Laminating Storyboard - Revision history

Beta: Not really a storyboard

2015-07-25T17:19:10Z

Not really a storyboard

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	[[Category:Video Storyboard]][[Category:Registration]]		[[Category:Video Storyboard]][[Category:Registration]]
			There are supposed to be images that go along with this . . . They never got scanned in so this isn't really a storyboard, but whatever.

	== Image of the two machines. ==		== Image of the two machines. ==
	"These are our laminating machines."		"These are our laminating machines."

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	== Clip badge.==		== Clip badge.==

			==Possible Opening==
			Attendee comes rushing to a reg table. Slams down cash on the table while shouting "I need a badge." The person behind the counter hold up handfuls of unlaminated badges reaching towards the heavens while badges are falling out of their hands shouting, "I don't know what to do!"

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	== Shot of small, or someone pointing to or holding small.==		== Shot of small, or someone pointing to or holding small.==
	"The small laminators do not require a laminating ~~pouch~~ to use. They also do not get as hot and so sometimes will require a badge to be run through them twice. "		"The small laminators do not require a laminating sleeve to use. They also do not get as hot and so sometimes will require a badge to be run through them twice. "

	== Focus on the large machine or have someone hold it. ==		== Focus on the large machine or have someone hold it. ==

Beta at 05:21, 3 February 2015

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	[[Category:Video Storyboard]]		[[Category:Video Storyboard]][[Category:Registration]]
	== Image of the two machines. ==		== Image of the two machines. ==
	"These are our laminating machines."		"These are our laminating machines."

Beta at 05:19, 3 February 2015

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	"The machines are fairly slow so be patient. You will want to wait until the badge is all the way out before putting the next one in, especially at-con when a jammed machine can slow down the registration line."		"The machines are fairly slow so be patient. You will want to wait until the badge is all the way out before putting the next one in, especially at-con when a jammed machine can slow down the registration line."

	==1 Show finished badge. ==		== Show finished badge. ==
	EITHER -		EITHER -
	"So this badge looks okay, but sometimes they come out and they aren't completely laminated."		"So this badge looks okay, but sometimes they come out and they aren't completely laminated."

Beta at 05:18, 3 February 2015

2015-02-03T05:18:47Z

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	[[Category:Video Storyboard]]		[[Category:Video Storyboard]]
	==1. Image of the two machines. ==		== Image of the two machines. ==
	"These are our laminating machines."		"These are our laminating machines."

	==2. Shot of small, or someone pointing to or holding small.==		== Shot of small, or someone pointing to or holding small.==
	"The small laminators do not require a laminating pouch to use. They also do not get as hot and so sometimes will require a badge to be run through them twice. "		"The small laminators do not require a laminating pouch to use. They also do not get as hot and so sometimes will require a badge to be run through them twice. "

	==3. Focus on the large machine or have someone hold it. ==		== Focus on the large machine or have someone hold it. ==
	"The large laminators require a laminating pouch to use. They get hotter than the small ones so they usually do not require multiple runs through the machine to laminate well. However, these machines are old and can be finicky. The machines break after a year or two of use so you may not have one available to use at all. "		"The large laminators require a laminating pouch to use. They get hotter than the small ones so they usually do not require multiple runs through the machine to laminate well. However, these machines are old and can be finicky. The machines break after a year or two of use so you may not have one available to use at all. "

	==4. Back to both machines. ==		== Back to both machines. ==
	"Both machines will jam if the user is impatient or isn't paying attention.		"Both machines will jam if the user is impatient or isn't paying attention.

	The machines have indicator lights to tell you when they are hot and ready. We leave these on during registration hours because it can be a long wait for one to heat up - especially if an attendee is waiting."		The machines have indicator lights to tell you when they are hot and ready. We leave these on during registration hours because it can be a long wait for one to heat up - especially if an attendee is waiting."

	==5. Human has an unlaminated badge. ==		== Human has an unlaminated badge. ==
	"So you will either make a paper badge or be given paper badges. Once you have a badge which is ready to laminate, the first thing you will need to do is put it in the laminating pouch. "		"So you will either make a paper badge or be given paper badges. Once you have a badge which is ready to laminate, the first thing you will need to do is put it in the laminating pouch. "

	==6. Human puts badge in pouch. ==		== Human puts badge in pouch. ==
	"You will want to center it as best you can, keeping in mind that you need to hole punch the top. At-Con badges are usually small enough that all you need to worry about is centering the badge, but if you are helping with preregistration badges they will be a tight fit.		"You will want to center it as best you can, keeping in mind that you need to hole punch the top. At-Con badges are usually small enough that all you need to worry about is centering the badge, but if you are helping with preregistration badges they will be a tight fit.

