Well, not as much as you like the DV888 apparently 
Anyways. Unresponsive POMs are a dime a dozen. Not interesting.
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You don’t need to find it interesting.
Although I believe handturning a new acetal unresponsive is more interesting then making a yoyo that that had already been released seven years ago.
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Well this topic is about responsive, so it’s off topic here. Take it elsewhere.
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To be honest, we have designed thing with inspiration from alleycat and deep state, and then with same in mind we also designed a 7075 Al STOOPID. And it came out to be stupid good
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Post some pics of it! It’s not delrin of course but a 7075 slimline is still cool. 
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Nice so basically a 7075 Thing then? 
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Yup. but improvised one
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I like the look of that! Think I’ll try the thing first.
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Isn’t the Sk8er unresponsive though? On the YYE store it says unresponsive, and the one on the top of my desk is unresponsive. Im guessing you can throw a slim bearing into them?
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What were the changes?
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Bigger axle, and better response pads(this may not be considered as improvement but makes the binds better and variety of people have a different taste) and slightly higher rim weight to make it spin longer than the Thing.
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A different size? That was my biggest “complaint” (if you could call it that) with the Thing. 19mm pads don’t work that great for a responsive, need more area, especially with Delrin, IMO.
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We plan to make new version of those in delrin again with changes and response area is the place where we think we need to put more efforts tbh
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Not at all. Feels super light.
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Would agree, I wouldn’t say the Thing was heavy at all. Has a great weight to it.
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There’s only one standard 19mm silicone pad size though, I guess you could use the onedrop / clyw silicone sticker pad standard instead which is a bit larger?
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It’s 19.1mm and 1.1mm thick
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Y’all can’t have this one though. It’s mine!
Thanks Glen!
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