Laminating Two Sheets Of Plywood

Two sheets of each, very happy!

Almost like laminating before printing! I just started to use it and wish it were available when I was in school!!

I purchased the Epson SureColor P5370 printer from B&H back in early 2024, and have had it for about eight months.  I have done about 230 prints of various sizes (and paper types) during that time.  The printer arrived in perfect condition. Two people were required to move the printer to my office location (a sturdy table on casters).  The printer has worked flawlessly since I have owned it. I have used Epson sheet and roll print media (e.g., Premium Luster, Exhibition Fiber, and Hot Press Bright) and Moab Lasal matte paper.  With proper settings and printer profiles, all my prints have come out outstanding!  Manually feeding paper can be a bit tricky initially (follow the instructions provided by Epson), but once you get used to the feeding process, it becomes second nature with no problems.  The roll paper feeder (and built-in auto cutter) is wonderful.  I have used roll papers of width 10”, 16”, and 17”.  The smallest sheets that work with this printer are 8” x 10”.  To make birthday and thank-you cards, I have used Moab Lasal double sided 8.5” x 11” sheets – once printed, I fold them in half, and they turn out great.  Two convenient features of this printer are (1) not having to change black inks, and (2) having a paper cassette tray to hold a stack of sheets.  I put 8.5” x 11” plain paper in the tray, and do a weekly nozzle check print to help keep the print head clean and unclogged.  I have not done borderless printing, and I have not used the manual front-loading mechanism.  I downsized from an Epson Stylus Pro 7900 (24-inch roll paper printer), and have not looked back.  All in all, the Epson P5370 printer has worked great and produces beautiful prints!  The only down side that I have found has been the size and weight of the printer.

GOT TIRED OF HAVE ADDING 250 SHEETS OF PAPER TO TRAY 2 EVERY TWO WEEKS .

I used this on regular grade plywood and was very with the coverage and consistency. It exceeded my expectations.

This is great for a school setting, or anywhere that has a laminating machine. I could see the posters getting messed up if you hang it up as is, but after being laminated its just fine.

This is a smooth, sturdy paper, and I am pleased with the printing results. It's a bright white paper, which is perfect for my laminating projects.

Was nervous a bit because I was laminating by hand using an iron!!! This stuff is amazing. Rather pricey though. I am in Mxico and i was charged 1085 pesos for import and duty fees on top of what I paid for the product.

Two thumbs up..!

When I opened the B&H package to see my new Matthews apple box, I got nothing less than what I expected. A mass produced plywood box with handle grips on each end for my big paws. Cosmetically, these boxes are 'au natural' without any finish or protective layer. That's fine in dry indoor environments, but be warned if you think of bringing these to an outdoor shoot and setting them on moist soil. I'm guessing you'll see some warping and stains. The assembly of the high-end plywood appears to be done with wood glue (assuming) and finishing nails. Should hold just fine, but it is not a fitted biscuit/groove assembly if you want hidden nails. However, you would pay much more if it were... but why? I mean really... it's a wooden box! There is an additional panel on the inside of the box to add strength for standing, stacking, or whatever you decide to do with it. Which makes me state that this box is STRONG! I've had heavy dudes stand on this box on a concrete studio floor without any issue. With strength and durability comes weight, not like it's overwhelmingly heavy, but it's not a box of feathers either. Time will tell in the end, but I'm totally cool with my Matthews apple box. ;)