	Once you have a badge in a laminating pouch you need to know which machine you will be using because large machines require a sleeve around the pouch. We’ll start with the small machines."		Once you have a badge in a laminating pouch you need to know which machine you will be using because large machines require a sleeve around the pouch. We’ll start with the small machines."

	==7. Closeup of machine. Pouch side in first but not all the way back. ==		== Closeup of machine. Pouch side in first but not all the way back. ==
	"Put the pouch in with the prelaminated edge towards the machine. If you don’t put the prelaminated edge in, there is a possibility of the pouch coming apart in the lamination process and jamming or damaging the machine. However, it usually just does not laminate as well."		"Put the pouch in with the prelaminated edge towards the machine. If you don’t put the prelaminated edge in, there is a possibility of the pouch coming apart in the lamination process and jamming or damaging the machine. However, it usually just does not laminate as well."

	==8. Show it not going anywhere. Push it in. ==		== Show it not going anywhere. Push it in. ==
	"You really have to put the badge in far to get them to catch. Sometimes if you sort of toss it to the back it will catch, but other times you’re just going to have to use your fingers to push it back until you feel it catch."		"You really have to put the badge in far to get them to catch. Sometimes if you sort of toss it to the back it will catch, but other times you’re just going to have to use your fingers to push it back until you feel it catch."

	==9. Show badge coming out.==		== Show badge coming out.==
	"The machines are fairly slow so be patient. You will want to wait until the badge is all the way out before putting the next one in, especially at-con when a jammed machine can slow down the registration line."		"The machines are fairly slow so be patient. You will want to wait until the badge is all the way out before putting the next one in, especially at-con when a jammed machine can slow down the registration line."

	==~~10.~~ Show finished badge. ==		==1 Show finished badge. ==
	EITHER -		EITHER -
	"So this badge looks okay, but sometimes they come out and they aren't completely laminated."		"So this badge looks okay, but sometimes they come out and they aren't completely laminated."
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	"These smaller machines just don’t stay hot enough to handle the quantity that we need. However, you can usually get a really good lamination by just turning the badge 90 degrees and sending it through one last time. Be warned, you can ruin the badge by sending it through the machine too many times so you generally won’t want to do it more than two or maybe three times."		"These smaller machines just don’t stay hot enough to handle the quantity that we need. However, you can usually get a really good lamination by just turning the badge 90 degrees and sending it through one last time. Be warned, you can ruin the badge by sending it through the machine too many times so you generally won’t want to do it more than two or maybe three times."

	==~~11.~~ Put badge in for round 2 at another angle. Follow it out.==		== Put badge in for round 2 at another angle. Follow it out.==
	"So that's the basic procedure for the small laminators. The larger laminators are mostly the same except they require a sleeve and they are hotter than the smaller ones."		"So that's the basic procedure for the small laminators. The larger laminators are mostly the same except they require a sleeve and they are hotter than the smaller ones."

	==~~12.~~ Put another badge in the pouch. ==		== Put another badge in the pouch. ==
	"So I'll show you how the large laminator works. This is the laminating sleeve. These come with the laminating pouches so we should have plenty, however if there aren't any, you can use a piece of paper folded over."		"So I'll show you how the large laminator works. This is the laminating sleeve. These come with the laminating pouches so we should have plenty, however if there aren't any, you can use a piece of paper folded over."

	==~~13.~~ Put badge in sleeve.==		== Put badge in sleeve.==
	"The laminating sleeves go into the machine fold side first."		"The laminating sleeves go into the machine fold side first."

	==~~14.~~ Put sleeve in large machine==		== Put sleeve in large machine==
	"These machines catch a lot easier, especially since you have a larger object to work with."		"These machines catch a lot easier, especially since you have a larger object to work with."

	==~~15.~~ Show coming out. ==		== Show coming out. ==
	"And there's a finished badge. In rare instances it may need a second run through, but badges laminated on the larger machine are usually good to go immediately."		"And there's a finished badge. In rare instances it may need a second run through, but badges laminated on the larger machine are usually good to go immediately."

