Custom 2 and 3 color edge spot clay chips found

[theWhale]

So blue chip makes the "seashell mold" chips? Do you have a link to their site?

[gmunny]

Someone from this forum posted this link awhile ago:
Clay Chip Inserts

If you want clean/uniform edge spots you will need to go with the plastic/composite type chips (nice ones are made by RT plastics or Bud Jones) or the ceramic (Chipco type chips).

I personally like that the edge spots aren't always uniform.
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[toots]

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So blue chip makes the "seashell mold" chips? Do you have a link to their site?

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Actually, no, and it sure as heck isn't for lack of searching.

[coyote]

Thanks for that link, it explained alot. Funny, I used to work for an injection molder...

Still not sure if I like ceramic or clay better. I'm leaning towards clay.

[technogeeky]

I have the contact information for Blue Chip and I'm going to see what exactly they are doing with regard to internet sales. I may try to get a sort of "interview" with the Ende brothers.

All of the chips linked to (except the Paulson casino chips) are made by Blue Chip. They are indeed lighter and made by a slightly different process than the paulson chips.

[italianstang]

Let me and everone else know, there must be a bunch of people interested in getting sets, and with volume discounts and such...