CardSaver I Thumb?

dytch2220

I'm laughing at myself just typing this, but...

I've noticed that when I sit down to open a bunch of packs and immediately load the cards into CardSaver I holders, the side of my thumb next to my nail gets raw and a bit painful after a while. I've started putting a piece of scotch tape around my thumb with the overlap in the back to prevent this. Does this happen to anyone else too and is there a more elegant solution?

lawnmowerman

It's happened to me. I followed the Ronnie Lott philosophy and just cut it off.

milbroco

Oh yeah. Been there......Done that......................about a billion times!!!!!!!!!!!
OUCH!!!!

itzagoner

i enjoy adding bloodstains to the hockey player pictures.

DanBessette

<< <i>It's happened to me. I followed the Ronnie Lott philosophy and just cut it off. >>



Lol

CrazyMind2017

Plain tape is so ghetto. Become an elitist like me and use a real bandaid.

mknez

Brown shipping tape is the only way to go. Don't use an inferior clear tape.

halosfan

Man up and get a proper thimble

dytch2220

<< <i>Brown shipping tape is the only way to go. Don't use an inferior clear tape. >>



Why not just go all the way and use Duct tape?

DanBessette

Are card saver I slices much worse than card saver II slices?

CrazyMind2017

<< <i>Are card saver I slices much worse than card saver II slices? >>


Card saver II bleeding is worse. They don't open as wide because they're smaller, so there's more friction.

dytch2220

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<< <i>Are card saver I slices much worse than card saver II slices? >>


Card saver II bleeding is worse. They don't open as wide because they're smaller, so there's more friction. >>



That makes sense. I've only ever used Card Saver I and IVs.

LarkinCollector

<< <i>Brown shipping tape is the only way to go. Don't use an inferior clear tape. >>