Good for both cash (25-100-500-1,000-5,000 cents) and tournaments, if your T10,000 tourneys cost $100 to buy-in.
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Good for both cash (25-100-500-1,000-5,000 cents) and tournaments, if your T10,000 tourneys cost $100 to buy-in.
Huskerchipper
Flush
Nice, but I don't see anyone picking Saturn over Canary on that first Green Chip. I would be interested in seeing it as is though.
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MrWookie69
Pair
Ne
Which chip builder is this?
Clay or ceramic?
Who produces chips from this builder?
Thank you.
Newbie Questions.
Which chip builder is this?
Clay or ceramic?
Who produces chips from this builder?
Thank you.
Chippy McChiperson
Straight Flush
I used the Paulson poker chip tool, in the links section. They're clay chips, unfortunately they don't make chips for the home market.
MrWookie69
Pair
This outstanding love that line illustration.
So back to another newbie question.
These are ceramic designs. What’s the builder, who is the chip maker?
Many thanks for the help. ….venturing to the links page now.
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However, shrewd people around here have managed to fool Paulson into selling chips to them, successfully posing as businesses.
MrWookie69
Pair
Bummer these designs can’t be produced with these colors and molds.
QuailValley
Pair
There is really one one place to get custom clay chips and that is Classic Poker Chips. They are a vendor in the vendor section on the home page. They have their own chip designer tool (http://www.pokerchipdesigntool.com/)
For ceramics most of the customs are coming from a Chines manufacturer, Tina. These customs are known as Tina Ceramics. There is a vendor that does monthly custom orders right now, and he is Broken Arrow Cardroom supply (Justin). Now for the Tina ceramics you can literally get just about anything you want printed on there, and its the same cost. Since all the chips start white and are printed using dye-sublimation. The newer ceramics (web mold and greek mold hybrids) are coming out significantly more detailed and vibrant than the older cards mold and no mold sets. (here is the showcase for orders through Broken Arrow https://www.pokerchipforum.com/thre...-web-mold-showcase.110561/page-6#post-2460982). That said even with the updates they are not going to be 1:1 with Paulson chips.
Now as far as ceramic designs, there are a lot of group sourced ones and Justin has a lot on his orders. But there are also a ton posted all of the forum that might be available (you just have to ask). There are also some designers on the forums that can help you design your own for a small fee.
Pinesol13
Flush
First draft of an idea, you think Disney will come after me? 
SeanGecko
4 of a Kind
HmmmmmmFirst draft of an idea, you think Disney will come after me?
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Ok been working on one again now for a bit, thought I through it in here and see what consensus anyone might have for me. After doing Calypso and going for a Cali colored, 50's period look - I'm looking at putting together a much more contemporary Vegas colored set. Below are my designs for a 1, 5, 25, 100, 500 and 1K chip.
What do we think of spot and color choices, and in your opinions, are they better with a white or black label.
What do we think of spot and color choices, and in your opinions, are they better with a white or black label.
That white chip is hawt.
You don't feel the black is maybe two dark with the base color of the red and green? I'm on the fence
Not even a little bit. But white looks good too.
I prefer white label here
Huskerchipper
Flush
What about the black inlay edged with white?? Something like....
I think it would look pretty good with the base colors you have chosen.
Love it
Huskerchipper
Flush
Just an FYI: I have something similar submitted for production and was initially concerned if CPC could cut each inlay as accurate as needed on something like this. I talked to Steve (his chip is shown) and it seems CPC cuts the inlays out pretty perfectly as a whole. There will be some slightly off but not enough to concern me.
I have heard before about the potential of off-centeredniss (not a word). But.... It does look cool
Huskerchipper
Flush
Feel free to PM me on this topic. I did a very deep dive on that concern. Read above as well.
I did a different ring and worked with David on the design to account for the manual cuts (start the ring at the template red line). If you stare and look for it, you can see it on some, but it’s not an issue if done correctly.
I don't think you need the T500k. Even a 10 table tourney only needs 6 denoms.
Need is a strong word, replaceable by want
This is just for fun, but a T100 set and a T5000 high roller set in the same set.
For the life of me, I cannot figure out how to get the chips to show up all together on CPC (maybe it’s because I do it in mobile, idk.) ((Fixed, thanks!))
Anyway, got my color sample in and have been playing around. Obviously I like the Riverside chips a lot.
Denoms are: 25¢ (stamp), $1, $5, $20, $100
Some options on the $20 and $100 are maroon spots on $20, and black spots on the $100.
Anyway, got my color sample in and have been playing around. Obviously I like the Riverside chips a lot.
Denoms are: 25¢ (stamp), $1, $5, $20, $100
Some options on the $20 and $100 are maroon spots on $20, and black spots on the $100.
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Click on the chip itself. “Save as new” etc.
Click on the chip to save a set.
Then click "Save as PNG" to get a pic of all the chips together.
The numbers are just placeholders. The actual art for the hotstamp tourney side of my project will be worked up soon.
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