The luck of the Irish was with you, I've had a GBC laminator for many
years with no problems, although it was modified for PCB use. It's a
GBC Docuseal 95P, I wish I bought an extra one as it's not available
anymore, and is easy to modify so it can handle thicker media, and go
slower so one pass does the trick.
I'll have to save some money and get a spare eventually, they are
available on eBay;
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I guess they cost $250 at one time, when I bought mine it was being
phased out and I paid $29 for it.
At 11:00 AM 3/24/2014, you wrote:
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>I tried out a GBC Creative Laminator for the first time. It worked
>good for one board and then broke down. I need a good source for a
>better version that is not cheep but also not expensive. I use your
>paper idea from another person that is on E-Bay A4
>type and Green TRF Foil to protect the traces. Any help would be appreciated.
>Kevin
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