Tips For Cutting Laminate Sheets

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.

I've been cutting up larger sheets of luster photo paper to get this size for my 8x12 images...and I could never understand why it should be so hard to find this size since it's a nature enlargement of so many 2:3 ratio images. Thank you B&H for providing this product...and the paper itself is every bit as good as any of the high end luster papers I've been purchasing.

I needed some 150 sheets to print 8x10s. I was thinking of cutting my 17x22 semi gloss canon papers. But I always disliked the thinness of that paper. It gets dings way to easily. Now, this matte paper is easy to handle, has a great surface, and with the right profile I got 90% perfect right away. Knowing the paper I will get up to at least 95%...

This heavy-duty guillotine is ideal for cutting multiple sheets of paper, yet is sensitive enough for the delicate photo trimming jobs I need to do. It is a trifle heavy to move around but it is a solid and reliable piece of essential office equipment. Its self-sharpening cutting edge keeps it in top condition.

Perfect fit for the 580EX II. Much easier to use than cutting plastic sheets to fit around rubber bands.

This cutter worked very well with my Logan mat cutter. It did exactly what I bought it for (cutting large sheets into mats for framing.)

I use this trimmer for cutting down photos from larger sheets and for trimming card stock. The trimmed edge is as good as the original. Well-built, precise and portable.

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,

good tips