AfterTheFact
4 of a Kind
Me too. I had them milled to label but decided against it without really trying. I still have another 100 I didn't mill that I may later since I found out they don't take hotstamps well.
Me too. I had them milled to label but decided against it without really trying. I still have another 100 I didn't mill that I may later since I found out they don't take hotstamps well.
I'm curious as to why the label project suddenly hit the brakes, but I am glad it's moving forward again.
I'm curious as to why the label project suddenly hit the brakes
It's because my printer/cutter suddenly died, and my service rep STILL hasn't gotten it fixed after seven weeks.
I didn't want to say anything publicly about it and potentially cause any harm to your business.
If you decide to get rid of them let me know please I may add on or add another denom later just for comfort of having more chips.
Bridge size is the same height as normal cards, but more narrow. Unless the cards sit in there sideways, they should be easier to get out.
A strip of foam or similar at the bottom of the hole will take care of that ...
Awesome chips. They turned out great! Congrats!The labels came today and they should all be applied tonight. The set will be given as a gift for my wife's parents tomorrow when we get together.
I've only labeled 8 of each chip right now, and those will be the sample sets given out to other members of my wife's family.
Thanks to @Gear for the artwork, and obviously the high quality labels.
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The labels came today and they should all be applied tonight. The set will be given as a gift for my wife's parents tomorrow when we get together.
I've only labeled 8 of each chip right now, and those will be the sample sets given out to other members of my wife's family.
Thanks to @Gear for the artwork, and obviously the high quality labels.
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That nickel rocks