Custom BCC mold and spots options. Discuss Custom BCC mold and spots options, on ChipTalk.net the place to go for your Poker chips and gambling tips. Read it in Custom Chips General.
I'm interested in putting together a custom set but find some of the clay custom alternatives a bit limitating, like having to use Sidepots InPlay mold. I like it but I would really like everything to be custom.
So here are some questions that I hope you guys can answer:
Is the flame mold my only alternative or can I choose heavier and more solid feeling molds, like similar to the Inplays or Samurai weight and feel?
I kind of dislike the Vineyard commems chips feeling, is this what I will get if I order custom BCC with giant inlays?
What limitations will I have choosing spots and colours?
Will the Chip Forge factory let me produce a realistic design that BCC really can make?
One option if you are not married to the giant inlay is to have a custom "mold" lasered onto the chips. Check out h4tfan's paid forum, Lazer Chips. He can laser over the flames. I saw his work on ASMs and it is quite nice. A custom mold is $7500. You can have both sides of your chips lasered for .15/chip IIRC. $150 for 1000 chips ain't bad.
In the Chip Factory, any edge spot pattern marked with an * is not available to the home buyers.
Follow JM's suggestion and search around. You will find answers to questions you didn't think to ask.
Just a question that I haven't found the answer to yet:
I find the BCC Vineyard commems a bit "transparent" on the sharp edges, especially the $2 light green. Compared to Paulsons and even BCC Inplays and Samurais the Vineyards (Flame mold) seem a bit more "plasticy" and not so chalky or "clayish" in lack of better words to describe it, you know what I mean right?!
Is this true for the customized BCC you can order too?
Just a question that I haven't found the answer to yet:
I find the BCC Vineyard commems a bit "transparent" on the sharp edges, especially the $2 light green. Compared to Paulsons and even BCC Inplays and Samurais the Vineyards (Flame mold) seem a bit more "plasticy" and not so chalky or "clayish" in lack of better words to describe it, you know what I mean right?!
Is this true for the customized BCC you can order too?
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HI:
In my experience buying customized BCC´s I´m completly satisfied with them, they look, feel and sound completley clay. They´re awesome, I bougth the heavier ones and the super grand inlays worked great for me.
In my experience buying customized BCC´s I´m completly satisfied with them, they look, feel and sound completley clay. They´re awesome, I bougth the heavier ones and the super grand inlays worked great for me.
"heavier ones"? Can you choose different weights? How much does the heavier chip weigh?
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