	==~~16.~~ On Human with machines. ==		== On Human with machines. ==
	"At the convention it’s really easy to get overwhelmed or distracted. That is the most common cause of jamming the machines so do your best to stay calm and pay attention when you are laminating. Make absolutely sure that the machine you are using isn't already being used by someone else and make sure that you, yourself, didn't already put another badge in that simply hasn't come out yet. Jammed machines ruin the badges inside and must be taken apart before they can be used again."		"At the convention it’s really easy to get overwhelmed or distracted. That is the most common cause of jamming the machines so do your best to stay calm and pay attention when you are laminating. Make absolutely sure that the machine you are using isn't already being used by someone else and make sure that you, yourself, didn't already put another badge in that simply hasn't come out yet. Jammed machines ruin the badges inside and must be taken apart before they can be used again."

	==~~17.~~ Shot of small lam.==		== Shot of small lam.==
	"So I'm going to do exactly what you don't want to do."		"So I'm going to do exactly what you don't want to do."

	==~~18.~~ Put in badge then put in another badge. ==		== Put in badge then put in another badge. ==

	==~~19.~~ Watch it click for a moment then turn it off. ==		== Watch it click for a moment then turn it off. ==
	"Sometimes you'll get lucky and realize what's going on fast enough to yank the badges out. That clicking is a dead giveaway. If the badges don't come free, though, just turn the machine off and redo the badges - they're ruined and the machine is out of order.		"Sometimes you'll get lucky and realize what's going on fast enough to yank the badges out. That clicking is a dead giveaway. If the badges don't come free, though, just turn the machine off and redo the badges - they're ruined and the machine is out of order.

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	==~~20.~~ Show Badge Punch==		== Show Badge Punch==
	"Make sure the punch is in this position so that the hole will be centered, line it up carefully, and press down."		"Make sure the punch is in this position so that the hole will be centered, line it up carefully, and press down."

	==~~21.~~ Punch badge==		== Punch badge==

	==~~22.~~ Add badge clip. ==		== Add badge clip. ==

	==~~23.~~ Clip badge.==		== Clip badge.==

Beta at 05:17, 3 February 2015

2015-02-03T05:17:48Z

Beta at 05:16, 3 February 2015

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Beta at 05:15, 3 February 2015

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Beta at 05:13, 3 February 2015

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	[[Category:Video Storyboard]]		[[Category:Video Storyboard]]
	1. Image of the two machines.		1. '''Image of the two machines. '''
	These are our laminating machines.		These are our laminating machines.

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	The machines have indicator lights to tell you when they are hot and ready. We leave these on during registration hours because it can be a long wait for one to heat up - especially if an attendee is waiting."		The machines have indicator lights to tell you when they are hot and ready. We leave these on during registration hours because it can be a long wait for one to heat up - especially if an attendee is waiting."

	5. Human has an unlaminated badge.		==5. Human has an unlaminated badge. ==

	"So you will either make a paper badge or be given paper badges. Once you have a badge which is ready to laminate, the first thing you will need to do is put it in the laminating pouch. "		"So you will either make a paper badge or be given paper badges. Once you have a badge which is ready to laminate, the first thing you will need to do is put it in the laminating pouch. "

	6. Human puts badge in pouch.		==6. Human puts badge in pouch. ==

	"You will want to center it as best you can, keeping in mind that you need to hole punch the top. At-Con badges are usually small enough that all you need to worry about is centering the badge, but if you are helping with preregistration badges they will be a tight fit.		"You will want to center it as best you can, keeping in mind that you need to hole punch the top. At-Con badges are usually small enough that all you need to worry about is centering the badge, but if you are helping with preregistration badges they will be a tight fit.

	Once you have a badge in a laminating pouch you need to know which machine you will be using because large machines require a sleeve around the pouch. We’ll start with the small machines."		Once you have a badge in a laminating pouch you need to know which machine you will be using because large machines require a sleeve around the pouch. We’ll start with the small machines."

	7. Closeup of machine. Pouch side in first but not all the way back.		==7. Closeup of machine. Pouch side in first but not all the way back. ==

	"Put the pouch in with the prelaminated edge towards the machine. If you don’t put the prelaminated edge in, there is a possibility of the pouch coming apart in the lamination process and jamming or damaging the machine. However, it usually just does not laminate as well."		"Put the pouch in with the prelaminated edge towards the machine. If you don’t put the prelaminated edge in, there is a possibility of the pouch coming apart in the lamination process and jamming or damaging the machine. However, it usually just does not laminate as well."

