Cutting panels?

[Breakaway Dealz]

Hi,
Does anyone know how to cut 1988-89 Oilers 10th Anniversary set cards?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1988-89-NH...e=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649

Any help would be appreciated,
thanks!

 

[30ranfordfan]

Since I have cut these myself, I will answer..... with scissors!

(that's how I cut them for myself).

There are much better tools out there though. I would think anything like this would be better:

https://www.amazon.ca/Swingline-Cla...521560553&sr=8-9&keywords=cutting+board+paper

(something that style, anyway)

 

[joshpackham]

If cutting it I would use some type of paper cutter if you have access to one, if not I would actually leave it in its original state and purchase the correct size toploader to hold and display it.

 

[langway05]

If cutting it I would use some type of paper cutter if you have access to one, if not I would actually leave it in its original state and purchase the correct size toploader to hold and display it.

I'd have to agree with this as well. :bliss:

 

[joshpackham]

I'd have to agree with this as well. :bliss:

we need a like button

 

[Breakaway Dealz]

Thanks for the responses!
Really appreciate it
thanks!

 

[Breakaway Dealz]

Please close this thread
thanks!

 

[Triple B]

Some industrial companies own laser guided cutters (had to explain this to a formerly prominent member who thought it would be great to make fun of people who called it a “laser cutter”). You set the dimensions of the cards, lay it down on a grid, it does the measurements by laser and the cutter does the rest. This is mostly how people take uncut sheets and cut them and submit to BGS for grading do it. If you know someone who has one, that's the way to go.