u/brunodahora

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Hi folks, I have been doing PnP of cards for some time and I got to these two main techniques that is my top right now:

  1. Print on Ink printer with Gutter Fold version in a 180g paper, spray varnish over it to coat it, paste on a cardstock and cut it. The Dragon's of Etchinstone card is a sample of it.

  2. My simple method: print on Ink printer in a 180g paper, cut it, put on sleeves with a card in the middle. The ROVE card is an example

Although both methods give a good card to play, I have the feeling it is not on par with a "professional" card. Specially regarding thickness.

So I was looking for tips and directions on how to improve my techniques. What would be the next step?

I currently have an Epson L4260 printer. I know printing in a laser printer would help, but I would like to learn other techniques or material that could help me improve.

(Unless the next step is really printing with laser and there are no other options).

Edit: I also have a laminator and a corner cutter.

Thanks for your attention!

u/brunodahora — 13 days ago