The snappers were extremely limited unfortunately. Because they are a truly amazing chip
dibs!
is this 14 racks in an apache 4800?
Yes
absolutely love this!
that's great - i'm not even going to address the chips themselves because i'm too jealous.
but sick case!
Still has foam layers all the way around for safety. Hopefully breaking the chips in this weekend for a mini meet up debut
It requires about 3/4" sheet foam underneath for the correct high but yes Double stacks. They can hold triple stacks so 2,100 chips!
holy shit! are there any similar cases with wheels? i'm sure i can't even budge 2100 chips worth of weight.
They're heavy but moveable lol the PCAs are 2100 and leaded THC. That one sucks to move
They have a 5800 on wheels... but on the contrary... all of this
Is my math right - 1900 chip capacity?
The case will hold 2,100 if I cut the rest of the foam floor out that I installed. Again the Apache 3800 series are the correct height for double stacks, but the 4800 series you have to add foam (about 3/4" - 1") to make the double stack fit correctly. Otherwise they hold triple stacks (with the two layers of pluck foam removed) so in essence I have a foam "step" under the front two rows that I cut out for the read 5 rows. I don't foresee adding any additional racks to this set. Wish we were able to keep more $5s but unfortunately they were quite limited. Pretty confident we are ok for two tables with this.
But again you can do whatever you want in these cases to make it work for your set. Say you had 1,600 chips, you would cut out the under foam for only two stacks so there would be 5 with double rows and two with triple. It is very customizable.
Are you planning on leaving the 2.50s as 2.50s and just playing them as quarters or are you going to relabel them too?
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