Re: [photo-3d] 3D Holidays

[Ron Beck <rbeck@xxxxxxxx>]

Mark,
A lot depends on the type of printer and the direction the stock is
oriented.  I would assume that a printer set up for hand feed would be
able to accept the cards.  Further, I personally would probably create
my design so I could pass the glasses side through first and then start
printing on the card stock.  This way the double thickness would pass
through first.

I have a pair of glasses that look similar to the "Blimpie" pair on your
web site.  If the glasses portion of the cards isn't much thicker than
this, I don't see a problem sending it through my printer.  In fact,
they might even go through my laser printer.  Hand fed of course!

Hope this helps,
Ron

Mark wrote:
> 
> The 3D Greets product has generated some interest and it may be worth it for
> us to do a 5-10m unit run and just stock them blank white.  The end where
> the glasses are is twice the thickness of the rest of the card.  With the
> lenses glued in place will there be a problem going through a printer?
> 
> Mark
> Rainbow Symphony, Inc.
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