Corrugated Cardboard Laminate Paper Machine

I was originally looking at a Dahle trimmer to replace one of my older rotary trimmers, then I saw this. In the course of one week, it has paid for itself already. It is super precise and makes very clean cuts. You can even shave off slivers of material, whether it is paper or corrugated cardboard. I often print many small prints on one large sheet, and I was concerned that since this was a larger size, it would be less accurate on my mini-sized (2'') prints. This trimmer lets me cut all of these small prints quickly and accurately. It could even cut the corrugated cardboard that I use for packing my prints. The edges are square and clean without fuzzing, and with thinner sheets, you can use a feather touch to move the cutting head and get perfect cuts. The hold down bar works exactly as it is supposed to, and you do not need to use extra effort or pressure to hold the sheets down to keep them from moving even when you are using slippery material. I've also used this to cut and finish laminated signs, and it works a treat! The grid lines seem quite durable.

This inexpensive cutter is easy to use and great for cutting laminate, photos, paper and even thick card stock. It does what it's supposed to do.

This paper has almost the same texture as the chemical. It is heavy, durable and can be laminate. I have a vacuum sealer, if you leave the paper too much in the sealer its turn to light yellow.

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

Strong durable paper on good cardboard roll...does not crinkle easily...I sent back my cloth background in exchange for this and couldn't be happier!

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,

Just an FYI to anyone who runs into the same problem I did. The inner diameter of the roll of paper we bought was too large (about 2.5) and the expansion pieces wouldn't expand enough to get fully tight inside the tube. We just got some sheets of paper and rolled them up in a tube, stuck them inside the cardboard tube and they expanded out to the walls of the tube. That effectively decreased the inner diameter of the cardboard tube. Since paper doesn't really compress much that enabled us to get the expansion things very tight inside the paper tube which is what you want. Hope that made sense. Great product. Hope this helps someone.

I bought this to transfer some background paper from a damaged cardboard core to avoid permanent wrinkles.  The pole is light but strong, and assembled easily.  Very satisfied with it.

100-foot roll came securely protected in cardboard box wrapped in a plastic bag to protect it from rain. Inside, the roll of paper had a brown paper wrapping with a plastic bag covering. End spindles fit tightly inside the rugged box, protecting the paper from getting damaged on the ends. The paper prints great…..looks better than original prints. Reasonably priced.

I ordered three of these to help some warped backdrop paper rolls that have been mounted for a while. I assembled them with the included allen wrench and inserted them into the cardboard core of the backdrop there is some space between the two which I fixed from a suggestion from another review. I cut some strips of rubber drawer liner and pushed them into the gap between the metal tube and the cardboard tube to create some grip so they would turn without slipping. the rolls of background paper now turn smoothly. it didn't eliminate the warp but it allows them to turn very smoothly. I think that installing them at the start of a new roll would keep them from warping.