Rigid Engraving Laminate Sheet

I purchased two of these in order to use a 4' x 8' sheet of rigid insulation board (1 inch thick) as the lower half of a giant clamshell reflector for a makeup shoot. (both photos and video) The forks held the insulation board very firmly and I was able to use a C-stand on each side to easily adjust the height and angle. - Note: the diameter of the prongs is such that you can't use it with low cost 3/16 or 1/4 foam core - you would probably have to go to 1/2 inch foam core which is considerably more expensive.

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

Rigid indeed,.

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,

These work wonderful for transfers to metal for the purpose of engraving my designs.

This is so rigid and does the job very well.!

Short and not too rigid.

nice and inexpensive loupe. it lets me clearly see fine detail when engraving wood and copper.

This is the most luscious print paper ever. It's like engraving paper and feels great in the hand. Images, especially B&W images, are meant for it. It is my B&W paper of choice. The best. You can even sign your work in pencil!

I use Pictorico in an inkjet printer to get designs that I can transfer on to metal for firearms engraving. Pictorico, though a bit expensive, it so easy to use along with Tom's Transfer Magic and a burnisher. It makes laying down a design on metal before I engrave-a piece of cake! I'm so glad an American company carries it for purchase!