This is a really easy way on how to make a Micro SIM card from a regular SIM card lying around – all you need is a pair of scissors and a chef knife. It’s not rocket science and you can do it too.
The regular SIM card which we use in our cell phones are pretty much the same thing as the Micro SIM card which we’ve seen shipping along with the iPad 3G from AT&T. The only difference is the size of the plastic jacket keeping all the main SIM components in place. So, cut all that excess plastic off with a pair of scissors, trim the edges even further with a chef knife (and please don’t come to us if you have 9 fingers after performing this feat instead of 10). You can see the images on how it is done.
What’s the point of making your own Micro SIM? Simple, if you just don’t like AT&T’s regular data packages with your iPad 3G, and you think it might just not be suitable for you, then it’s a great way to get away with it, and the best part is, it simply works! The original source has the instructions in detail along with more images on how to make a Micro SIM to use with your iPad 3G. [via Engadget]
Guys, there is a way to use microSIM card in every mobile phone, and not only in the Iphone! I heard there is a thing called micro sim adapter. Basically, you put your microSIM card inside it and use it in any phone. I googlesearched it and found it here: http://www.gomicrosim.com They say it costs 4.5 EUR. They also seem to offer the sticker guide to cut the regular simcard into the microsim. IMHO their price and quality is the best so far.
Additionally, you can get template for cutting and look for descriptive video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6B0G_qjebJY
With help of this template you can cut your SIM without worries about right size.