[ontheuptick]

Originally Posted by moneyhustler

Wow. Wow. This is the most beautiful set I've ever seen. It easily tops the Paulson Vineyards IMO. Outstanding. Don't really know what to say.

By the way, can anyone tell me, which edgespots are currently available at ASM for chiptalkers? I never really thought about ASMs because of the former limitied edgespot-variations - but these spots just kick asses. The 3U, the spot of the T100 and the $1 etc.

Thanks very much for the compliments!

And regarding what edgespots are available, you can do almost anything now. Obviously anything in my set is doable. Also, similar spots like 2a14 (I have 2a12 on my .25), and 112 are available. You can also now do a 3-color 6a14 which is new. Half pie is out there as well.

And like you, what made me go with ASM is when I learned I could get all these sweet spot combos. For instance, a 212 normally doesn't do it for me, but I LOVE the 2a12. IMO, ASM is really making a great decision allowing all these great edgespot options available.

[ontheuptick]

Originally Posted by imthatguy

The chips evar.

I wondered when I'd get the first "The chips ever" comment. First post, very well played sir.

Originally Posted by imthatguy

They turned out even better than I could have imagined Drew. I love them all.

Thanks. That means a lot from one of the leading ASM connoisseur's we have around here, with some of the best custom's too, I might add.

[babyface2212]

Wow, very nice set man! Good luck with them....

[ontheuptick]

Originally Posted by MeridianFC

I think ASM is an even better fit for these chips than BCC.

Maybe the biggest understatement on chiptalk right there.

When it came down to ASM vs. BCC, I had 0% faith that BCC could color-match well enough to be happy with the chips. As you can see from the inlays, ASM's color matching was flawless, IMO.

BCC can make some quality chips, but one thing I would NEVER try to do with an inlay of BCC chips is color match at the edge of the inlay. Boondocker's set had a little color matching (although it wasn't at the edge of the inlay, right up against the clay) and the difference was still visible. Chips turned out great, but I knew doing a 10 chip set with color-matching, there would have been no way I would have been happy with them all.

[ontheuptick]

Originally Posted by JHickle

When is the 1st Annual Old Orchard/Indiana Round-up?

I know ipgyst is an Indiana man. If there aren't any others, that would be a pretty small tourney But, you know what a 3-man tourney means, HUGE starting stacks!
How about 60 x 25; 55 x 100; 26 x 500; = T20,00 Ultra deepstack

[ipgyst]

Originally Posted by ontheuptick

I know ipgyst is an Indiana man. If there aren't any others, that would be a pretty small tourney But, you know what a 3-man tourney means, HUGE starting stacks!
How about 60 x 25; 55 x 100; 26 x 500; = T20,00 Ultra deepstack

I'm driving through the Fort tomorrow, though not stopping. These chips are hot enough that you may be able to get people from southern MI and northern IL to show up to a C.T. game.

[Bad Hat Harry]

Really a fantastic set of custom chips. They look really great. I love love love the color matched outer gradient ring. Just wow. When I do decide to take up the task of custom's myself, I'm sure I'll be finding much of my inspiration from these beauties.

Congrats and great job.

[osumike11379]

Those are absolutely SICK - unreal color combos - the 500 reminds me of the ambassador plaza $500 chip - well done sir!!

[JM]

WOW! These look fantastic! I too love the gradiant color ring around the inlay edge. Nice touch. I knew there was something familiar about the 500 but couldn't quite figure it out, but yeah its kind of an inverse of my 5k and it works great! The hourglass mold works so well on this too.

[the3rd]

Is there room on this drool soaked bandwagon for me? I don't know what to say except, WOW! The .25 and 100 are my faves.