jeremy@...>wrote:
> that Laminator is currently on sale 19.99
>
> http://widgets.harborfreight.com/wswidgets/common/displayCoupon.do?week=4211&campaign=b&page=coupon14.html&single=true&cust=00138550794&keycode=1003
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> On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 6:08 PM, leeleduc <leeleduc@...> wrote:
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> >
> > Just tried a Harbor Freight 9" laminator (#92499) costing $28. The box it
> > came in says it reaches 300 degrees. After a 0.032" board was run
> through a
> > few times,it was very hot to the touch. Shows promise. I've posted a
> photo
> > of my first try in the Harbor Freight Laminator file. The board outline
> is
> > 10 mil in width. Looks like it may be a viable, inexpensive laminator.
> >
> > Printer used: Samsung ML-2525W
> >
> > Paper used: Staples Color Laser Paper #633215.
> >
> > I'm going to try this again when my Pulsar TTP arrives. Pulsar is the
> paper
> > I usually use.
> >
> >
> >
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