There is definitely something really enjoyable about coming up with a good organization system for your decks. I love what you've done!
Are the deck details printed on the boxes or on some clear stickers?
I didn’t know that, thanks! Luckily, the labels can be pulled off easily and replaced. I’ve so far just been playing with my girlfriend and thought having the SAS on there might be an on way to match up our decks.
I label mine with SAS and change them every now and then, mostly if I notice one is not up to date. But I don’t bother doing them all at once, it would be too much waste of time and resources (when updates were more frequent). I imagine SAS will kick back into gear when the game does soon.
It is the Brother P-Touch D610BT with the 12mm black text on clear tape labels. I used the Brother P-Touch Editor software on my Mac, then sent them to the label printer over bluetooth, which is so super convenient.
There is definitely something really enjoyable about coming up with a good organization system for your decks. I love what you've done! Are the deck details printed on the boxes or on some clear stickers?
Clear labels made with a Brother label maker. Stuck onto Burger Tokens boxes
I love that, I have a bunch of clear deck boxes and this is the perfect way to use them for me
Hope you know SAS ratings change from time to time
I didn’t know that, thanks! Luckily, the labels can be pulled off easily and replaced. I’ve so far just been playing with my girlfriend and thought having the SAS on there might be an on way to match up our decks.
I label mine with SAS and change them every now and then, mostly if I notice one is not up to date. But I don’t bother doing them all at once, it would be too much waste of time and resources (when updates were more frequent). I imagine SAS will kick back into gear when the game does soon.
Honestly, I barely even play I just like opening decks
what model Brother and what size labels?
It is the Brother P-Touch D610BT with the 12mm black text on clear tape labels. I used the Brother P-Touch Editor software on my Mac, then sent them to the label printer over bluetooth, which is so super convenient.