Oreo Dealer Button (2 Viewers)

[MrCatPants]

so I got a little nervous about putting these on the felt and actually made a game time decision not to last night, worried if they were sliding that they don't slide smoothly and they'd snag the fabric. Ok with them on my table topper "mousepad" style thing though....just my main table with the TChan cloth is my worry. Has anyone done anything to reduce the "sharpness" of the texture? E.G. slight sanding, etc.?

 

[Venturalvn]

so I got a little nervous about putting these on the felt and actually made a game time decision not to last night, worried if they were sliding that they don't slide smoothly and they'd snag the fabric. Ok with them on my table topper "mousepad" style thing though....just my main table with the TChan cloth is my worry. Has anyone done anything to reduce the "sharpness" of the texture? E.G. slight sanding, etc.?

I assume these are PLA which are pretty difficult to sand to any level of smoothness without removing some pretty significant material and removing detail. Your best bet would be to start sanding until you're happy with the slide, but know that you'll be shifting material into nooks and crannies that you'll have to use picks or other small tools to remove it.

 

[Himewad]

I don't think they are built to slide on a poker table. Too many sharp edges on that detailed 3D printed cookie.

 

[mugenpowr]

I don't think they are built to slide on a poker table. Too many sharp edges on that detailed 3D printed cookie.

I have a solution. Just put it on a plate and slide it across the table "diner style"

 

[Strat]

Maybe try dunking it in milk first.

 

[jpietrella]

I thought about trying to paint some of this on, not sure if they make a low gloss or flat equivalent: https://www.amazon.com/Tamiya-Ameri...ocphy=9001991&hvtargid=pla-516293591034&psc=1

 

[Colquhoun]

Roll it.

 

[jja412]

Epoxy fill the cracks?

 

[apchipper]

PLA sands OK. I think the reason these catch is because the sharp edges, so sanding to avoid catching probably requires something that will allow different approach angles, such as a sanding sponge. If you sand at 100 grit, it will also dull the finish but I'm sure that at higher grits it is OK. I've been working on the epoxy for a while and just demolded this morning, and I need to finish it better, but I'm quite unimpressed– it makes the button lose its 3D appearance. Straight-on the button doesn't look much different but from steeper angles, the reflections from the epoxy overwhelms the darkness of the button. Also because the rim of the wafer doesn't hold epoxy, you'll need to mold it and caulk it, and the caulk tends to stick to the bottom because of extrusion lines.

 

[turboj623]

How do I get in the list for a few of these buttons?

 

[BPTDirector]

How do I get in the list for a few of these buttons?

PM the original poster.

 

[Colquhoun]

PLA sands OK. I think the reason these catch is because the sharp edges, so sanding to avoid catching probably requires something that will allow different approach angles, such as a sanding sponge. If you sand at 100 grit, it will also dull the finish but I'm sure that at higher grits it is OK. I've been working on the epoxy for a while and just demolded this morning, and I need to finish it better, but I'm quite unimpressed– it makes the button lose its 3D appearance. Straight-on the button doesn't look much different but from steeper angles, the reflections from the epoxy overwhelms the darkness of the button. Also because the rim of the wafer doesn't hold epoxy, you'll need to mold it and caulk it, and the caulk tends to stick to the bottom because of extrusion lines.

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Another take on this....I think the issue with the button possibly catching on table felt is due to each extruded part having very sharp edges...
What if a heat gun was used to the face, using just enough heat to round over all of the sharp edges of every raised ornament... a little like this:

 

[BGinGA]

Another take on this....I think the issue with the button possibly catching on table felt is due to each extruded part having very sharp edges...
What if a heat gun was used to the face, using just enough heat to round over all of the sharp edges of every raised ornament... a little like this:
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So you're suggesting we bake the cookies?

 

[Colquhoun]

So you're suggesting we bake the cookies?

Flame broil

 

[mugenpowr]

Flame broil

Time for some fried Oreos!

 

[merkong]

Just received mine. This thing is hilariously awesome. Gonna be a big hit at my family poker nights (they’re all addicted to Oreos).

Mine is coming Monday. I like these little twists

 

[dpeks13]

This dealer button went over great at my game friday night. It also survived my 6 year old dropping it on the hard floor 12 times while helping me clean up yesterday.

 

[Strat]

Flame broil

Per BK broiling beats frying.

 

[Strat]

This dealer button went over great at my game friday night. It also survived my 6 year old dropping it on the hard floor 12 times while helping me clean up yesterday.

That should qualify it as UL Listed.

 

[apchipper]

I've designed some card cappers too:

 

[Strat]

I've designed some card cappers too:

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Keebler elves can't compete with you.

 

[jja412]

What size is the card capper?

 

[apchipper]

What size is the card capper?

45mm diameter.

 

[UniLover]

These are awesome!

 

[Venturalvn]

Which one of you sick bastards...

Image courtesy of Chip Guide

 

[Beakertwang]

I used mine on Saturday night’s game. It was a huge hit. I used one chocolate cookie, and one golden. The chocolate side was NLHE, the golden side was for PLO. Worked great! Several guys held it up to their ear and pulled it apart.

 

[ThrowBack]

Do you have the files? My daughter, printed these trophies, dealer, buttons, and the chip holder.