Laminating would just make it difficult to see when light shines on it. You could print it on thin card if you want extra rigidity, but ordinary paper works fine. Bare in mind the print-out will include margins around the outside which you will have to trim. Personally I trim the left hand side, then leave the right hand side on and just stick the sheets together (a good old pritt stick works nicely) by overlapping them. Obviously special arrangements are made for those sheets on the outside.Dr Jones said:
I make sectors, usually 3 x 2 sheets and tape those together on the back using clear packing tape. Then I take all the sectors and tape them together in sequence to make the final assembly. Then I take the finished poster and thumbtack it to the wall. Working in small sectors in the beginning allows you to make the gap alignment extremely precise, e.g. about .030" on the purple and blue one I demonstrated in the thread I linked above.Dr Jones said:
