2024-02-05 (M) Gravy Shock Stamping the card backs

When I last made a card game, I built a rig to stamp cards reliably in the same place, but I finished the prototyping phase before I used it. The primary purpose was to stamp the backs of cards so they were not differentiable at a glance. The device worked well, but I wish it had a spring to raise the stamping head instead of holding it because my arm got tired while making 200 cards. If I rebuilt the unit, I would make it from aluminum and capable of stamping to the edge to make cards with colored borders.
Card backs stamped

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