Smooth ceramics with inlays? (2 Viewers)

[Zaphod]

I had this thought a couple days ago while trying to figure out the texture of the Tina ceramics. I think I'm looking for a smooth/untextured ceramic chip that would also have a recess for a label. I wouldn't mind a mold design (like the web or greek or some parody of thc), but the texture of the ceramic itself would need to be smooth. Does anyone know of a source for something like this?

It wouldn't even need to be ceramic, because I love the feel of the higher end composites, but I don't need 100,000 chips to get the pricing reasonable on an order for custom composites.

 

[Colquhoun]

I think there’s a plain hybrid. @Himewad ’s original hybrid set was a plain chip, if I remember correctly, and it was one of the very first hybrid sets.

 

[suchj0sh]

@SeanGecko has had some no mold hybrid chips made through Justin I believe. Not sure if they were textured or not though.

 

[Beakertwang]

Tina no-mold hybrids are exactly that. If you want a higher quality version, Sunfly Polyinno are the nuts.

Though I should say, the Tina hybrids are great. Actually better colors than Sunfly.

 

[Zaphod]

Tina no-mold hybrids are exactly that. If you want a higher quality version, Sunfly Polyinno are the nuts.

Though I should say, the Tina hybrids are great. Actually better colors than Sunfly.

I'm under the impression that the Tina no-molds have a texture to them and are not smooth to the touch.

 

[NotRealNameNoSir]

I'm under the impression that the Tina no-molds have a texture to them and are not smooth to the touch.

Very light texture that slowly wears down and they become more slippery. Get samples so you know what to expect.

 

[Himewad]

I think there’s a plain hybrid. @Himewad ’s original hybrid set was a plain chip, if I remember correctly, and it was one of the very first hybrid sets.

Yep. The ceramic hybrid plain mold chips are pretty well documented in this thread:

https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/nuts-hybrid-tina-chips.95735/

 

[RedDirtBo]

I'm under the impression that the Tina no-molds have a texture to them and are not smooth to the touch.

The textured no-molds are different than the no-mold hybrids.

 

[Zaphod]

The textured no-molds are different than the no-mold hybrids.

Ahhh thank you! I didn't realize that