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Playing Card Chat ♠ ♥ ♣ ♦ => Playing Card Plethora => Topic started by: GeorgeBoehl on September 10, 2015, 09:06:22 AM
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Here is our kickstarter project to get these carbon fiber card cases brought to life. This is a high end case to be used with your most cherished decks. Please share the project with anyone you know who would appreciate the item. Thanks
The Essential Carbon team 8)
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/898241166/carbon-fiber-playing-card-case-by-essential-carbon?ref=video
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Promoting with no reputation.
This will be deleted soon as the mods are so finicky when it comes to this stuff...
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It's one thing to promote a Kickstarter project, something completely different to try selling direct on the STISO boards. There's no reputation requirement for KS promos, though we do ask creators to be active members of the community - it makes people care about them and their projects.
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I may have posted in the wrong place, if so it was unintentional.
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My mistake - you were in the wrong place! STISO boards are for sales/trades from person to person, in general, and there's prerequisites. I'll move this to the Plethora, out of the STISO.
On the topic of the case itself, it looks like it would be nice sitting on the table of a man-cave, but it doesn't look as practical for carrying purposes. The two lids would slip apart if I simply tossed this in my bag, wouldn't they?
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My mistake - you were in the wrong place! STISO boards are for sales/trades from person to person, in general, and there's prerequisites. I'll move this to the Plethora, out of the STISO.
On the topic of the case itself, it looks like it would be nice sitting on the table of a man-cave, but it doesn't look as practical for carrying purposes. The two lids would slip apart if I simply tossed this in my bag, wouldn't they?
Thanks for moving the thread. :) As far as the the fit of the two halves, they are snug and have a friction fit designed in. The walls are tapered by 1 degree which allows for a tightening as the halves are closed. The molds were milled using a CNC mill so the tolerance is very controlled in that area. Also the thickness of the walls are controlled by the physics of controlled pressures and fabric thickness. As such it is not a ball and detent or latch or anything but it does have a functional amount of friction.
It is very true though that this would be a great addition to any mancave and the idea was conceived with that in mind.
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My mistake - you were in the wrong place! STISO boards are for sales/trades from person to person, in general, and there's prerequisites. I'll move this to the Plethora, out of the STISO.
On the topic of the case itself, it looks like it would be nice sitting on the table of a man-cave, but it doesn't look as practical for carrying purposes. The two lids would slip apart if I simply tossed this in my bag, wouldn't they?
Thanks for moving the thread. :) As far as the the fit of the two halves, they are snug and have a friction fit designed in. The walls are tapered by 1 degree which allows for a tightening as the halves are closed. The molds were milled using a CNC mill so the tolerance is very controlled in that area. Also the thickness of the walls are controlled by the physics of controlled pressures and fabric thickness. As such it is not a ball and detent or latch or anything but it does have a functional amount of friction.
It is very true though that this would be a great addition to any mancave and the idea was conceived with that in mind.
Consider a slipcover-style design, similar to that of the 52 Plus Joker 2014 Club Deck in silver. More protection, though it does use a bit more carbon fiber.
If you can find room for a rubber gasket in that seal, you've now got a WATERTIGHT case, something to which I've not seen others lay claim. And it would probably float! It could become a lot more multi-purpose.
If carbon fiber can block radio waves, you've got an RFID-shielded wallet on your hands, though you'd want to devise a way for the two halves to remain connected when it opens - prevents loss of the lid.