Here's the hack I glued together several layers of cardboard to create a 'shim' or 'adapter' for the printer tray: 3x5 adapter in printer tray. This is the same tray with 3x5 cards in them: 3x5 cards in printer trayĪgain, there is a gap on three sides, and the printer won't reliably feed because of it. Unfortunately, this is as small as it goes. Here is my printer tray with 4圆 cards in it: 4圆 cards in printer trayĪs you can see, the blue clips on three sides firmly grip the stack of cards. (If you don't mind 4圆 cards, you can skip to the steps below on how to actually print them) So, I decided to figure out how to print to 3x5 cards. This is useful, but I'm not a fan of the 4圆 cards because they are large and cost more. My printer, a Brother MFC-8420, supports printing to 4'圆' stock. This will be kind of long, but I thought I would post it here for those that like to use physical flash cards. R/RandomActsOfLetters Language-Specific Subreddits Afro-Asiatic Language We can't scour every thread for infractions. Please report people who you see break the rules. Post requests for resources in the dedicated subreddit - this is a general subreddit we are not well equipped to help you find the best resource for your language Read the FAQ before asking basic questions - if you are new, the chances are what you are looking for is there.ĭo not submit self-owned content too frequently - read our policy before submitting content you own or are associated with.ĭo not target individuals with threats or slander You can find the full list here.īe mature and respectful to others - we're all here in our own time, so please help us enjoy that time by keeping discussion civil. Online IPA Phonetics Keyboard - This allows you to type out how words sound, rather than how they are spelt.

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How to print on 3x5 cards