Large Cold Laminating Machine

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.

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

Takes a while to boot up, because it is a large fast machine! I like them a lot.

These can be weird because some cold shoes can be tough to fit in due to machine tolerances. I appreciate the tolerance in having it as small as possible, but that can be a detriment if it takes too much persuasion to get things in and out of it. Also, locating pins on the bottom would be nice so it doesn't spin and/or back the screw out.

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.

It does all I expect and want out of an all-in-one. The extra captivity of the machine to do large or small jobs is great.

I got these for my gitzo 3531lsv and i love them. i frequently walk around with a large lens, camera body etc. attached and the foam padding and neoprene cover make it very comfortable against my shoulder. they fit perfectly and go on super easy. i got one of the neoprene covers pretty muddy at a local pond and i took it off and rinsed it with warm water and soap and it cleaned right up. they also protect the tripod from getting scratched up plus they are more comfortable to grip in the cold weather then the cold carbon fiber legs.

They are a little large but I know the meidium would probably been to tight. Warm but our weather has not been too cold [30's]. Soft and comfortable.

I have tried various strategies for keeping my hands warm while shooting in the cold: everything from knit gloves (so they aren't bulky), to fingerless gloves so I don't lose dexterity in handling the camera. Anything that kept my hand sufficiently warm left me with difficulties manipulating camera buttons. Anything that allowed me freedom to use the camera left my hands cold. These gloves truly do give the best of both worlds. I especially like that only one thumb and finger tip are exposed to the air, keeping the rest of my hands warm. It's incredibly easy to flip the glove tips out of the way when I need to shoot, so I can wait until right before the shot to do it, so I no longer have to have my fingers exposed to the cold just in case. The magnets that hold the finger tips out of the way are placed well, so they pretty much do the grabbing for you. I had to return the women's large size and order the men's medium instead, due to fit. I don't fault the gloves for that, though. My hands are on the large size, so it was not totally unexpected. By checking the website for the manufacturer I discovered that one size up from women's large is men's medium. They are a little wider, with slightly longer fingers.