Do you need a sleeve to put the pouch in to run through the laminator so that the pouch doesn't stick to the rollers like other laminators?
245644
I haven't used a sleeve and I haven't had a problem. I am using Scotch pouches.
1353730
The laminator is only about 4" deep, and the paper path goes straight through. If you put in paper that's more than 4" long and nothing came out after it all went in, then it's gotten jammed up inside the machine. You might have to take it apart.If you put something shorter than 4" through, you'll need to push it out, possibly with another sheet.
1627803
No. There is a "sleeve" housing the actual unit. The sleeve cage will slide off and you install that into proper opening. Once your cage sleeve is installed, you slide unit in.
2200359
If I get the cards sleeved, do they still fit in the slots in the tray that came with the box?
1353729
I had this problem also. The sheet has been rolled around the two rollers inside the laminator, or it is bunched up right inside where it comes out. You can stick a pair of scissors in there and see if you can get it to come out, but if its around the rollers you need to unscrew the bottom and cut it off the rollers. You could probably also just send it back to amazon, but it will still work after you untangle the mess! It is a great little laminator.
1610804
Cards in FFG sleeves do indeed fit (I'm using the clear Standard Card Game sleeves in the gray package). It is also possible to fit 3 sleeved cards in a single pouch, although it's pretty tight and the page as a whole will be very thick because of the thickness and "poofiness" (for lack of a better word) of the FFG sleeves. They are a little bit awkward to take in and out of the pouches in FFG sleeves, but it's certainly possible (you typically have to grab the very top of the sleeve, which peeks out of the top of the pouch's front, and drag the card out by that).
1940098
No. The liner fits inside your existing pool. The sleeves are on the outside of your pool.
641498
I did use them for a bit with the "your Story " laminator... just make sure you don't get the 10 mil laminating pouches to use with the laminator as mine stopped working after using the heavier pouches.
1370551
No, you must wrap it around the cord holder on the machine. Not a big deal. It stays in place well.
571488
Yes. The pouches appear frosted prior to going through the laminator, but become completely clear once they are fed through and heated.
1700713
It just comes with 100 lamination pouches in frustration free packaging - no carrier pouch. At least, I didn't get one! :)
2117169
I have printed lighter card-stock on mine before. It would still need to wrap around the roller, so the super heavy stuff might be a problem.
298775
I have laminated items of several different sizes. Generally I use a pouch close to the size of the item I laminate. If the pouch is too large, I use a paper cutter and trim it after it is laminated.
117841
I have not used carriers in this machine and don't believe I saw anything in paperwork requiring them. It is fast and not a lot of time to use a carrier if doing lots of lamination. I've used this a lot for lost dog flyers and glad no carrier needed. Have used with 3, 5 and 7MILL 12x18 sleeves
642942
This pouch needs to be heat sealed. I guess you could use a laminator, but I just used an iron on medium heat with a thin cloth between the iron and the pouch. Just be careful to not keep the iron on too long and concentrate on the ends.
1083599
The pouches that come with it are large enough to laminate a sheet of copy paper so you would have to laminate several cards at one time to keep from wasting the laminating paper. I ordered smaller pouches separately which would probably be better if you only have a couple of cards to laminate.
1414548
Yes, I use a sleeve as well and I put it over the laser grip. It works great.