I just try and unwarp them by putting them under 10 books + a heavy hunk of metal.
It works pretty good.
Does anyone else have a way?
(Not card clips)
It works pretty good.
Does anyone else have a way?
(Not card clips)
Unwarping cards?
- Thread starter Ozzyschach
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Try getting a card clip. I know that it is expensive, but trust me, it's definitely worth it. I have a card clip from D&D and it definitely made my cards last longer.
adjones
Wow.
Are all card clips like that?
I thought it was like a card holder like 4 cards too small, and each side was magnitised.
But that is a new level.
What are the best car clips?
Wow.
Are all card clips like that?
I thought it was like a card holder like 4 cards too small, and each side was magnitised.
But that is a new level.
What are the best car clips?
What adjones showed you isn't a card clip. it's just like 2 blocks of wood screwed together.
ingeniously simple, in my opinion
ingeniously simple, in my opinion
Nah. Has to be bought at a magic shop. Just a cheap aluminum card holder should cost you less than ten dollars.
Quite honestly, the only method I would suggest would be using a card clip by Joe Porper. Any others just pale in comparison. The Porper card clip exudes quality, and works better than any other clip I have used.
While there are cheaper alternatives out there, the Porper is the best way to go.
While there are cheaper alternatives out there, the Porper is the best way to go.
I'm not sure where you live. But if it is Maryland Barry's Magic is still open for business.
Oh.
I thought it closed, well I might use that.
Or just buy from....Dare I say it? Ellusionist
Or, if I'm too lazy, put the cards in the box and step on them.
Then put them under heavy books for a day. And I'll be good for a long time.
I thought it closed, well I might use that.
Or just buy from....Dare I say it? Ellusionist
Or, if I'm too lazy, put the cards in the box and step on them.
Then put them under heavy books for a day. And I'll be good for a long time.
To unwarp my cards i just play with them forever. It works fast some times and other times it will take forever so i dont understand it. I am just careful to not get my cards in places it will warp.
Oh.
I thought it closed, well I might use that.
Or just buy from....Dare I say it? Ellusionist
Or, if I'm too lazy, put the cards in the box and step on them.
Then put them under heavy books for a day. And I'll be good for a long time.
Here...http://forums.theory11.com/showthread.php?t=20103
aj doesnt have wood. thats metal with 2 bolts.
metal doesnt warp like wood can. and delivers more pressure.
great, but doesnt fit too well in your pocket
metal doesnt warp like wood can. and delivers more pressure.
great, but doesnt fit too well in your pocket
I wouldn't consider a card clip "expensive". You spend more money on all your Buck twin DVD's than you would on a card clip. You can get a good card clip retail for about $25.00 and that's estimating a bit on the high end.
There really isn't any real need to get anything more fancy than your basic clip outside of personal style and preference. But you should certainly have one.
There really isn't any real need to get anything more fancy than your basic clip outside of personal style and preference. But you should certainly have one.
It's not a card clip, it's a card press. IMHO, card clips, excluding the Porper, don't do what they're advertised to do. The ones that I have tried don't prevent the cards from warping whatsoever, and if anything contribute to the destruction of the box because of the sharp edges of the clip.
The card press, although it's not as portable as a clip, does a much, much better job in my experience. It is quite a bit more expensive, though.