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How to make a micro-SIM card from Normal SIM

Get good scissors, take the measurements, and just cut the card. Template: Download 



The new card could fit into the phone, and it did not complain.

So, I got my working Wind SIM card, and again measured it. I was afraid its bigger chip would be too big, but it looked exactly the right size! A couple minutes later I got a home-made micro-SIM card:


Put it into the phone, thats it!

So it is confirmed: you can actually make a micro-SIM card from a regular SIM without any special tools! You just need a ruler, regular scissors, and a pair of straight hands.
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  1. Tim MerrittFebruary 15, 2013 at 12:00 AM

    Thanks for the nice diagram, I was able to use it to cut down a SIM in no time :)

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  2. SunnysmileFebruary 17, 2013 at 1:37 AM

    Cut my SIM card too to fit into a Nexus 4. Thanks for the tips. Diagram and photos of the SIM cards were useful!

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  3. S!DD!QUEJune 21, 2013 at 1:50 AM

    very usefull thanks

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