How do you properly space the stencils if upper and lower are on the same card? Wouldn't the lowers be too far apart.? Do you cut them in half?
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It was really difficult. I ended up not using them for what I had hoped to.
1493175
Unfortunately, the space below the pictures is sealed. If you are careful, very careful I suppose you cold make you own slit and use the space.
1918016
You actually place each strip separately, so you can place them as wide apart as you want. I put some of them closer together than others to accommodate different sized stem bases.
1963466
Yes. Sometimes you have to improvise and make your card a little smaller. But, the cards turn out beautifully. I held a class and had them all wondering "how did you do that?".
868732
You just use the expansion set cards. They are larger and easier to work with, so mixing them would be a bit counter productive.
1312263
There is a symbol that can block the bottom numbers; it is immutable. Depending on how snug the cards are, you may not have a problem.
918447
The smaller folders need to be use on smaller pieces of card stock. I cut squares the size of the smaller folders, emboss them and then layer them with foam dots to pop them up and give dimension to the card.
1372909
When I purchased another brand of the Stamps, they feed correctly and stop because of the holes, but the first character along the whole left size is always cut off. Everyone else seems to be able to do it, so I can't figure out the problem. I don't see anywhere to adjust the alignment.
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I agree. It's always a good rule of thumb to go the next size up when you're working with same size. I'm sure it would be fine to use 9x12, but I don't know about thickness. If it's card stock kind of quality, I think 9 x12 would be fine. But if your paper has a thicker quality than that, I would recommend going the next size up.
88367
Its best to carefully cut them out. Or make a dark background because the wntire paper would be transfered and a white square will appear on it. So cut the white out.
1150600
Hello- They are numbered in consecutive order, so you would want to stack them up carefully if you are going to pre-seperate them. Maybe paper-clip every 10 so they dont fall apart when they are loose.
778226
Nope! Even with just one card inside, it's snug. I was going to make the same 'money' comment that was already made -- I fold up the bills and put them between 2 cards.
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They are designed to side by side. (You would be missing a side if separated.) But if you had multiple sets, you could change up the configurations, or add to. Hope that helps.
1494379
There are two card holding areas, One vertical and one horizontal. The vertical one is pretty much only good for pilot cards but the horizontal one works just about perfect for holding sleeved upgrade and damage cards. This is actually one of the better storage solutions I've seen for X-Wing cards.
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I am sorry but I just looked up 1956 cards and found out they were horizontal cards. I believe you can fit six horizontally and maybe seven if you put the one in the middle as vertical on a shelf (3-1-3) but nine per shelf vertically (for PSA cards)
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You don't. That stuff sticks good and if you have to take something apart you are going to have a lot of tearing. Maybe someone else has better luck than I do, if the paper is a bit slick you can put it apart pretty easy, but if it's matte finish, you are going to have a problem. If it is for a card which is what I use it for, you can maybe save one side, but the other side is going to be pretty torn up. I just figure I have to get a new piece of card stock. Sorry.
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Yes, I tried it just while ago.Actually, one card fits each slot.Two for one is rather tight.But it's not impossible.