bentax1978
4 of a Kind
My new Cleveland Palm Beach additions (inlay replacements).
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Phobos223
Pair
Just got my labels in today for my .50 project... top notch as always! Didnt have much time tonight but had to do a couple barrels before bedtime 
Went ahead and had Gear outline the faux inlay to make it pop a bit, and i like the way it came out!
Went ahead and had Gear outline the faux inlay to make it pop a bit, and i like the way it came out!
slisk250
Straight Flush
Just got my labels in today for my .50 project... top notch as always! Didnt have much time tonight but had to do a couple barrels before bedtime
Went ahead and had Gear outline the faux inlay to make it pop a bit, and i like the way it came out!
Nice...and a great solution if you received a bunch of chips with rack check marks.
Phobos223
Pair
Yup thats why i threw that pic in there, probably about 30% of my 2s (out of 200) looked like a cat got a hold of them!
Unfortunately this is still a problem with the new Cincy (JACK) $2s as well. I typically go through 300 chips to find 1 decent rack. About half of them are immediately set aside due to having deep rack check marks. Luckily a lot of the marks will clean off with a Magic Eraser, but it really depends on how severe they are and whether or not they extend onto the mold of the chip.
Very nice looking fracs!
Kyle
Full House
Very nice!
Steve5k
High Hand
I am very happy with the labels I recently had printed by Gear Labels. Great work sir!
When I tried to print my own labels, it went okay, but one of the biggest issues I couldn't overcome was that as the blank label paper was being fed through my printer, it would become slightly crooked as it got to the end of the sheet. Therefore all the images were not centered (the circles on the sheets were pre-cut by the company), and in some cases it was quite noticeable. Well, when you have the right equipment, the results are amazing!
I chose the matte lamination, and the labels are only shiny in the pics because the strength of the flash on my camera can't be reduced. They look and feel great, the print quality is really sharp - especially considering that all the background images were grabbed from google, bing, etc. and edited in photoshop, and every image is perfectly centered on each label. This is high quality work and I'm very confident they will last for a long, long time. Thanks Chris!
When I tried to print my own labels, it went okay, but one of the biggest issues I couldn't overcome was that as the blank label paper was being fed through my printer, it would become slightly crooked as it got to the end of the sheet. Therefore all the images were not centered (the circles on the sheets were pre-cut by the company), and in some cases it was quite noticeable. Well, when you have the right equipment, the results are amazing!
I chose the matte lamination, and the labels are only shiny in the pics because the strength of the flash on my camera can't be reduced. They look and feel great, the print quality is really sharp - especially considering that all the background images were grabbed from google, bing, etc. and edited in photoshop, and every image is perfectly centered on each label. This is high quality work and I'm very confident they will last for a long, long time. Thanks Chris!
OP
OP
That right there is the genesis of Gear Labels...
I remember when @Gear tried the very same thing 7ish years ago, and complained about the exact same issues. Being a printing nerd AND a chip nerd, he was able to do something about it. But the right tool costs more than a used car, so he had to start making them for all y'all just to justify the purchase!
The things you guys go through for chips...starting a business for Pete's sake!
Jambine
Full House
Don't know why I never posted here. My TRK's turned out great and have become my go to .25/.50 set.
Great job on the color match
Great job on the color match
Those turned out great!!Don't know why I never posted here. My TRK's turned out great and have become my go to .25/.50 set.
Great job on the color match
Curious why you chose to go non-denom on these?Don't know why I never posted here. My TRK's turned out great and have become my go to .25/.50 set.
Great job on the color match
Jambine
Full House
I started out years ago with a non-denom set for flexability. I wanted to play cash or Tourney with the same set. I now have 4 (high end) sets, all non-denom.
I probably could have used demonated chips on this set, but already had the "Three Creek Ranch" art and decided to go with that.
I have 3 more sets in the works now, and at least 2 will be denominated.
Chicken Rob
Full House
ChipTalker
Flush
Beautiful, wish I could find a rack of GV sec 1's.
Chicken Rob
Full House
I wish I had some to spare, but I only have 12 racks...
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/thre...v-rising-sun-indiana-chips.20689/#post-381468
ChipTalker
Flush
I love and hate you. If you can ever let one go hit me up.
Chicken Rob
Full House
I like to play limit games, and like to be able to run at least 2 6 handed tables. I have just enough chips to do that with my 1s or my 5s.
It may just be user error -- applied upside-down.I'd be pissed if I got labels that were upside down
Chicken Rob
Full House
The original casino labels were upside down. I applied the fracs to match.
I would send the $25 back to Paulson since they made that one crooked and upside down
FINALLY getting around to this.
A big THANK YOU to @Gear for this excellent outcome. about 2 years ago, I bought a bunch (600) of el dorado $3 hot-stamped drop chips. There were two versions, a LCV and SCV. The SCV had seen less table usage. I convinced Chris to lug them all back to the great white north to "hold for me to figure out what to do with them". A year later, the Cincy chips were available, and I finally decided what to do with these chips. So, a little horse trading and cash and fixing a printer later, got them for 4th of July antics and just now took some pics.
YES, they are a different mold, but sometimes you work with what you have that was cheap and make it work. Personally, I think they turned out *FANTASTIC* so bugger off if you don't like them, don't care. Technically, they also could be used for HS Cleveland as well.
And now the pr0n!
Thanks Chris!!
BiGGyT
A big THANK YOU to @Gear for this excellent outcome. about 2 years ago, I bought a bunch (600) of el dorado $3 hot-stamped drop chips. There were two versions, a LCV and SCV. The SCV had seen less table usage. I convinced Chris to lug them all back to the great white north to "hold for me to figure out what to do with them". A year later, the Cincy chips were available, and I finally decided what to do with these chips. So, a little horse trading and cash and fixing a printer later, got them for 4th of July antics and just now took some pics.
YES, they are a different mold, but sometimes you work with what you have that was cheap and make it work. Personally, I think they turned out *FANTASTIC* so bugger off if you don't like them, don't care. Technically, they also could be used for HS Cleveland as well.
And now the pr0n!
Thanks Chris!!
BiGGyT
detroitdad
Royal Flush
Great job. They look like they naturally belong with the Cincy set.
Just to be clear, it was me that caused the wait, Chris was nice enough to store the chips for 1+ years while I decided what to do with them.
Those are bad ass!!
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