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The Chip Board Archive 17
I believe those had a lead weight
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Inlay question
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inside them. The lead weight is a bit bigger around than the end of a pencil eraser. That is probably the reason for the differences.
Jodi CH0009-A
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Inlay question
Oops forgot the other side
I believe those had a lead weight
Cal-Neva Lodge $1 S mold
Re: Cal-Neva Lodge $1 S mold
Thanks for the answers!!
Re: Thanks for the answers!!
There is no lead weight in that chip
Excellent visual...
The matching chip on the RECTL mold does not have
A chip with a lead weight looks like this
A chip with a filled drill hole beneath the inlay
Looks like a great article for the magazine!
It was vetoed
Great information.
During that research we bought 4 RECTL mold ones
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