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Modding the GBC H212 Laminator for THICK stuff (PC…
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Toner transfer test with laminator - closeup
Toner transfer test with laminator
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GBC-H212 - 25k_pot
25k pot in series with the ntc. adding 1.9k was enough to bring the drums from about 130°C to 170°C. the toner transfer paper stuck much better to the PCB, but the results were still poor. and the laminator stinks even worse at higher temperatures. should only be used outside of buildings. can't imagine how people tolerate that odor in offices.
NO MORE TONER TRANSFER.
NO MORE TONER TRANSFER.
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