Custom Ceramic Poker Chips: Edge-to-Edge Printed Sets Planned From a Real Spec Sheet: Video Guide

This 60-second video covers what to specify, check and approve before production.

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1. 0:00Custom printed poker chips: how to order a set that arrives as approved.
2. 0:05So-called ceramic chips are pressed polymer and ceramic powder, not fired ceramic. Art is sublimated into faces and edge, with no inlay or sticker.
3. 0:16Plan values before art: game type, number of values, chips per value. Then give each a bold numeral and colors that stay apart in warm light.
4. 0:27Choose diameter, finish and edge spots from real samples, then sign a written proof. Production usually starts there, so work back from your event date.
5. 0:39Write acceptance checks into the order: weight, spinners, registration, edge alignment, color and count. Store chips away from heat and wipe with water only.
6. 0:50Send your denomination plan, artwork and event date.
7. 0:55Minimums, weight and timing come in your written quote and sample.

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