RXBC2011 100 Blank Metal Business Cards Laser Engraving Aluminum Multicolor

recently tried Blank Metal Business Cards for my crafting projects with the Cricut, and they are a game-changer! These cards provide the ideal canvas for adding a touch of sophistication to my creations.What's impressive is how well they work with the Cricut – the precision in cutting and engraving is spot on. The metal material is durable, giving my business cards a sleek and professional look that stands out.Whether it's intricate designs or simple etchings, these metal cards handle it all with ease. They've elevated the overall quality of my projects and have become my go-to choice for creating unique and memorable business cards.In conclusion, if you're a Cricut enthusiast looking to add a metallic flair to your creations, Blank Metal Business Cards are a fantastic choice. They're a versatile and reliable option that adds a touch of sophistication to any project.

Good price, worked well with the laser engraver

These are great quality use them in my laser pecker 4 for excellent results. You can run them under lower power to get like a holograph effect by marking it or you can crank up the power and take it right down to the aluminum for engraving. I will be ordering more of these for sure as the price is right and the great quality.

If these are metal they must be 1/10th the thickness of foil, they get warped from the slightest heat and appear to be more plastic than anythingedit: Ok that was a little harsh, they are metal and etch nicely, super thin and if thats what you want, they are great

Bought these to use with my laser engraver. Didn’t really have a project in mind, just wanted to try them out. Super easy and looked great when finished.

Ended up returning these. I wanted a sturdy metal card and these have the feeling of plastic sheets, like shrinky dink pages. Just flimsy. Not a bad thing, but if you’re looking for solid metal cards along the lines of credit cards, this isn’t that.

These cards look, laser and feel great. Be aware these are very thin. You almost can't tell they are metal until you bend them. Depending on your needs, that may be what you are wanting.

These cards are lightweight but hold up well to laser engraving. The anodization burns away easily with a 10w diode laser and leaves a nice clean and shiny contrast from the blue anodization. Just make sure you get your speeds and power right or you will overheat and warp them. They are a great value for the cost.

Priced well and well made.