Quality & Process

Step 1

Printing and Quality

I currently use a Epson ET-2800 and i have been looking into finding good cored paper foil and non foil. From the pictures below you can see the quality of the prints and how they come out with the cored paper as these should be about the same thickness as a official Magic the Gathering card but they do have a white back. In the future we may move to a colored back or a design but currently we do want them to be easily seen as proxies since they dont have the official backing. As for shaping and cutting I am working on getting the die cutter to speed up the process a little as I currently use a rotary paper cutter and a corner rounder on a 3mm rounder to get as close as we can to the corners of the cards. These Inkjet compatible cored cardstock paper do lack a varnish finish which can make the card feel sticky or tacky. I am looking into a sealer for this to help the cards last longer as human sweat and fluids can easily effect the cards.