Review on 📇 PVC ID Card Tray for Epson Printer Models: R280, Artisan 50 and More - A Comprehensive Guide by Jacob Diego

I've always wanted to make professional looking membership cards for my club but with less than 600 members it was too expensive. The cheapest card printers cost close to $1,000, well beyond our budget. This product changed that. Using a $150 inkjet printer and this magic tablet, I was able to reduce my costs to less than $0.35 per card. There is a small minus. Big tasks take a lot of time. Part of this is probably my fault as I still haven't figured out how to print two cards at once. But now that the main project is complete I only have to print about a dozen a week - so this is perfect for us. When creating your map, be sure to leave the bottom corners blank. The printer thinks it's printing to disk, so the small radius at the bottom of the card isn't the printable area.