Wednesday, June 30th, 2010 at 10:54 am
Question by J B: Can you machine laminated shim sheets (aluminum @1/8″ thk) with standard equipment, CNC mill, waterjet, drill.
any limitations? concerns?
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Answer by beveridgio2002
Yes you can machine laminated shim sheets with standard equipment. The machined surfaces, however, will not be laminated after machining so if that is a requirement that is something you would need to consider. Apart from that go for it.
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Tuesday, June 29th, 2010 at 10:47 pm
Question by Kayenath K: Can You open Laminated paper? Once it has been put through the laminator?
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Answer by goddess_gould
It depends. Was there anything in it? Do you want to cut it? Can it get wet?
If there was something in it, you can cut close to it and then they edges will come apart. Soak it in water and then they will come off.
In scrapbooking we use this as a technique to make it appear like stained glass.
Hope this helps.
Angi
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Saturday, June 26th, 2010 at 10:46 pm
Question by shydiva218: I made some signs and I need to get them laminated. Where can I buy a laminator from?
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Answer by patrickaq88
big lots
Only 98.99
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Thursday, June 24th, 2010 at 4:44 am
Question by karyssa731: I’m making a purse out of laminated magazine pages. I have a sewing machine, what kind of thread should I use?
Do they make plastic thread?
Where do you buy it?
Will it work on laminated magazine pages?
Can you use plastic thread in a sewing machine?
Best answer:
Answer by sunshine
Use monofiliment (fishing line)…just get a thin one…and yes you can sew with it! I’ve made several projects with it before! It even comes in various different colors!
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Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010 at 11:10 pm
Question by speedracer989: What is the best way to attatch a laminated sheet to a machine? Magnets are not an option.?
Is there a way to attatch them and the operators can still flip the sheet over?
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Answer by shyam_krishna89
use Blue Tack?
u SHOULD NOT use magnets as the machines generally have iron parts and comp. and other elec. stuff r magnetic based themselves… for their “memory” and the like… so the memory might be afftected … for ver strong magnets, it might even get erased… thts y u shld never use a magnet near CDs, DVDs etc. they get erased!
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