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As the name implies, the Metal Chip Core is a Chip Core featuring metal in the center. A Metal Chip Core can replace the existing plastic Chip Cores of all Superking Chips, except Diabolos, Diabolos, Lucifer 1, Lucifer 2, and Spriggan, all of which feature their own non-removable metal Chip Cores.

Before drilling metal, choose the right kind of bit. For softer metals, like aluminum, a high-speed steel bit will work. For steel or other hard metals, use carbide, cobalt, or titanium. Put on a pair of work gloves and safety glasses, then clamp down the piece of metal to hold it steady while you drill. Draw an X on the metal where you want to drill, then make a dent on the mark with a hammer and center punch. Put a coin-sized amount of cutting oil on the spot to help lubricate and cool the drill bit. Hold the drill perpendicular to the metal and squeeze the trigger lightly while applying pressure to help push the bit through the metal. If the metal starts to glow or get too hot, take a break and add more cutting oil. Once you pierce the metal, switch the drill to reverse and carefully pull the bit out. Smooth the edges of the hole with a deburring tool when you’re done. Did this summary help you?YesNo

When attached to a Superking Chip, it adds about half a gram of weight. The slight addition of weight increases the Layer's inertia, and thus for Attack Type combinations, it helps them hold a Banking Pattern longer than usual. The added weight also reduces the risk of Bursts and increases Stamina.

If you're tackling a DIY project that requires you to drill through metal, how can you know if you have the best tools for the job? Even if it may seem like a tough material to work with, you can easily drill through metal using a regular hand drill. Keep reading for everything you need to know and with a little patience, you'll be able to safely drill metal for any project!

The Metal Chip Core finds use in Attack Type combinations that use Superking Layers such as Rage. However, Attack Type Superking Layers are outclassed by Dynamite Battle Layers, although they are still somewhat competitive.

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The Metal Chip Core were originally released exclusively as wbba. event freebies. It was later a standard inclusion with the Helios 2 and Hyperion 2 Superking Chips.

Metal Chip Core Naming Japanese メタルチップコア Romaji Metaru Chippu Koa Product Information Product Code B-00 Weight 1.5 grams System Superking Layer System Series Beyblade Burst SurgeBeyblade Burst: Pro Series Release Date(s) Japan June 2020 United States July 2023 Canada August 2023 English -- Français -- Italiano -- TürkçeWBO Discussion Thread The Metal Chip Core (メタルチップコア, Metaru Chippu Koa) is an accessory able to attach to the Superking Chips of the Superking Layer System.