Homebrew PCBs

Hi All:
I got the Trulam TL-320B this morning and I am already doing single pass toner transfers with it using my Hackaday mod. kit, which I am now offering @ $24 shipped. Jameco is a bit more expensive with shipping, plus they haven't paid me in about 6 months, AND they offer no customer support to speak of, esp. when they send incorrectly programmed PIC chips.

Anyway, it turns out the TRULAM laminator is a rebadged AL13P in all respects. Now on Amazon for $99 with free shipping.

I added a couple new EAGLECAD layout designs to accommodate the SMT parts I have in stock. My PCBs will carry an SOIC preprogrammed PIC along with a couple SMT capacitors preinstalled.The thru hole parts will come as loose items.

On the matter of doing kits for other laminators, well I find that the quad silicone rollers with adjustable tensioning and digital controls work very well for regular/daily use.They're built bulletproof with black steel gearing and a 60KTYZ synchronous AC motor, 60KTYZ Synchronous Motor Wire Connection

It's a 14W motor.
Apache AL13P & TL-320b - One Pass PCB Toner Xfer

What is the thickness that your new lam will handle? does it also have four screws on the bottom of it for adjustments? How hard is your kit to install?