Don't worry, aligning cards is simpler than you might think! You may find detailed suggestions in the print files themselves. However, the key is to print a test sheet first - it takes just a minute and saves headaches later. This short YouTube video shows how easy it can be: How To Fix Printing Alignment Issues on Double Sided Cards.

Making your cards last is a breeze with lamination. We've found this to be the quickest and most effective method. We've laminated thousands of cards, and it's become our go-to method. It's simple, fast, and gives professional results every time. Plus, laminated cards are spill-proof and easy to shuffle! Check out this video by Print and Play Hideaway YouTube channel that goes through the whole process: How To Make Laminated Print and Play Cards with Good Front-Back Alignment

A sharp paper cutter is your best friend - it's fast and precise. Good lighting helps - but don't overthink it, natural light works great. Take it easy - rushing leads to mistakes. Here's a nice video that compares various methods: Comparing Cutting Tools for Print and Play Game Projects. We suggest that you begin by cutting along the longest lines first. This approach ensures better efficiency.

Rounding corners adds a professional touch. No need for perfection - a quick round looks great! There are several available "corner punchers" on the market, but the best one we found is the Sunstar Kadomaru Pro Corner Cutter. Have fun punching!