THE NUTS TOURNAMENT SET (1 Viewer)

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I’ve had this idea for a long time now, but when I acquired an extremely colorful set of roulette mold chips from @BarrieJ3 , I finally started getting serious about it. I needed to supplement the set, because the quantities were a little lacking in certain areas. So a rack of pink chips from @JWJ , four racks of green chips (some much brighter than others) from @Spinettis Gaming , and three racks of purple chips from @TheChipRoom later, and I had more than enough to meet my needs. I started off by working with @Quicksilver-75 , who blew me away with his design, especially the tree bark background. Then it was decided to make it a double-sided design, with the “NUTS” text on one side and the blind squirrel on the other. The squirrel was key, especially with the connection to the phrase, “even a blind squirrel finds the nuts.”

I had to remove inlays from over 1000 chips, which was my first experience with that process. It wasn‘t fun, but it was rewarding. @Josh Kifer milled the purple chips for me, and when I was starting to wonder if I would ever get all of these chips cleaned to my satisfaction, @BearMetal stepped up and offered to clean them with his ultrasonic for me. When @Quicksilver-75 had some personal stuff come up, @Eloe2000 stepped in to put the finishing touches on the design. It was truly a team effort. And then , of course, @Gear worked his magic with the labels.

Thank you so much to everyone who helped make this idea become a reality!

And it’s not finished yet … no hints yet, but a few more accessories are in the works.

Final chip set is 1200 chips.
  • T25 (day green) x240
  • T100 (yellow) x300
  • T500 (plum) x300
  • T1000 (hot pink) x200
  • T5000 (arc yellow) x100
  • T10000 (petunia) x60
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I’ve had this idea for a long time now, but when I acquired an extremely colorful set of roulette mold chips from @BarrieJ3 , I finally started getting serious about it. I needed to supplement the set, because the quantities were a little lacking in certain areas. So a rack of pink chips from @JWJ , four racks of green chips (some much brighter than others) from @Spinettis Gaming , and three racks of purple chips from @TheChipRoom later, and I had more than enough to meet my needs. I started off by working with @Quicksilver-75 , who blew me away with his design, especially the tree bark background. Then it was decided to make it a double-sided design, with the “NUTS” text on one side and the blind squirrel on the other. The squirrel was key, especially with the connection to the phrase, “even a blind squirrel finds the nuts.”

I had to remove inlays from over 1000 chips, which was my first experience with that process. It wasn‘t fun, but it was rewarding. @Josh Kifer milled the purple chips for me, and when I was starting to wonder if I would ever get all of these chips cleaned to my satisfaction, @BearMetal stepped up and offered to clean them with his ultrasonic for me. When @Quicksilver-75 had some personal stuff come up, @Eloe2000 stepped in to put the finishing touches on the design. It was truly a team effort. And then , of course, @Gear worked his magic with the labels.

Thank you so much to everyone who helped make this idea become a reality!

And it’s not finished yet … no hints yet, but a few more accessories are in the works.

Final chip set is 1200 chips.
  • T25 (day green) x240
  • T100 (yellow) x300
  • T500 (plum) x300
  • T1000 (hot pink) x200
  • T5000 (arc yellow) x100
  • T10000 (petunia) x60
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Damn. They turned out great!
 
I’ve had this idea for a long time now, but when I acquired an extremely colorful set of roulette mold chips from @BarrieJ3 , I finally started getting serious about it. I needed to supplement the set, because the quantities were a little lacking in certain areas. So a rack of pink chips from @JWJ , four racks of green chips (some much brighter than others) from @Spinettis Gaming , and three racks of purple chips from @TheChipRoom later, and I had more than enough to meet my needs. I started off by working with @Quicksilver-75 , who blew me away with his design, especially the tree bark background. Then it was decided to make it a double-sided design, with the “NUTS” text on one side and the blind squirrel on the other. The squirrel was key, especially with the connection to the phrase, “even a blind squirrel finds the nuts.”

I had to remove inlays from over 1000 chips, which was my first experience with that process. It wasn‘t fun, but it was rewarding. @Josh Kifer milled the purple chips for me, and when I was starting to wonder if I would ever get all of these chips cleaned to my satisfaction, @BearMetal stepped up and offered to clean them with his ultrasonic for me. When @Quicksilver-75 had some personal stuff come up, @Eloe2000 stepped in to put the finishing touches on the design. It was truly a team effort. And then , of course, @Gear worked his magic with the labels.

Thank you so much to everyone who helped make this idea become a reality!

And it’s not finished yet … no hints yet, but a few more accessories are in the works.

Final chip set is 1200 chips.
  • T25 (day green) x240
  • T100 (yellow) x300
  • T500 (plum) x300
  • T1000 (hot pink) x200
  • T5000 (arc yellow) x100
  • T10000 (petunia) x60
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Under black light these would be fabulous!
 
Amazing work and effort setting it up, It turn out to be really cool.

The only complain i have is T25 & T100 are too similar for green color related color blindness, i will be making dirty stack all the way till Color up or we have to skip T25 and go for T100 format instead
 
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This is an amazing set…awesome job…can I have your permission to use the artwork for a set I have been wanting to get but could not find the right design…just love this set
 
Honestly James, one of my favorite buttons ever!! I absolutely love everything about this design! What doesn't scream fun when this button hits he felt!

Congratulations on another epic addition!
 
I have to imagine James making the same face as the squirrel when he flips 72 over to show the nuts.

Awesome button! I've said it before and I'll say it again, love the tree bark!
 
One more accessory to reveal for this chip set. Hopefully soon ...
 
The final pieces to the NUTS puzzle arrived today!!!

Acorn-shaped, double side acrylic bounty chips? Check!

Acorn-shaped acrylic ALL IN chips? Check!

Acrylic dealer buttons? Check!

Resin dealer buttons? Check!

Time to shuffle up and deal!

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