For those who wants to know: Temperature is first or second level on the 3 level iron. Material is the small laminate foil for credit cards or any laminate foil that you can buy in a store where they sell these things. Basically it's the same thing you put in a laminator but this video is showing how to do the same with some muscle and the iron. Time: few seconds for small things. Actually what you need is to heat up the iron and press hard and go through the laminated surface a few times. Fortunately, you can check your work to see if you need to apply some pressure in some other areas. I did it 2 times, that why I comment, both times without a towel because I thought I don't need a towel. If you do without the towel, go for the first setting on your iron and then press hard (don't break the iron, just give some muscle in it so the laminated foil can stick to each other and to the paper) and move around a few seconds. Be careful how you move it and at what direction or you will have air bubbles. The laminator moves from one side to the other so try to mimic that motion. Never move back, always only one direction. I moved back and forth, but that was a card project so it didn't mattered. Heat is necessary to melt the glue that is on the laminated foil. Less heat will make the glue melt slower, too much heat can melt the whole foil. In theory, you can put the iron on the last level and once it's hot enough, you can just swipe it once over the laminated foil. How fast? Now that's the thing you need to crack yourself. If too fast the, glue won't have time to melt, if too slow, it will melt too much. For small, one time projects, you can use this iron trick. But for big projects or laminating something for other, something important or for money, definitely buy a laminator, anyone that says 80micron is good. No need to go higher.
Temperature setting? Material used? Time required?
yung 100pcs po ba na yun pang back to back na or ang bilang po ng isang back to back ay 2pcs napo
ano din po size ang binili nyo po? 80x110 po ba o size ng id lang po
Can we laminate our mini paintings which we done on mini paper pad?
you can laminate whatever you want
Hello. Ilang microns yung laminating sheet mo?
@@ChickColors 250 po
hi po, can i ask what kind of laminating film did u used?
Quaff po.
Hi brother
Can I use plastic pls tell me
I'm sorry I haven't try using plastic yet..
mas tipid po ba yung laminate sa plantsa kaysa magpalaminate nalang sa computer shop? Malakas po ate sa kuryente yung plantsa
mahal din ang laminate kasi
What temperature is your iron?
For those who wants to know:
Temperature is first or second level on the 3 level iron.
Material is the small laminate foil for credit cards or any laminate foil that you can buy in a store where they sell these things. Basically it's the same thing you put in a laminator but this video is showing how to do the same with some muscle and the iron.
Time: few seconds for small things. Actually what you need is to heat up the iron and press hard and go through the laminated surface a few times. Fortunately, you can check your work to see if you need to apply some pressure in some other areas.
I did it 2 times, that why I comment, both times without a towel because I thought I don't need a towel.
If you do without the towel, go for the first setting on your iron and then press hard (don't break the iron, just give some muscle in it so the laminated foil can stick to each other and to the paper) and move around a few seconds. Be careful how you move it and at what direction or you will have air bubbles. The laminator moves from one side to the other so try to mimic that motion. Never move back, always only one direction. I moved back and forth, but that was a card project so it didn't mattered.
Heat is necessary to melt the glue that is on the laminated foil. Less heat will make the glue melt slower, too much heat can melt the whole foil. In theory, you can put the iron on the last level and once it's hot enough, you can just swipe it once over the laminated foil. How fast? Now that's the thing you need to crack yourself. If too fast the, glue won't have time to melt, if too slow, it will melt too much.
For small, one time projects, you can use this iron trick. But for big projects or laminating something for other, something important or for money, definitely buy a laminator, anyone that says 80micron is good. No need to go higher.
Can I use my books plastic cover ?
I haven't try using plastic cover yet..but I think it will not work..
@@missLuAglasi Ahh 😭
Ya I tried that plastic cover but it didn't work🥲
@@amartistry3102
Uhm actually it worked for Me
I tried Plastic cover and tada the outcome was amazing
It did work for me
@@StaryAK oh waooo I used the hard file cover and it didn't stick properly plus it create bubbles, which one do u use?
hello po san po makakabili ng magnet?
School supplies po
Anong plastic ang dapat gamiton sa pag laminate?
Laminating film po
Ilang mic po ung laminating
Ano klase cloth yan mam
Sorry dko sure basta parang silk mejo makapal nga lang.. You can use any cloth naman po wag lang makakapal
What po ang plastic na ginamit nyo
Laminating film po xia
OMG TYSM!
WC
Hello po! ano po guage ng laminating film?
80mmx110mm
250micron
@@missLuAglasi damn! you used the thickest!
Ano temp ng iron?
depende sa cloth na gamit po.
Ano pong temp ng plantsa*using sakin po kasi ma'am nagka gusot2
baka po sa cloth yan maam.wag masyado manipis tsaka wag masyadong makapal
@@missLuAglasi salamat po ma'am 😊
Welcome balitaan mo ako maam❤