Anyone use a Poker Chip Customizer?

Coillte_Bhoy

Anyone use this Poker Chip Customizer? What did ye think??

http://www.pokerbits.co.uk/products.aspx?s=3102104492_0

wannabecraig

Never used it but it looks awful.

zuutroy

wannabecraig wrote: »

Never used it but it looks awful.

Why do you think it looks awful?

wannabecraig

Looks very similar to the CD covers ones you get and considering yo'll be printing on a home printer the quality is not going to be very good. Not consider these are being handled constantly and think what they're going to look like after first use.

pokerkingsni

Coillte_Bhoy wrote: »

Anyone use this Poker Chip Customizer? What did ye think??

http://www.pokerbits.co.uk/products.aspx?s=3102104492_0

Casinoshop do something like that. They set it up for e10 and a sheet of 35 stickers is a euro. I've used them on loads of chips, some are now needing replaced due to wear but i find it dead on and a cheap way of getting personalised chips. Also if they do get a bit dirty a quick wipe and they're good as new.

Mellor

wannabecraig wrote: »

Looks very similar to the CD covers ones you get and considering yo'll be printing on a home printer the quality is not going to be very good. Not consider these are being handled constantly and think what they're going to look like after first use.

Photographic quaility paper, an y decent colour laser will produce excellant results.

This is a long way from an old inkjet on plain paper

mcaul

I looked at stocking that item before and declined as the labels are paper - fairly decent paper, but still paper. The number of labels is 700 - enough for just 350 chips.

If anyone has the software, (any decent lable software will do - I use visual labels http://www.tailwagsoft.com/visuallabels/overview.html ) I can supply sheets of 70 plastic labels at 80c / sheet or fully printed at €1 a sheet + €10 set up fee.

wannabecraig

Mellor wrote: »

Photographic quaility paper, an y decent colour laser will produce excellant results.

This is a long way from an old inkjet on plain paper

I still don't believe given a normal home user's setup that you're going to get decent labels, but by all means go for it.

newbie2

I've used this and was impressed with the results. It's a bit of craic designing them and sometimes than results can be better than expected.

Mellor

wannabecraig wrote: »

I still don't believe given a normal home user's setup that you're going to get decent labels, but by all means go for it.

How old is your printer?
Have you ever printed pics on photographic paper.