3Mm Laminate Sheet

You could look all this stuff up online, print it, then laminate it yourself, or you could just spend $5.

This is just great media which will give the best results and to laminate as well. Can't say enough about the quality it is just the best,

I own some larger monoculars, but needed something small for hiking. This scope provides a very clear, bright image with a wide field-of-view and superb build quality. The only compromise due to the small size is the small exit pupil diameter, which practically makes no difference for daytime viewing except that it is a bit more difficult to center your eye to see the full image. Be sure to extend the eye cup to help with this if you aren't wearing glasses . The close-up lens is a great feature. I find it easy to attach/detach, but the depth of field is rather small so it is difficult to keep your tiny subjects in focus. I wanted to use this scope without the carrying case, but unfortunately Leica didn't include an objective lens cap, so I bought a Butler Creek flip-open scope cover (size 02A) which fit perfectly but was a bit longer than necessary. Being a perfectionist, I modified the Butler cover by cutting off 3mm, and now it is perfect. (I clamped an x-acto blade to a 3mm spacer on my desk then rotated the cover around and around against the blade until it cut through.) Attached is an image showing the Monovid with the modified Butler cover and the 3mm ring that I had removed from the cover. I also bought the Leica neck strap, which is overpriced but the quality seems OK and it works well for my purposes.

Light, very functional, very happy with purchase. They do not mention you need a 3mm hex wrench to assemble trip[od with head, and directions could be a lot better. But take some time and it becomes self-apparent how to attach head to tripod.

I had no idea a 3mm exit pupil could look like this. A beautiful view, both with and without glasses. During daylight hours, hard to tell a difference from 8x32 and even 8x42 bins.

I have nothing bad to say about this trigger. Set up is simple and works flawlessly. With the 3mm (or whatever size it is), I can even use this to remotely trigger flash units on my old film cameras via the sync cable.

Ships with adapted from xlr to 3mm and simple but sturdy mount for cold shoe. Does what it's advertised. Can use batteries (AA) or phantom power.

The cold shoe accessory mount is well placed and needed. The lack of xlr audio inputs is the only weakness here but 3mm input works fine with battery powered mic with xlr to 3mm adapter. The menus are easily navigated and once set, no need to go there. I set things to manual and/or auto quite easily. The 1/4 20 mount at bottom with locating pin is a must. The .mp4 file format is ubiquitous these days and plays no-problem in Da Vinci. The eyepiece is nice touch but hardly use it - shooting mostly indoors.

Most of my slides are in plastic frames and easily slide into pockets. Pockets are strong enough so I do not see problem with plastic frames unless they are too thick. I had a few slides with 3mm thick plastic frames that took too much effort to push into pockets so I replaced them with thinner frames. I would say that if frame thickness around 2.5mm or less - it will easily slide into pocket. But it they are 3mm or more there will be problem. So before you make order make sure that your slide frames are not too thick. I also recommend Besfile Archival Box Binder B&H# BEBAR - pages fit perfectly there.

Nice well made rings. Left only about+3mm clearance between my Weaver 50mm tactical scope and top of Picatinny rails.