Re: [photo-3d] Board for stereo cards

[Linda Nygren <lnygren@xxxxxxx>]

You may be able to find a local art supply store or similar that will
cut mat boards for you. I don't know of any source for precut rounded
cards. A good corner rounder such as the Lassco model 20 that will cut
mat board is pricey ($75ish on ebay and about twice that new, I think)
but perhaps you could find one to borrow. 
http://www.lasscoproducts.com/Corner_Rounders/corner_rounders.html  
Lighter weight corner-rounder punches sold for "scrapbooking" could
handle just the photos. I use the 3M PMA as an adhesive. 

Another option that some people like, especially when first starting out
with cards, is the foldover Q-Vu mounts: 
http://brawleyonline.com/~quellen/index.html  I started with these, but
have gone to traditional cards as I like more flexibility in
cropping/setting the window, beyond the two aperture widths offered by
Q-Vu. -Linda

"Joseph R. Schlauch" wrote:
> 
> Received a stereoscope for Christmas  and would like to make cards with my computer.  Does anyone sell cards that are pre-cut with rounded corners? Anyone sell a jig to round off the tops of the stereo pairs?   Any suggestions for which cement to use when mounting on boards?
>     Any pitfalls I should look out for?  Thanks, Richard, NY
> 
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