If you, theoretically, had 500 or more c-grade yo-yos that you did not intend to sell… what sort of art project would you do to repurpose them?
A coffee table? Some sort of sculpture?
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Hypothetically, of course. Right?
edit. Sorry, it was “theoretically” 
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Of course hypothetically. What kind of psychopath would keep hundreds of unsellable metal disks in their closet for months?
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Hypothetically, a coffee table could work if, theoretically, you had 500+ c grade yoyos. Especially, if said theoretical c grades were around 56mm diameter on average, just throwing that number out there. That’d make it consistent.
A strong epoxy should hold them together. Then add a sheet of 3/8" thick lexan to the top to have a smooth surface.
Hypothetically, of course.
I’ll do it.
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I suppose they could be used to make some candelabras.
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Cadence Candelabras
yes
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Get the glue out and cover an old car with them!
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Make some cool candy holders
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Depending on how their cup is shaped, I could use them as utensils (I could use half of a horizon for spoon 
) or candle holders maybe 
…
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i would make a portrait of them with new anos
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Someone could tack weld them all together edge to edge cup side out into a big sphere.
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Wait how bad does a yo-yo need to be to be classified C grade? Like how bad is it?
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Can they be retapped or something? what is the problem with them?
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We have a little kitchen area with cabinets/drawers in the office. All the handles/knobs are old yo-yo halves.
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They’re of varying quality but none of them will ever be sold as anything more than an ashtray or a paper weight. There is some standard to be sold as a b-grade. They do have to spin fine.
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I love this. Do you have a photograph?
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I’ll take a C grade Bliss for $5 plz
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This sounds pretty sick.
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I love this! It reminds me of an old hole in the wall skate shop I used to go to where they used skate equipment in creative ways all over their shop.
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