What is the thickest media that can be passed through it if i only care about surface temp? Mat board too thick?
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Not sure if mat board is too thick but we have used poster board, card stock and various weights of papers. The thicker your stock, the laminator needs a higher temperature in order to seal properly. That seems to be a guess for the heat setting most times. A micrometer can help measure thickness and possibly help you choose a proper heat setting. Sometimes the material can be run through again at a higher temperature if the seal wasn't clear the first time.
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I've had this board for years....It is wonderful....very heavy....If worried about sliding, I would just use a piece of that light rubber mesh type shelf liner under it... (available at Amazon.com...search shelf liner).....
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This sleeping bag is one of the thickness I've ever had for it's weather/temp ratings. Yes, it's much thicker than it looks but I would always suggest a base surface mat or pad to place the sleeping bag on if at all possible. If you're trying to travel light and therefore don't want the extra weight of a mat to carry, then I would recommend a different sleeping bag entirely. However, that type of sleeping bag is in the high-end category and you'd better be ready for the prices you'll be dealing with. ;)
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The mat is 2 mm thick. Not sure how long the mat would hold up with daily use.
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Haven't used it around heat. Sorry but I doubt it would be a good idea. Soldering might not be a good idea on top of this mat. (Just my 2 cents)
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I always keep that mat! But, maybe you could try a piece of parchment paper or get a cheapy plastic placemat from the dollar store to protect the sticky layer of the cutting may.
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It's medium thick....No too thin, not too thick. It does the job well though!
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I used thin Plexiglas and backed the matted picture with foam core.... Anything more and it's going to be too heavy.
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Hi Marianne, I'm sorry, but I haven't used my mat yet so don't know if steam would go through the mat & possibly damage your wall. Hope someone else can help you. Becky
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Maybe a cold gelpak, something that is non-rigid. I don't have the mat with me at the moment, but based on my memory I think you could fit in something malleable that's no higher than 1-2".
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Correct. Try the Brother Thermal 'Plus' rolled paper. Looks and feels a little better.
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Hi DenverGardener,Linda is right, the mat is 1mm thick. It is made up of a fiberglass mesh coated in silicone. I hope this helps, and feel free to ask any other questions you may have.Linda - great to hear that you like it!The BrightSpring Team
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Hi Gottaluvlabs,Please not trim the mat. Doing this will expose the fiberglass core which would make it unusable. The only solution is to have overhang, unfortunately. We are currently looking at adding new sizes so you can keep an eye out for that.Happy baking!BrightSpring
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Hi Gottaluvlabs, Please not trim the mat. Doing this will expose the fiberglass core which would make it unusable. The only solution is to have overhang, unfortunately. We are currently looking at adding new sizes so you can keep an eye out for that. Happy baking! BrightSpring
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Sorry, I have no way to measure thickness. Try contacting the manufacturer and/or distributer.
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It is pretty standard thickness for many mats I have seen at the studio, but it is only about 1/4" thick give or take. Not cushiony, only to keep you from slipping.
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I use the microfiber mat. I'm sure there are drain boards big enough out there, but they might be kind of hard to find. I absolutely love this dish rack though. It was expensive, but well worth it.