No, they currently only have one mold.
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Sure, please write a review, I'd like to hear your thoughts.
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No, we now only have 40mm mold available.
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Colors on chips are set and can't be changed as they are molded. You may customize the decal.
MichaelBubly
Flush
Any chance of samples being available before a Groupbuy?
MeridianFC
Flush
What are you doing to me?
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LeLe
4 of a Kind
Can I pick up the sample in Singapore too since they are manufactured here.
So at the present time, the thought is that the only customization will be the text on the label - you could exchange "Oasis" and "cardroom" for other text, right? What about the denomination? Could that be changed to add a currency symbol?
Alternatively, you could order without labels, and do a fully custom label on your own and apply after receiving the chips?
Does anybody make a 25.4 mm label?
Alternatively, you could order without labels, and do a fully custom label on your own and apply after receiving the chips?
Does anybody make a 25.4 mm label?
Yes, text on label changes only. I am currently creating a version with currency sign ($/¢) so they will be available as an option. I can also create labels with 2,10, etc. if there is demand for those values. The chip itself can't be changed, there are no plans to create additional denominations at this time. We have 3 chips without a denomination.
Yes, you can order blank chips and you can add your own custom label after receiving the chips. 25.4mm = 1 inch, this should be a widely available size.
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You misunderstood me a bit. we are not manufacutring these new chips in Singapore. All these new chips are made in China by SUN-FLY. Rest assure that we are going to guarantee the quality of each shipped chips.
However we are planning to open an office in the States, for after-sales service.
Very cool, the colors look wonderful. @SUN-FLY Poker Chips will samples be available before committing to GB?
OP
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The denomination on chips can not be changed since they are molded, not printed.
You can use the NCV chips to present the currency symbol on decal. Steve provided us 3 different color combinations for the NCV chips.
A new injection molded chip line from a well know manufacturer is great news for the hobby. I'm sure as things develop more customization will become available in the future.
What do the chips weigh, do the have metal inserts?
What do the chips weigh, do the have metal inserts?
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We did not sent out a lot of these chips during the prototype period, Steve has a few, you may ask him if he's willing to ship you the sample, you'll need to pay for the shipping cost.
detroitdad
Royal Flush
OP
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about 14g each, with iron insert.
We also have copper insert which weighs heavier, but that costs a lot more so I'm not going to promote them here.
Original labels:
Just added the currency symbols this morning:
Just added the currency symbols this morning:
@SUN-FLY Poker Chips any chance of adding a sample set to my large-ish order that is being produced as we speak?
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Please directly speak to Susie, I've already told her that the new samples are ready for shipping.
bernielomax
Full House
These look great. I was just thinking the other day how good the Sunfly AC set was
MOAR PR0N please! TY
MOAR PR0N please! TY
detroitdad
Royal Flush
As most of you know. I have never been a fan of the Sun Fly chips. Actually, I have never been a fan of any of the hybrid/china clay chips. They always felt cheap and insignificant to me.
This chip has changed my mind. I would even consider owning a set. This doesn't mean that they are without their flaws. As a hybrid goes, these are fun!
The feel and sound of them is closer to a plastic chip than a traditional sun fly chip. What I mean is, there is a light "thud" when tossing them into the pot. I like that sound.
As with most plastic/ceramic/hybrid chips. They are still a touch slippery. In my limited experience with hybrid/china clay chips. This model seems to be less slippery than most. I did side by side tests with my BR Pro Duke Silver poker chips. They are close in comparison. They are still a little more slippery than my ceramics. Just barely.
I only have the base yellow chip. The colors of this chip really pop. They are as vibrant as you would hope for. I "LOVE" how they pop.
The design goes without saying. I love what Steve did with these. It can be tough to come up with something when you are designing it for the masses. Steve did it again. Well done sir.
The biggest thing that I don't like about the chip is the textured inlay. I think the texture takes away from the design. When the light hits the inlay, it makes it difficult to see. At least with the lighting on my table. I will try and get some pictures of it tomorrow.
If there is interest. I can try and make a few short videos with pot splashing, shuffling, ect... The problem with this is I have no idea on how to upload them here. If someone wants to help with this. I can text you the video, and you can post it. Send me a PM if you are interested in assisting.
Bill
This chip has changed my mind. I would even consider owning a set. This doesn't mean that they are without their flaws. As a hybrid goes, these are fun!
The feel and sound of them is closer to a plastic chip than a traditional sun fly chip. What I mean is, there is a light "thud" when tossing them into the pot. I like that sound.
As with most plastic/ceramic/hybrid chips. They are still a touch slippery. In my limited experience with hybrid/china clay chips. This model seems to be less slippery than most. I did side by side tests with my BR Pro Duke Silver poker chips. They are close in comparison. They are still a little more slippery than my ceramics. Just barely.
I only have the base yellow chip. The colors of this chip really pop. They are as vibrant as you would hope for. I "LOVE" how they pop.
The design goes without saying. I love what Steve did with these. It can be tough to come up with something when you are designing it for the masses. Steve did it again. Well done sir.
The biggest thing that I don't like about the chip is the textured inlay. I think the texture takes away from the design. When the light hits the inlay, it makes it difficult to see. At least with the lighting on my table. I will try and get some pictures of it tomorrow.
If there is interest. I can try and make a few short videos with pot splashing, shuffling, ect... The problem with this is I have no idea on how to upload them here. If someone wants to help with this. I can text you the video, and you can post it. Send me a PM if you are interested in assisting.
Bill
detroitdad
Royal Flush
LeLe
4 of a Kind
Or anyone / Sun-fly who have early access to the samples can send the sample to Tommy, since he has other Casino-grade plastic to compare as well.
Easier to make an Apple to Apple comparison.
Do appreciate your review but more reviews from people will be more benefit.
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me either
detroitdad
Royal Flush
I will ship a barrel to anyone that wants it if they cover shipping.
OP
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We are going to provide traditional gloss, and new matte finish decal for this GB, it's totally up to you guys to choose from. No additional cost applied in terms of decal finishes.
detroitdad
Royal Flush
It was weird. This was the first textured inlay that I didn't care for.
I've been shuffling these for a week now on my daily work calls and I love them. I've not handled many plastic chips, but I'm going to get a set of these as soon as possible.
Colors are vibrant, and they handle well. Weighty. A tad slippery when pushing a stack into the middle, but not a problem in a stack next to me.
I do not like the textured inlay. I have overhead lights and the label catches the light to make it hard to read across the table. I'm definitely getting the smooth label.
I really like these chips.
I'll check with Steve if I can post the full lineup, but these are my samples.
Colors are vibrant, and they handle well. Weighty. A tad slippery when pushing a stack into the middle, but not a problem in a stack next to me.
I do not like the textured inlay. I have overhead lights and the label catches the light to make it hard to read across the table. I'm definitely getting the smooth label.
I really like these chips.
I'll check with Steve if I can post the full lineup, but these are my samples.
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