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Solids.
I believe A Mold or H mold give the best real estate for a large stamp like this.
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I believe A Mold or H mold give the best real estate for a large stamp like this.
That's got some cool potential - maybe a little joker/jester hat mixed into the design somewhere.
The "Group Buy" is really only for the hotstamp design & die production, isn't it? The mold would likely have to be the same (or compatible), but couldn't we have multiple chip options (solids & spot combos) within the group buy? Maybe like a set of solids and say a set of 6A14s
(so long as both options meet the typical 300 chip minimum).
chase
Two Pair
Woah baby! If this happens soon before I commit to the Rounders route I'm all about it. I love solids and hot stamps! I'd be in for 600-1000.
Forty4
Full House
The "Group Buy" is really only for the hotstamp design & die production, isn't it? The mold would likely have to be the same (or compatible), but couldn't we have multiple chip options (solids & spot combos) within the group buy? Maybe like a set of solids and say a set of 6A14s
SixSpeedFury
Full House
My original GB comments were based on solids and on everyone having the same.
Otherwise we could end up with hundreds of die changes which is labor intensive and wastes a lot of chips each time.
So while I would accept spotted orders within the lot, they would have to priced at the regular custom pricing.
Otherwise we could end up with hundreds of die changes which is labor intensive and wastes a lot of chips each time.
So while I would accept spotted orders within the lot, they would have to priced at the regular custom pricing.
Agree on a name/design first.
Then try and agree on base colors.
A solid set and a spotted set might be possible if it is just one color combo.
Where the GB idea breaks down is when everyone wants something different.
I might not be around this weekend. Carry on without me.
Then try and agree on base colors.
A solid set and a spotted set might be possible if it is just one color combo.
Where the GB idea breaks down is when everyone wants something different.
I might not be around this weekend. Carry on without me.
Edit: read all responses, then respond...
Will do. Thank you for your input.Agree on a name/design first.
Then try and agree on base colors.
A solid set and a spotted set might be possible if it is just one color combo.
Where the GB idea breaks down is when everyone wants something different.
I might not be around this weekend. Carry on without me.
chase
Two Pair
Brightest solids possible w/o dayglo!
CdnBeerLover
Full House
+1. If it were me, I'd use light green, black, lavender, canary yellow, and orange. Based on my colour sample, those work pretty well together. We need a design first, though.
Whats wrong with dayglo?
ACE'S FULL
Pair
Nothing other than they weigh less than the normal colors. Most dont like that aspect of the dayglo colors mixed with the regular colors.
The weight difference is only 7% at most.
meeehhhhhhh
Well we will have many items to consider which we can address one at a time. I will be putting out and interest thread to see if we even have enough that will participate. We all will need to realize that everyone has differing tastes and we all may not get everything we want but we should all agree that the finished product is a good product for the community. Also if we commit we will each need to commit before placing an order. In the thread that I will be putting together we will have a survey on names for the chips. I will put up a picture of what it is currently but please keep in mind we will only be able to use the A mold or Jockey mold if we use this hot stamp that David has shown us. So this will be another thing to take in to consideration. We will also all need to agree on colors which is going to be another great debate!
We all need to agree on the finished product and realize it is a joint effort. As David had said the breakdown to these is because not every one can agree on a finished product to go in to production with. That being said I am willing to help put this together because I think we can come up with a great product for the community but we will need to (cue Aerosmith) "Come Together" over these!
We all need to agree on the finished product and realize it is a joint effort. As David had said the breakdown to these is because not every one can agree on a finished product to go in to production with. That being said I am willing to help put this together because I think we can come up with a great product for the community but we will need to (cue Aerosmith) "Come Together" over these!
Currently what are the average weights of the DG and non DG chips
Interest thread and Name Poll is up!
http://www.pokerchipforum.com/threa...ney-chip-interest-design-and-name-poll.12467/
http://www.pokerchipforum.com/threa...ney-chip-interest-design-and-name-poll.12467/
CdnBeerLover
Full House
According to the price list, they are more expensive (11c / chip) if used as a base colour.
That's a better argument, but 11 cents is negligible when considering overall aesthetics here.
Plus, by the time we have finished, someone will have changed the chips from solid Amold to L12 DSQ and the 11c will only be a 1% premium lol
chase
Two Pair
This is already so fun!
Going to go ahead and throw my color suggestions out there: DG green, gray, blurple, dg arc yellow, and this is where I draw a blank. dg pink, retro red or dg peacock for the 5k. Can't decide. In no way am I influenced by the WSOP secondaries =)
CdnBeerLover
Full House
I get that, but inlaid weighted solids are currently outside my budget as it is. I need our exchange rates to improve dramatically otherwise. I would expect these to be close to that price if DG is used.
I dunno David, I'd say you're "one cool customer"...You lot have to figure it out for yourselves (and get an order together) I'm not the customer
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justsomedude
Straight Flush
Barrel of unweighted chips (DG Peacock w/ DG Yellow spots): 5.8 oz = 8.2 grams per chip
Barrel of weighted chips (Canary w/ Black spots): 6.2 oz = 8.8 grams per chip
Rounding, call it 8 grams vs. 9 grams.
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