	8. Show it not going anywhere. Push it in.		==8. Show it not going anywhere. Push it in. ==

	"You really have to put the badge in far to get them to catch. Sometimes if you sort of toss it to the back it will catch, but other times you’re just going to have to use your fingers to push it back until you feel it catch."		"You really have to put the badge in far to get them to catch. Sometimes if you sort of toss it to the back it will catch, but other times you’re just going to have to use your fingers to push it back until you feel it catch."

	9. Show badge coming out.		==9. Show badge coming out.==

	"The machines are fairly slow so be patient. You will want to wait until the badge is all the way out before putting the next one in, especially at-con when a jammed machine can slow down the registration line."		"The machines are fairly slow so be patient. You will want to wait until the badge is all the way out before putting the next one in, especially at-con when a jammed machine can slow down the registration line."

	10. Show finished badge.		==10. Show finished badge. ==
	EITHER -		EITHER -
	"So this badge looks okay, but sometimes they come out and they aren't completely laminated."		"So this badge looks okay, but sometimes they come out and they aren't completely laminated."
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	"These smaller machines just don’t stay hot enough to handle the quantity that we need. However, you can usually get a really good lamination by just turning the badge 90 degrees and sending it through one last time. Be warned, you can ruin the badge by sending it through the machine too many times so you generally won’t want to do it more than two or maybe three times."		"These smaller machines just don’t stay hot enough to handle the quantity that we need. However, you can usually get a really good lamination by just turning the badge 90 degrees and sending it through one last time. Be warned, you can ruin the badge by sending it through the machine too many times so you generally won’t want to do it more than two or maybe three times."

	11. Put badge in for round 2 at another angle. Follow it out.		==11. Put badge in for round 2 at another angle. Follow it out.==

	"So that's the basic procedure for the small laminators. The larger laminators are mostly the same except they require a sleeve and they are hotter than the smaller ones."		"So that's the basic procedure for the small laminators. The larger laminators are mostly the same except they require a sleeve and they are hotter than the smaller ones."

	12. Put another badge in the pouch.		==12. Put another badge in the pouch. ==
	"So I'll show you how the large laminator works. This is the laminating sleeve. These come with the laminating pouches so we should have plenty, however if there aren't any, you can use a piece of paper folded over."		"So I'll show you how the large laminator works. This is the laminating sleeve. These come with the laminating pouches so we should have plenty, however if there aren't any, you can use a piece of paper folded over."

	13. Put badge in sleeve.		==13. Put badge in sleeve.==
	"The laminating sleeves go into the machine fold side first."		"The laminating sleeves go into the machine fold side first."

	14. Put sleeve in large machine		==14. Put sleeve in large machine==
	"These machines catch a lot easier, especially since you have a larger object to work with."		"These machines catch a lot easier, especially since you have a larger object to work with."

	15. Show coming out.		==15. Show coming out. ==
	"And there's a finished badge. In rare instances it may need a second run through, but badges laminated on the larger machine are usually good to go immediately."		"And there's a finished badge. In rare instances it may need a second run through, but badges laminated on the larger machine are usually good to go immediately."

	16. On Human with machines.		==16. On Human with machines. ==
	"At the convention it’s really easy to get overwhelmed or distracted. That is the most common cause of jamming the machines so do your best to stay calm and pay attention when you are laminating. Make absolutely sure that the machine you are using isn't already being used by someone else and make sure that you, yourself, didn't already put another badge in that simply hasn't come out yet. Jammed machines ruin the badges inside and must be taken apart before they can be used again."		"At the convention it’s really easy to get overwhelmed or distracted. That is the most common cause of jamming the machines so do your best to stay calm and pay attention when you are laminating. Make absolutely sure that the machine you are using isn't already being used by someone else and make sure that you, yourself, didn't already put another badge in that simply hasn't come out yet. Jammed machines ruin the badges inside and must be taken apart before they can be used again."

	17. Shot of small lam.		==17. Shot of small lam.==
	"So I'm going to do exactly what you don't want to do."		"So I'm going to do exactly what you don't want to do."

