We have decided who will get the protos from the first run, it’s just really hard deciding when we’re only selling 3, and there are so many people who want one.
Can i have a proto? I reeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaly wan’t to try one extremely bad…
its a bit late now. There was a list of people earlier.
no, its okay he was already on the list I’m pretty sure.
Okay, announcement: we have decided who the testers are for the first run, and sent them each a pm. I’m sorry if you didn’t get chosen and you really wanted to, but it was all tough decisions. If you are son the list then there is a high chance that you will get to have one sometime in the future. we plan on doing at least 4 runs, selling one more each time, which adds up to 18 people, and maybe more if needed.
Aw man, I didn’t get chosen. 
How long until the next run and the next chance to be a tester?
that all depends on the machinist we’re getting our yo-yos from. he is really busy a lot of the time with higher priority jobs, so it takes a while to get our yo-yos done. I’m hoping by the end of the summer we will have a new run.
Cool. Thanks for the prompt response.
so on the next run, will everyone who was on the list but didn’t get one receive one of them?
Hopefully. I really want to try one of these!
no, not everyone. I don’t think you guys understand, we can really only do a few at a time until we do a full runb. next run we will sell 4, then 5, then 6, then maybe 7 or 8 if there are still people who want them.
whoop change of plan, we may be able to get the next run of protos right after we sell these ones 
how much will you sell your 2nd run for?
2nd run will probably cost the same, except we will sell 4 of them instead of 3.
what was the 1st run price?
$63 exactly.
and wait, are you on the list locust? I didn’t see your name.
I actually wasn’t, that’s due to a lack of cash. if i do manage to get the money, I’d love to buy and review one!
Hmmmm I’m having a lot of problems here… I just did some testing and found that the volume calculation that I was doing earlier is apparently very inaccurate. I fond some cross sections of yo-yos that are already in production, replicated them, and found that the software that I was using told me the weight was about 10 grams different from what the yoyo actually weighs. does anyone have any suggestions?
Is it ten grams off every time, or is it proportional to the actual volume? if it’s 10 off one time and 20 off another, just setup a ratio of “grams off” to “total actual grams” , and you can plug the data created by the program into the ratio to find the actual volume. does that help?