Corrugated Cardboard Box Chicago

[17.465 lb] I was originally looking at a Dahle trimmer to replace one of my older rotary trimmers, then I saw this. In the course of one week, it has paid for itself already. It is super precise and makes very clean cuts. You can even shave off slivers of material, whether it is paper or corrugated cardboard. I often print many small prints on one large sheet, and I was concerned that since this was a larger size, it would be less accurate on my mini-sized (2'') prints. This trimmer lets me cut all of these small prints quickly and accurately. It could even cut the corrugated cardboard that I use for packing my prints. The edges are square and clean without fuzzing, and with thinner sheets, you can use a feather touch to move the cutting head and get perfect cuts. The hold down bar works exactly as it is supposed to, and you do not need to use extra effort or pressure to hold the sheets down to keep them from moving even when you are using slippery material. I've also used this to cut and finish laminated signs, and it works a treat! The grid lines seem quite durable.

[Black] Perfect for carrying the beauty dish - much better than using the cardboard box. :)

[Multi-Coating] Awesome lens for scenery, landscapes, cramped interiors ... really opens things up! Packaging was excellent, lens was inside a sturdy metal box with heavy duty foam inserts, inside a durable cardboard box, inside a padded cardboard box from B&H. This lens seems very well built, gives sharp images, and has features I wish other lens makers would use in their lenses; the hyper-focal distance scale, click stop infinity detent, and raised 'lever' on focusing ring to name a few. I would definitely recommend this lens as an inexpensive, lightweight, super-ultra-wide-angle lens !!!

[Silver] Got this for my Benq W1100 projector. Cardboard box was wearing out, and needed something stronger.

[TFT LCD] I tried luffing around the original cardboard box for a while and it was a pain. This bag works good. If it had another separator pad I could probably fit a 3rd monitor in it. I carry 2 monitors and a laptop in it.

[Blue / Green] The gallon of pain arrived in a cardboard box, wrapped in plastic, stuffed with packing peanuts and the paint can itself was also double secured with clips in the box. The package also arrived well before it was expected. The paint applied well and is the perfect shade of green for my green screen usage. Works great in all alpha applications I have tried it in even with a not perfect wall surface.

[Download] I had a box of negatives that I just needed to see what’s on them before developing, so this was perfect. It’s cardboard so you really need to make sure you’re on a steady surface, but for this price point I can’t complain. It does require a smart phone and downloading an app for the filter so you can see the picture as it was shot through your phone so keep that in mind. I didn’t take photos of the negatives through the camera, but that was an option. I would say it’s not professional, but functional.

[Steel, Aluminum] I was looking to replace the cardboard box i have been using this summer and this stand is perfect. Small enough to disappear on my desk. strong enough to stay in place. The adjustments are easy and hold my laptop at the right level for Video conference calls. Not the cheapest but worth what I paid for it.

[Mesh Snare Pad] Back in 2009, I panned this product for sloppy construction standards and lack of a closeable cardboard box, which had been available previously. Based on the most recent review, I recently purchased three more of these slide boxes and am happily surprised. The closing cardboard box is back (which I use for storage and transporting), the slide box itself seems more robust (riveted and welded latches; back to the original latch design), and each row is the proper width. Best slide storage solution on the market.

[5/8" Stud] This stand is great. It folks out nicely with that quick detach handle and holds up a cardboard box with my dads old undershirt wrapped around it that I've been using as a lightbox for the past couple years. It is really ridiculously heavy, but you'll still need something or someone to hold it down because the power of mother natures wind will take it for a ride with a box on it.