	18. Put in badge then put in another badge.		==18. Put in badge then put in another badge. ==

	19. Watch it click for a moment then turn it off.		==19. Watch it click for a moment then turn it off. ==
	"Sometimes you'll get lucky and realize what's going on fast enough to yank the badges out. That clicking is a dead giveaway. If the badges don't come free, though, just turn the machine off and redo the badges - they're ruined and the machine is out of order.		"Sometimes you'll get lucky and realize what's going on fast enough to yank the badges out. That clicking is a dead giveaway. If the badges don't come free, though, just turn the machine off and redo the badges - they're ruined and the machine is out of order.

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	20. Show Badge Punch		==20. Show Badge Punch==
	"Make sure the punch is in this position so that the hole will be centered, line it up carefully, and press down."		"Make sure the punch is in this position so that the hole will be centered, line it up carefully, and press down."

	21. Punch badge		==21. Punch badge==

	22. Add badge clip.		==22. Add badge clip. ==

	23. Clip badge.		==23. Clip badge.==

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	''1. Image of the two machines. ''		==1. Image of the two machines. ==
	"These are our laminating machines."		"These are our laminating machines."

	2. Shot of small, or someone pointing to or holding small.		==2. Shot of small, or someone pointing to or holding small.==
	"The small laminators do not require a laminating pouch to use. They also do not get as hot and so sometimes will require a badge to be run through them twice. "		"The small laminators do not require a laminating pouch to use. They also do not get as hot and so sometimes will require a badge to be run through them twice. "

	3. Focus on the large machine or have someone hold it.		==3. Focus on the large machine or have someone hold it. ==
	"The large laminators require a laminating pouch to use. They get hotter than the small ones so they usually do not require multiple runs through the machine to laminate well. However, these machines are old and can be finicky. The machines break after a year or two of use so you may not have one available to use at all. "		"The large laminators require a laminating pouch to use. They get hotter than the small ones so they usually do not require multiple runs through the machine to laminate well. However, these machines are old and can be finicky. The machines break after a year or two of use so you may not have one available to use at all. "

	4. Back to both machines.		==4. Back to both machines. ==
	"Both machines will jam if the user is impatient or isn't paying attention.		"Both machines will jam if the user is impatient or isn't paying attention.

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	5. Human has an unlaminated badge.		5. Human has an unlaminated badge.

	"So you will either make a paper badge or be given paper badges. Once you have a badge which is ready to laminate, the first thing you will need to do is put it in the laminating pouch. "		"So you will either make a paper badge or be given paper badges. Once you have a badge which is ready to laminate, the first thing you will need to do is put it in the laminating pouch. "

	6. Human puts badge in pouch.		6. Human puts badge in pouch.

	"You will want to center it as best you can, keeping in mind that you need to hole punch the top. At-Con badges are usually small enough that all you need to worry about is centering the badge, but if you are helping with preregistration badges they will be a tight fit.		"You will want to center it as best you can, keeping in mind that you need to hole punch the top. At-Con badges are usually small enough that all you need to worry about is centering the badge, but if you are helping with preregistration badges they will be a tight fit.

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	7. Closeup of machine. Pouch side in first but not all the way back.		7. Closeup of machine. Pouch side in first but not all the way back.

	"Put the pouch in with the prelaminated edge towards the machine. If you don’t put the prelaminated edge in, there is a possibility of the pouch coming apart in the lamination process and jamming or damaging the machine. However, it usually just does not laminate as well."		"Put the pouch in with the prelaminated edge towards the machine. If you don’t put the prelaminated edge in, there is a possibility of the pouch coming apart in the lamination process and jamming or damaging the machine. However, it usually just does not laminate as well."

	8. Show it not going anywhere. Push it in.		8. Show it not going anywhere. Push it in.

	"You really have to put the badge in far to get them to catch. Sometimes if you sort of toss it to the back it will catch, but other times you’re just going to have to use your fingers to push it back until you feel it catch."		"You really have to put the badge in far to get them to catch. Sometimes if you sort of toss it to the back it will catch, but other times you’re just going to have to use your fingers to push it back until you feel it catch."

	9. Show badge coming out.		9. Show badge coming out.

	"The machines are fairly slow so be patient. You will want to wait until the badge is all the way out before putting the next one in, especially at-con when a jammed machine can slow down the registration line."		"The machines are fairly slow so be patient. You will want to wait until the badge is all the way out before putting the next one in, especially at-con when a jammed machine can slow down the registration line."

