Custom Plastic Playing Cards (1 Viewer)

[leebert123]

Anyone had any experience getting their own set ups printed? I've looked into it, seems the only real option is makeplayingcards.com anyone have experiences good or bad with them? What was turnaround time like? Artwork requirements?

Anyone have any other options that they've used?

 

[rowlin]

Is Desjgn casino-only for customs?

 

[justsomedude]

Anyone had any experience getting their own set ups printed? I've looked into it, seems the only real option is makeplayingcards.com anyone have experiences good or bad with them? What was turnaround time like? Artwork requirements?

Anyone have any other options that they've used?

I've used custom setups from makeplayingcards.com that @Chbyfngr has purchased to go with his custom chips. I have to admit, they are damn nice cards that shuffle great and play well. And the custom printing on the back is top notch. No blurs, no smears, just a top quality product all around. If you're looking for custom plastics to go with your chips - I wouldn't hesitate telling you to buy some from there.

The only "con" I can think of is that they play a little stiff. I'd put the feel on the same level as the Fournier Congress, which are nice and smooth on the surface, but a tad stiff when it comes to shuffling.

I hope this helps.

 

[justsomedude]

Is Desjgn casino-only for customs?

I think anyone can order from Jason. The problem is hitting the minimum, which I think is 1,000 decks (or 500 setups).

 

[leebert123]

I've used custom setups from makeplayingcards.com that @Chbyfngr has purchased to go with his custom chips. I have to admit, they are damn nice cards that shuffle great and play well. And the custom printing on the back is top notch. No blurs, no smears, just a top quality product all around. If you're looking for custom plastics to go with your chips - I wouldn't hesitate telling you to buy some from there.

The only "con" I can think of is that they play a little stiff. I'd put the feel on the same level as the Fournier Congress, which are nice and smooth on the surface, but a tad stiff when it comes to shuffling.

I hope this helps.

Any idea on the format needed for artwork off the top of your head?

 

[p5woody]

Any idea on the format needed for artwork off the top of your head?

Info from website:
Image file tips:
Color Mode: RGB or CMYK for color images, Grayscale for black and white

Images accepted: JPG, BMP, PNG, GIF, TIFF and PDF

Image resolution: Minimum 300 dpi

Bleeding: Please allow 1/8" (approx 36 pixels based on a 300dpi image) for bleeding and a further 1/8" for safe area margin inside each side.

 

[Jambine]

Bleeding: Please allow 1/8" (approx 36 pixels based on a 300dpi image) for bleeding and a further 1/8" for safe area margin inside each side.

That would be cause for concern for me if they are saying the back could vary 1/8"

 

[leebert123]

Info from website:
Image file tips:
Color Mode: RGB or CMYK for color images, Grayscale for black and white

Images accepted: JPG, BMP, PNG, GIF, TIFF and PDF

Image resolution: Minimum 300 dpi

Bleeding: Please allow 1/8" (approx 36 pixels based on a 300dpi image) for bleeding and a further 1/8" for safe area margin inside each side.

Lol thanks. Reading is hard for some people like me.