Loved Fringe as well!
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Loved Fringe as well!
detroitdad
Royal Flush
I loved the first season, then I quit watching it. My son and wife loved it.
Started a thread, but these came in the mail today.
Jonesey07
Full House
Mr Tree
Straight Flush
Nice!
RowdyRawhide
Full House
Got these in the mail today. While I like the looks of them they wabble in stacks. They are warped enough to bother me. Not sure what I should do with them. Was thinking about contacting the seller to bring it up or am I being to critical over old chips? Anyone ever flatten TRKs? Not sure what to do with them.
Original plan was to use them for fracs.
Original plan was to use them for fracs.
Have not tried flattening TRKs . . .
Those are a mess!
TRKs can be flattened.. this has been done with success by @RainmanTrail and I believe some others
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/rainmans-chip-flattening-oven.11097/page-3#post-228398
churlbut18
Full House
I was going to provide same link.
shouldnt be too hard to flatten. Take it slow, low pressure, low heat until you're comfortable how they react.
RainmanTrail
Straight Flush
Ya, you can flatten them pretty easily. Just put a few incandescent light bulbs inside an oven to get it to about 130° F +/- 5°. Then clamp them and bake them for 30 minutes and leave them clamped after you pull them out until they cool off to room temp. Be sure to monitor the temp though. You don't want it hotter than that.
If they are super warped though like a Pringles chip, you'll want to soften them a little before clamping so they don't crack. I just soak those in warm water (~100°) for about 5-10 minutes first. But don't get the water too hot or they will get squished.
Edit: this is only for TRKs, which are harder than Paulsons. If you're doing Paulsons, you can do it with 115 to 120 temps for about 20-25 minutes.
If they are super warped though like a Pringles chip, you'll want to soften them a little before clamping so they don't crack. I just soak those in warm water (~100°) for about 5-10 minutes first. But don't get the water too hot or they will get squished.
Edit: this is only for TRKs, which are harder than Paulsons. If you're doing Paulsons, you can do it with 115 to 120 temps for about 20-25 minutes.
RainmanTrail
Straight Flush
And if you're trying to flatten CPCs, you can probably just sit on them
SeanGecko
4 of a Kind
Honeycomb racks!!!
SeanGecko
4 of a Kind
18xx Board Gamer
Pair
Got my rack of Lighthouse chips today. They were unexpectedly packed in a Matsui Tray, gratis. Unfortunately not enough bubble-wrap was used and the tray didn't survive the beating the USPS gave it.
Horseshoe ones. So pumped about these! Shoutout to @DoubleEagle for the baller wrap job, too. Wish I'd have taken some before shots, but I was excited.
Picked these up to go with my GC fives. All that's left is a quarter and we'll be able to play these babies.
Also, thanks to @Quicksilver-75 for the button! It turned out great.
Great mail day!
Picked these up to go with my GC fives. All that's left is a quarter and we'll be able to play these babies.
Also, thanks to @Quicksilver-75 for the button! It turned out great.
Great mail day!
detroitdad
Royal Flush
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@ReallyGoodUsername - Lol..just realized it was the same padded bubble mailer I sent your S and K $5s in.
shhhhhh
jk but yep, I always re-use were I can and those are them
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