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	1. ~~'''~~Image of the two machines. '''		''1. Image of the two machines. ''
	These are our laminating machines.		"These are our laminating machines."

	2. Shot of small, or someone pointing to or holding small.		2. Shot of small, or someone pointing to or holding small.
	The small laminators do not require a laminating pouch to use. They also do not get as hot and so sometimes will require a badge to be run through them twice.		"The small laminators do not require a laminating pouch to use. They also do not get as hot and so sometimes will require a badge to be run through them twice. "

	3. Focus on the large machine or have someone hold it.		3. Focus on the large machine or have someone hold it.
	The large laminators require a laminating pouch to use. They get hotter than the small ones so they usually do not require multiple runs through the machine to laminate well. However, these machines are old and can be finicky. The machines break after a year or two of use so you may not have one available to use at all.		"The large laminators require a laminating pouch to use. They get hotter than the small ones so they usually do not require multiple runs through the machine to laminate well. However, these machines are old and can be finicky. The machines break after a year or two of use so you may not have one available to use at all. "

	4. Back to both machines.		4. Back to both machines.
	Both machines will jam if the user is impatient or isn't paying attention.		"Both machines will jam if the user is impatient or isn't paying attention.

	The machines have indicator lights to tell you when they are hot and ready. We leave these on during registration hours because it can be a long wait for one to heat up - especially if an attendee is waiting.		The machines have indicator lights to tell you when they are hot and ready. We leave these on during registration hours because it can be a long wait for one to heat up - especially if an attendee is waiting."

	5. Human has an unlaminated badge.		5. Human has an unlaminated badge.
	So you will either make a paper badge or be given paper badges. Once you have a badge which is ready to laminate, the first thing you will need to do is put it in the laminating pouch.		"So you will either make a paper badge or be given paper badges. Once you have a badge which is ready to laminate, the first thing you will need to do is put it in the laminating pouch. "

	6. Human puts badge in pouch.		6. Human puts badge in pouch.
	You will want to center it as best you can, keeping in mind that you need to hole punch the top. At-Con badges are usually small enough that all you need to worry about is centering the badge, but if you are helping with preregistration badges they will be a tight fit.		"You will want to center it as best you can, keeping in mind that you need to hole punch the top. At-Con badges are usually small enough that all you need to worry about is centering the badge, but if you are helping with preregistration badges they will be a tight fit.

	Once you have a badge in a laminating pouch you need to know which machine you will be using because large machines require a sleeve around the pouch. We’ll start with the small machines.		Once you have a badge in a laminating pouch you need to know which machine you will be using because large machines require a sleeve around the pouch. We’ll start with the small machines."

	7. Closeup of machine. Pouch side in first but not all the way back.		7. Closeup of machine. Pouch side in first but not all the way back.
	Put the pouch in with the prelaminated edge towards the machine. If you don’t put the prelaminated edge in, there is a possibility of the pouch coming apart in the lamination process and jamming or damaging the machine. However, it usually just does not laminate as well.		"Put the pouch in with the prelaminated edge towards the machine. If you don’t put the prelaminated edge in, there is a possibility of the pouch coming apart in the lamination process and jamming or damaging the machine. However, it usually just does not laminate as well."

	8. Show it not going anywhere. Push it in.		8. Show it not going anywhere. Push it in.
	You really have to put the badge in far to get them to catch. Sometimes if you sort of toss it to the back it will catch, but other times you’re just going to have to use your fingers to push it back until you feel it catch.		"You really have to put the badge in far to get them to catch. Sometimes if you sort of toss it to the back it will catch, but other times you’re just going to have to use your fingers to push it back until you feel it catch."

	9. Show badge coming out.		9. Show badge coming out.
	The machines are fairly slow so be patient. You will want to wait until the badge is all the way out before putting the next one in, especially at-con when a jammed machine can slow down the registration line.		"The machines are fairly slow so be patient. You will want to wait until the badge is all the way out before putting the next one in, especially at-con when a jammed machine can slow down the registration line."

	10. Show finished badge.		10. Show finished badge.
	EITHER -		EITHER -
	So this badge looks okay, but sometimes they come out and they aren't completely laminated.		"So this badge looks okay, but sometimes they come out and they aren't completely laminated."
	OR -		OR -
	So you can see that this badge isn't exactly perfect.		"So you can see that this badge isn't exactly perfect."

