Milling ASM A-Mold (1 Viewer)

[foreverdev]

Hey, I just purchased some ASM blanks (at least ~15 years old).

I'd like to mill and eventually apply a label. I'm trying to get my local guitar luthier to do the milling. He seems keen and has experience with fine detailed workmanship.

I know most people say use a 7/8" Magnate bit - which I will get, but does anyone know if that bit will work with these chips? I'm travelling right now and do not have access to any tools by which to measure the inlay.

 

[Pippa]

Hey, I just purchased some ASM blanks (at least ~15 years old).

I'd like to mill and eventually apply a label. I'm trying to get my local guitar luthier to do the milling. He seems keen and has experience with fine detailed workmanship.

I know most people say use a 7/8" Magnate bit - which I will get, but does anyone know if that bit will work with these chips? I'm travelling right now and do not have access to any tools by which to measure the inlay.

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@Gear

 

[Timportant19]

And? Just got some ASM aswell and am curious

 

[detroitdad]

@ekricket @AK Chip @Josh Kifer

 

[foreverdev]

I never found out!

 

[Josh Kifer]

Buy the Magnate. 7/8 is pretty much the only working option on sizing

 

[ChippinUp]

Hey Dev if you want to mail me a chip I’m happy to Mill one for you to test

 

[Santa123]

And? Just got some ASM aswell and am curious

You dont need too mill Chips that already have an inlay. You can just murder them, These Pokerstars are easy to murder.