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Let's Build a Game! - Making Cards (Part 4 - Lamination) (2021/07/02)

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Jason returns to the topic of making DIY print-and-play cards, this time protecting the cards with plastic lamination. What weight and thickness of cards work best? Most importantly, WILL IT SHUFFLE?
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Martin Gonzalvez laminates cards:
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@dungeonsofkards 2 года назад

Best way do to a good prototype is, A4 Offset 300g printed in front and back. After finish, use a paper varnish, not much, and thats it. You will have sweet deck.

@majorredbeard 10 месяцев назад

Super useful information, thank you! I'm curious why you had problems with shuffling the 110lb stock when Martin used that one and suggests it. Also I think if anything, the linen stock will be more durable if the laminate is able to melt inside of the little crevices of the texture, but I could be wrong

@richardsorge- 5 месяцев назад

Mmmm, in my experience, double pass on laminator on thinner paper leaves You with wrinkles. 1 pass is more than enough. (old GBC laminator). I never had problems of lamination un-glueing.

@creamrising 6 месяцев назад

It's been a couple years. How is the linen card holding up?

@peterjones3757 9 месяцев назад

So, how are the cards holding up after 2 years?

@yourdailybread8611 2 года назад

Nice video I have two questions what printer do you use to print out your cards and how do you do the card layout on the page before you print them out thanks

@meeplewichcafe9574 2 года назад

First, thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. At home, we have a Hewlett-Packard Envy 5540. It's pretty good at keeping lines straight and is pretty effective at aligning two-sided prints so that any offset is at a minimum. It was also pretty cheap. As for MAKING the card layout, I don't really do that very much. So far, we have been doing print-and-play games that have formatted PDF files that we just have to print. I think, perhaps, we will address that in a future video.

@yourdailybread8611 2 года назад

@@meeplewichcafe9574 thanks for taking the time to answer me i subbed your channel thanks again

@MichaelBacaArtist Год назад

How are those cards standing up now? Just curious because I bought a laminator recently.

@henryunwin8121 Год назад

How well does the lamination last? I was thinking about doing your 3 layer card technique (with linen paper), but I might try this since I have lamination sheets and 65lb cardstock.