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buero.shop.ebay.de/i.html?_nkw=Laminierm...=p3286.c0.m270.l1313
At the moment there's a couple of GBC H75 ones for €49.99; they're A3 ones and not really cheap, so probably brand new and near RRP.
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Also, a bit off topic, a question for those of you who've used a heat laminator for cards. Do you leave an edge around them or cut to the edge of the card itself? If the latter how has the deck stood up to long term shuffling? Thanks.
I've never done it myself, but Francie had a bunch done on a professional machine at Staples. (She precut the cards and they did several per very large sheet, it was actually rather inexpensive, under $5 for around 30 cards). After laminating, they cut the cards out with an edge of laminate around them, and they have held up fine.
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uba: I'm wondering whether they hold up equally well without an edge around the cards.
Oh, sorry. You need the edge with heat laminate, because you are essentially just sealing a piece of paper in a pouch. The laminate isn't actually adhering to the surface of the paper, it's just fusing to itself around the edges. It may initially feel like it's stuck to the surface of the paper, but typically that bond isn't very strong. Usually it's just stuck to the ink on the paper. The seal around the edges is what keeps it all together. Cut off the edges and it will eventually fall apart.
You don't need edges with adhesive laminate, because the laminate actually adheres to the surface of the paper. The Xyron that was mentioned earlier is an adhesive laminator.
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