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05-17-2006, 10:53 AM
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Making Cut-Cards at Home, Some Questions......
Basically because I have nothing better to do with my free time, I want to try making cut-cards for my home games using a sheet of plastic and an exacto knife.
The cut-cards I get from casino supply places are pretty flimsy and sometimes slightly transparent, so I'd want to use a thicker grade of plastic. Does anyone with a micrometer handy or some familiarity with plastic thicknesses have an idea what kind of sheet I should buy to do this? 
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05-17-2006, 10:56 AM
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Re: Making Cut-Cards at Home, Some Questions......
I found a multi-divided, black ring notebook (5x8, i think) at Kmart and cut up the black plastic dividers into cut cards.
Works great for $1.59 or whatever I spent- got 14 cut cards out of it. Took a little while to find the right color, as most were too thin and allowed the colors of the cards to come through.
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05-19-2006, 01:47 PM
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Re: Making Cut-Cards at Home, Some Questions......
The cheapest way I know of is to take a joker and put several layers of duct tape over all sides of it neatly. I have several and they work fine. Guys at my game are always making cracks, but who cares. That's part of the fun.
I saw them being used in some tavern tourneys in Southeastern Wisconsin (taverntourneys.com) so I copied them.
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05-19-2006, 03:04 PM
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Re: Making Cut-Cards at Home, Some Questions......
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The cheapest way I know of is to take a joker and put several layers of duct tape over all sides of it neatly. I have several and they work fine. Guys at my game are always making cracks, but who cares. That's part of the fun. I saw them being used in some tavern tourneys in Southeastern Wisconsin (taverntourneys.com) so I copied them. [/ QUOTE ] I haven't found them to wear very well. I didn't try gluing them, but I also don't want to get the cut card mixed with the deck and not easily find it (with the same backs)
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