The sun was out today. Yes!!!
Took a day of experimenting with adjustments to my rig. I’ve got a more dramatic fade now😎
That’s quite the rig!!
thanks, my dad spilled coffee on it so now the wood part has a but load of stains but it did not get anywhere the strings touch so im chillin
I LERV that blue green.
I just ran out of string today but I only need 10 more I gonna buy some thread tomorrow
Thanks!That’s my final set for everybody. I have one on my orbital GTX of the same color and it looks soooooo gooooood!
These are sweet how to do fades ?
@smileypants707 posted these links sometime back.
Very useful
I just made this at sundown:
I feel like I read something @MarkD wrote up too, but I’m having trouble finding it now.
Thanks for the links gonna mess around with the jig today
Awesome.
Be careful. This is a gateway to obsession.
That “Oh!” moment you had the first time you spun a string and saw the magic of mathematics will pale in comparison after this.
So I was thinking about how I hate having to wrap thread around things to make strings. Oh, how I wish I could automate the silliness! Lord, save me from the tedious repetition!
WHAT COULD I DO TO NOT HAVE TO DO THIS?!?!?!
that is when it hit me. Toy trains. I repeat. TOY. TRAINS.
a few switches and about 50 feet of track. A flatbed railcar or two with a post set up to hold a spool. This is all preliminary, but this could turn a yoyo string rig into a model train setup! I don’t even mess around with them,but it COULD be awesome!
Now if I could think of a way to spin them more easily…
Corkscrew train track. 
Nah. I’d need 1.21 gigawatts for that.
I would walk all 5 or 6 strings at once. On a 3 string setup it went okay. Also showed me that the layout of your threads could alter feel/performance too if using different ones. Which I didn’t think would matter with all the twisting, but it did.
can’t wait to try these out again