	These smaller machines just don’t stay hot enough to handle the quantity that we need. However, you can usually get a really good lamination by just turning the badge 90 degrees and sending it through one last time. Be warned, you can ruin the badge by sending it through the machine too many times so you generally won’t want to do it more than two or maybe three times.		"These smaller machines just don’t stay hot enough to handle the quantity that we need. However, you can usually get a really good lamination by just turning the badge 90 degrees and sending it through one last time. Be warned, you can ruin the badge by sending it through the machine too many times so you generally won’t want to do it more than two or maybe three times."

	11. Put badge in for round 2 at another angle. Follow it out.		11. Put badge in for round 2 at another angle. Follow it out.

	So that's the basic procedure for the small laminators. The larger laminators are mostly the same except they require a sleeve and they are hotter than the smaller ones.		"So that's the basic procedure for the small laminators. The larger laminators are mostly the same except they require a sleeve and they are hotter than the smaller ones."

	12. Put another badge in the pouch.		12. Put another badge in the pouch.
	So I'll show you how the large laminator works. This is the laminating sleeve. These come with the laminating pouches so we should have plenty, however if there aren't any, you can use a piece of paper folded over.		"So I'll show you how the large laminator works. This is the laminating sleeve. These come with the laminating pouches so we should have plenty, however if there aren't any, you can use a piece of paper folded over."

	13. Put badge in sleeve.		13. Put badge in sleeve.
	The laminating sleeves go into the machine fold side first.		"The laminating sleeves go into the machine fold side first."

	14. Put sleeve in large machine		14. Put sleeve in large machine
	These machines catch a lot easier, especially since you have a larger object to work with.		"These machines catch a lot easier, especially since you have a larger object to work with."

	15. Show coming out.		15. Show coming out.
	And there's a finished badge. In rare instances it may need a second run through, but badges laminated on the larger machine are usually good to go immediately.		"And there's a finished badge. In rare instances it may need a second run through, but badges laminated on the larger machine are usually good to go immediately."

	16. On Human with machines.		16. On Human with machines.
	At the convention it’s really easy to get overwhelmed or distracted. That is the most common cause of jamming the machines so do your best to stay calm and pay attention when you are laminating. Make absolutely sure that the machine you are using isn't already being used by someone else and make sure that you, yourself, didn't already put another badge in that simply hasn't come out yet. Jammed machines ruin the badges inside and must be taken apart before they can be used again.		"At the convention it’s really easy to get overwhelmed or distracted. That is the most common cause of jamming the machines so do your best to stay calm and pay attention when you are laminating. Make absolutely sure that the machine you are using isn't already being used by someone else and make sure that you, yourself, didn't already put another badge in that simply hasn't come out yet. Jammed machines ruin the badges inside and must be taken apart before they can be used again."

	17. Shot of small lam.		17. Shot of small lam.
	So I'm going to do exactly what you don't want to do.		"So I'm going to do exactly what you don't want to do."

	18. Put in badge then put in another badge.		18. Put in badge then put in another badge.

	19. Watch it click for a moment then turn it off.		19. Watch it click for a moment then turn it off.
	Sometimes you'll get lucky and realize what's going on fast enough to yank the badges out. That clicking is a dead giveaway. If the badges don't come free, though, just turn the machine off and redo the badges - they're ruined and the machine is out of order.		"Sometimes you'll get lucky and realize what's going on fast enough to yank the badges out. That clicking is a dead giveaway. If the badges don't come free, though, just turn the machine off and redo the badges - they're ruined and the machine is out of order.

	Our next video will show this machine being taken apart and put back together.		Our next video will show this machine being taken apart and put back together.
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	*be patient and pay attention because two badges at once WILL jam the machine		*be patient and pay attention because two badges at once WILL jam the machine

	Finally, make sure to hole punch and clip your badge before handing it to the attendee.		Finally, make sure to hole punch and clip your badge before handing it to the attendee."


	20. Show Badge Punch		20. Show Badge Punch
	Make sure the punch is in this position so that the hole will be centered, line it up carefully, and press down.		"Make sure the punch is in this position so that the hole will be centered, line it up carefully, and press down."

	21. Punch badge		21. Punch badge