Does anyone use this for poker chips? I am doing a game room and think it would work great but curious if anyone has an opinion on how they look. Thx.
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The width of the box is 1.25" -- with a groove to stabilize the coin. I use it to display my military coins in the upright position. Are these souvenir chips? The box is of great quality, I was very pleased with it.
908604
I'm sure it would work just fine for poker chips. I used it for coins and they stand up in the slots. I was even able to modify the slots for coins that were too fat with a little sandpaper.
807106
No so far I havnt seen it chip honestly..doesnt mean it might not..if it does its a small price to pay for such a professional durable board..you know you can always remove it and paint over it when ever&#128518;
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I have played canasta with casino size cards, and it will work well those. If you have casino size cards ( a-la- poker cards, it will work like a charm.
989510
I don't know why you would get the Surface over the Edge if you want to play games. Maybe the price. But as a game machine, there's no comparison. Edge all the way!!
469045
It would definitely work for that. It is roomy, deep enough to stake games or side-by-side consoles and it's sturdy. I'd recommend it (don't have the measurements right now so you can guage how much will fit)... If that info (inside measurements) needed, respond and I'll measure tonight.
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I have been using mine for a few months and so far the color is holding up well. No chips or fading.
1755146
This would work. Inside each star shape is a center circle that you can use to cover a chip.Good luck.
1008361
the size of the card is as stated in the description *Oversized 8-1/4" x 11-1/4" cards. Each square in which to place your playing chip is, 1-1/2 x 1-1/2. The size of the number in each square is a little more than 1/2 inch, very large and ease to see. The cards feels to me, to have a high quality photo finish on both sides and I would not recommend wiping it with a wet cloth. I hope this helps.
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I ordered the 18" leatherette set. The chips that came with it were fine, not small. I did find other chips that I liked better in shape and color that matched the board. They are the same size as the ones that came with the game. Chips do come in different sizes according to the size of the board.
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Just rec'd mine- no jimping. I'd wait if you must have jimping. I would've liked it, but then, for cardboatd cutting, you should use a hammer grip, and jimping might be less comfortable there.The design is beautiful- like a mini Sage 1, (i have a Sage & have hard used it.) but my version was also VERY tight- the lock, the pivot, everything just barely wanted to move and took a lot of force.I've adjusted it and not it can open 1 handed, but the lock is still a bit stiff. I have way too many Spydies and this is the first w/ QC issues. The build quality is nice, but not superb, (corners need rounding.) I don't know- might have to send it in for repair. Good luck! Just rec'd mine- no jimping. I'd wait if you must have jimping. I would've liked it, but then, for cardboatd cutting, you should use a hammer grip, and jimping might be less comfortable there.The design is beautiful- like a mini Sage 1, (i have a Sage & have hard used it.) but my version was also VERY tight- the lock, the pivot, everything just barely wanted to move and took a lot of force.I've adjusted it and not it can open 1 handed, but the lock is still a bit stiff. I have way too many Spydies and this is the first w/ QC issues. The build quality is nice, but not... » Read More Just rec'd mine- no jimping. I'd wait if you must have jimping. I would've liked it, but then, for cardboatd cutting, you should use a hammer grip, and jimping might be less comfortable there.The design is beautiful- like a mini Sage 1, (i have a Sage & have hard used it.) but my version was also VERY tight- the lock, the pivot, everything just barely wanted to move and took a lot of force.I've adjusted it and not it can open 1 handed, but the lock is still a bit stiff. I have way too many Spydies and this is the first w/ QC issues. The build quality is nice, but not superb, (corners need rounding.) I don't know- might have to send it in for repair. Good luck! « Show Less
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Good point! We haven't painted yet on it.. Maybe use chip clips? Lemme know if that works:)
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Hi Joe -Just FYI, I ordered and returned this item 3 times. I recieved 2 of the three cracked and one was not obvious and leaked all over my table. There was a hair line crack around the spicket. It held approximately 2gallons. It looks great, just be sure to place it on a placemat or something like that. The silver stand that it is in has a hole in it so if it is leaking you won't be able to tell until you lift it up. Save the box! Best,Tara
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depending on how wide the stairs are & if both people use common sense! I've moved mines twice! I've also did a few modification to make it work better! 1). made a rubber ring to seat around the fan motor to allow more air to the table! 2). apply Armor All to the puck & table, leaving the surface more slick, now my games are better!
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Hi Kathy:Contact the manufacturer directly. The chips last for about 1 year, but longevity is influenced by the specific viscosity of the essential oils that you are using. I own 3 of their hand made wood and clay models and they work well. I've had a few chips go bad while under warranty and they sent out new chips promptly.
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I don't game, if you are a casual gamer maybe, if your a serious gamer you probably wouldn't of asked! for $400 it works well, a good game card (GPU) start @ $250, hope this helps.
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That sounds about right. They are a little small but they don't seem to bother me that much. I suppose that full size cards might be better for shuffling and holding, but it's a large board and it takes quite a bit of room for the entire set-up, so anything that is smaller probably helps for that. It doesn't seem to be that big of deal in my opinion.
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I use the mat for a tile game, Mah Jong. I think the mat would work similarly for cards. The mat adds friction allowing you to get a better grasp of the tile/card. Actually there are two different surfaces and you could test which side is best.