Cover Board Books With Laminate Sheet

[Universal] This case has daily use to convey teaching items, including books, sheet music and scores, as well as pens, small tools and other miscellaneous items I utilize for my work. It's also a perfect carry-on for my travel, allowing me to carry a variety of items and keep them well-organized as I travel.

[0.955 lb] Where as other sample books etc just show a little card example of their paper, Inkpress actually gives you a printalbe sheet, so you can do an actual test on your printer.

[0.1 lb] Pretty basic, enough in one sheet to cover multiple small lights.

[Silver] I purchased two of these in order to use a 4' x 8' sheet of rigid insulation board (1 inch thick) as the lower half of a giant clamshell reflector for a makeup shoot. (both photos and video) The forks held the insulation board very firmly and I was able to use a C-stand on each side to easily adjust the height and angle. - Note: the diameter of the prongs is such that you can't use it with low cost 3/16 or 1/4 foam core - you would probably have to go to 1/2 inch foam core which is considerably more expensive.

[1.45 lb] You could look all this stuff up online, print it, then laminate it yourself, or you could just spend $5.

[Zipper] One of the few books of relevent information I have read to date. Full of tips an advice compelling enough that I read it cover to cover while on a camping trip.

[2014] good sheet

[Flap] It's a padded cover for your slate, works just fine, keeps the gunk off the board and help from scratches, not going to keep it from breaking as it's just a soft case.

[1.06 lb] What I need, not what I don’t. I didn’t want a key board that was also a cover, I don’t use a keyboard all the time. Key strokes and responsiveness are impressive on this, we’ll see how long it lasts. I recommend B&H.

[Butterfly latch] The qualities that I like about this case: -the top cover only goes in one way as the latches are oriented to know which way the board is front and back -you can remove the rubber foots via screw-driver if you like -the casters are nice and wide so that the bearings don't get abused too much from the weight -with the new board, there's a little bit of room under it, so we store additional cables and other simple accessories in there