Do the cards slide in from top or side?
1522286
From the side! The slot opens towards the inside of the case, which helps them not to slide out.
1522287
The cards slide in from the side slot, from the inside so they won't fall out.
2024288
Yes, they all load from the top. Unless you put them in upside-down...then they all load from the bottom. Pictures (and coupons) fall out that way, so you discover your mistake pretty quickly.
2149221
The boxes are about half an inch shorter in the bottom than on the top. The internal and external dimensions do not differ much as the walls are not fairly thick. Excuse me, I cannot measure. I think the cards can definitely be fit in.
951209
Yes, it fits all the way in. There's also a cover that still fits into place when a card is present.
1997237
They are in holes. They do not slide forward, but are still pretty easy to reach. I like it better than the tower I had because it saves counter space and I didn't like to see the empty holes on the tower. Now the empty holes are hidden away. :)
509731
No, there is only a slot on the right side top and bottom, no slots that slide in from the inside center... Hope my reply wasn't too late.
2082671
That sounds about right. They are a little small but they don't seem to bother me that much. I suppose that full size cards might be better for shuffling and holding, but it's a large board and it takes quite a bit of room for the entire set-up, so anything that is smaller probably helps for that. It doesn't seem to be that big of deal in my opinion.
451033
They load from the left side of each page. Haven't had any fall out. The slots are big enough to hold two cards.
2040841
Mine bogs down a bit, but does the job. I usually try to line up the card with the card slot indicated on the top.
81233
I have found that the cards stop sliding into the middle part of the machine now and then but it is not a big deal, you just lightly touch the side that is not sliding into the middle and they start shuffling again. I have used it many times and love how it works. Such a minor glitch that is easily handled compared to having to divide up the cards and hand shuffle them to get well shuffled cards. VERY worth the cost. Oh, and this does NOT cause any damage to the cards at all.
1005939
I don't have a ruler on me. But no, it doesn't hide the cards completely. They stick out of the top like the picture. Those pictured cards are pushed down all the way.
813179
Yes, it holds 4x6 cards and is deeper than the card, as well, so nothing sticks out at the top.
1226837
The side are glued together on this 4x6 card board frame. The pictures slide in from the top. No moving around
997296
It lays pretty flat. Just make sure to put the flap back first, then fold the top back. I hold several cards in the top flap and this hasn't caused any problems.
973699
No, my card lined up perfectly. I used 2 hands and simultaniously inserted card. You have to make sure it is straight.
579437
You could lay them face down, and get 2 "decks" in a drawer. If you want them on edge like a library card cataog, then they would need to be at a large angle since the height of a drawer is about 1/4 of an inch to short. (Plus you can't go all the way to the top becuase there is a tab that hangs down 1/4 inch. I would get some foam from a craft store and make some triangles. That would make it easy to flip through the cards. But there is probably a better solutionIf you are storing decks, the dividers would work. But you would need to dump the cards out because there is no room for fingersI checked this with sleeved Pokemon cards, not MtG, but I think they are the same size. Good luck You could lay them face down, and get 2 "decks" in a drawer. If you want them on edge like a library card cataog, then they would need to be at a large angle since the height of a drawer is about 1/4 of an inch to short. (Plus you can't go all the way to the top becuase there is a tab that hangs down 1/4 inch. I would get some foam from a craft store and make some triangles. That would make it easy to flip through the cards. But there is probably a better solutionIf you are storing decks, the dividers would work. But you would need to dump the cards out... » Read More You could lay them face down, and get 2 "decks" in a drawer. If you want them on edge like a library card cataog, then they would need to be at a large angle since the height of a drawer is about 1/4 of an inch to short. (Plus you can't go all the way to the top becuase there is a tab that hangs down 1/4 inch. I would get some foam from a craft store and make some triangles. That would make it easy to flip through the cards. But there is probably a better solutionIf you are storing decks, the dividers would work. But you would need to dump the cards out because there is no room for fingersI checked this with sleeved Pokemon cards, not MtG, but I think they are the same size. Good luck « Show Less
1589768
There's not much to it.Just don't force ,and have the card facing up.There are two slots.I find it a great way to move information.