How do I print off business cards from Photoshop?

[Investor]

I want to print them off on the business card paper I picked up which has 10 cards to a sheet and the card size is 2" x 3.5 " I got the dimensions fine for the cards I design but how do I print off 10 at once?

 

[Gene]

Make a template grid that is 7" wide by 10" high. Copy & paste the card 10 times. Print.

 

[Investor]

That makes sense but I really don't want to have any ink slip on another card by accident, the printer is capable (brand new brother hl 4040cn), I have 5 test pages (need to print 100 cards at least perfected but pack has 150)

I'll give it a run though, appreciate it!

 

[Gene]

Here's a template I just made for you. Just open it in Photoshop and copy & paste your card into the boxes.

 

[Investor]

Okay, I just noticed the dimension difference of my current business cards, like the printer paper is 5.08 x 8.89 cm while the "standard" template I found online is around 5.50 x 8.94 so I got to fix that up first.

Thanks for the template, it's pretty easy to set up in photoshop though anyways but is there no templates that show you where the cards stop and such? Bleeding lines I think it's called...

Edit: Your set up has that, looks like it at least, thanks!

 

[Gene]

A 'bleed' simply means the image runs off the edge of the card. You would have to space the cards out an extra 1/8" or so, then cut a lot of edges once the sheet is printed.

 

[weblord]

Making a Print-Ready Business Card Using Only Photoshop
http://psdtuts.com/designing-tutorials/making-a-print-ready-business-card-using-only-photoshop/

 

[Investor]

I got it resolved, next problem...

I need to get some top quality business card paper, Avery just doesn't cut it, I want thick paper, like plastic coated that is THE BEST, any suggestions (just paper not printed and mailed to me)...

 

[weblord]

you need special printer to print on plastic coated.

 

[Investor]

I didn't really mean that, it's just a soft coat of laminate to the card or something like that which makes it thicker...

 

[weblord]

how many millimeters?
http://paper.com/category/office/cardstock/