gregory
For the spawn - four, with plenty of space left over. So I think....cardlady22 said:
Frankendecken; Instructions & General discussion
cardlady22
Sounds cool. Simple math had me thinking 6 x 13 for the 78.
Wendywu
cardlady22 said:
He fits four to an A4 sheet. We never put more than that on a sheet to allow for the secure lamination bit. Thus - 20 sheets of card. We print card that is thinner than the desired deck. That way the lamination means we don't end up with a brick .. (had that happen with the first Granny Jones ... damn thing is huge!!)
gregory
I tried that once for a small booklet thingy. Lining up was Just Awful....cardlady22 said:
cardlady22
I am familiar with Brick Decks due to putting cards and/or printouts in the trading card game sleeves. 
My self-created Neopets playing card deck for one. I had to trim some edges off Chronata's Minute Tarot when my fingernails slit them as I shuffled. And of course, my teeny-tiny Ironwing from the PDF.
I made a gemstone reference deck with the lamination pouches, but it has to sit in an index card box.
My self-created Neopets playing card deck for one. I had to trim some edges off Chronata's Minute Tarot when my fingernails slit them as I shuffled. And of course, my teeny-tiny Ironwing from the PDF.
I made a gemstone reference deck with the lamination pouches, but it has to sit in an index card box.
Wendywu
Also, we nearly always laminate in matte pouches to avoid the credit card look and feel ... Rexel make 150 micron matte pouches which is only 75 microns per side, and doesn't feel all plasticky.
cardlady22
How does the measurement mil compare to micron?
The business card pouches I'm used to getting say they are 5 mil semi rigid
ETA: http://www.unitconversion.org/length/mils-to-microns-conversion.html
5 mil = 127 microns
The business card pouches I'm used to getting say they are 5 mil semi rigid
ETA: http://www.unitconversion.org/length/mils-to-microns-conversion.html
5 mil = 127 microns
Wendywu
Phew.
'Cos I have no idea ....
I don't even really know what a micron is except that our laminating pouches have 150 of them..... we'd use thinner if we could get them over here in matte and at reasonable prices.
'Cos I have no idea ....
I don't even really know what a micron is except that our laminating pouches have 150 of them..... we'd use thinner if we could get them over here in matte and at reasonable prices.
gregory
I get Staples for Good Work, and Tesco basic - both 75 per side.
I suspect the 5 mil are like the LOVELY ones Jackdaw* gets in Canada.... Must stock up.... (I use glossy as I have yet to find a reasonable stockist for matte !)
I suspect the 5 mil are like the LOVELY ones Jackdaw* gets in Canada.... Must stock up.... (I use glossy as I have yet to find a reasonable stockist for matte !)
