Started modelling some poker related things for myself this last week, and figured it may be time to make a post about it. I've uploaded the files to Printables at https://www.printables.com/@demonnic_2854765/models so you can always check there for the latest versions of things. Files are free, do with them what you will just provide attribution.
Here's the two things I've done so far:
55mm jeton holder
https://www.printables.com/model/1157110-55mm-jeton-holder-x-10
For the jetons out of Justin's recent group buy
Holds 10x of the 55mm jetons fairly tightly.
Setup box (bridge size)
https://www.printables.com/model/1157062-bridge-size-card-poker-setup-box-with-lid
I'm not a huge fan of tuck boxes. I do generally like the plastic two deck boxes that Copags tend to come in though. So I made something similar to that I could move my cards into out of tuck boxes. The hole is because I dislike covering half the box and turning it upside down to get the cards out. This way you can just poke your finger through to push it up. Tested this with Copag, Desjgn, Faded Spade, Royal, and Kem setups. Turns out Copags are ever so slightly skinnier than the other brands and was also the first deck I reached for to do my measurements or I probably never would have discovered that.
Here's the two things I've done so far:
55mm jeton holder
https://www.printables.com/model/1157110-55mm-jeton-holder-x-10
For the jetons out of Justin's recent group buy
Holds 10x of the 55mm jetons fairly tightly.
Setup box (bridge size)
https://www.printables.com/model/1157062-bridge-size-card-poker-setup-box-with-lid
I'm not a huge fan of tuck boxes. I do generally like the plastic two deck boxes that Copags tend to come in though. So I made something similar to that I could move my cards into out of tuck boxes. The hole is because I dislike covering half the box and turning it upside down to get the cards out. This way you can just poke your finger through to push it up. Tested this with Copag, Desjgn, Faded Spade, Royal, and Kem setups. Turns out Copags are ever so slightly skinnier than the other brands and was also the first deck I reached for to do my measurements or I probably never would have discovered that.
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