I will be visiting the machine shop tomorrow and we will go through the entire process with the manufacturer. He should get the prototypes made very soon though, I will update you guys sometime tomorrow.
sounds great!
OK guys, went to the machine shop, will have around 12 yo-yos to sell! 
how many people want them?
not sure exactly. I’m worried that some of the people on the list won’t want one anymore, seeing as most of them aren’t regulars on the forum.
Ill take one if you have lost some people. When will they be ready for testing?
Actually I would love to buy one. Let me know if your cool with selling me one.
here is the list again, seeing is it is kinda tough to find. And yes, I did include you damainzar.
Njstringer (1)
hubstacker
qazwaxman
bunin
oldyoyograndma
Connor
Andrew Lee
NintendoYo
rdeleon975
mx.yoyo
sirnaq_MN42 (1)
yoyokid8
n00bbeginner
xxjohnsonxx
YTCT102 (1)
Caphill1430
A Soviet Locust
damainzar15
Thank you!
you should message them all, telling them that the second run is in.
Would you be so kind as to take me off the list? It’s hard for me to buy yoyos when I don’t have a job.
Thanks.
new specs!:
diameter: 52.5mm
width: 43mm
bearing: one drop ten ball
response: CBC slim pad
weight: 69g
Seems kinda heavy for it’s size.
It is a bit heavy, but it doesn’t feel that way. I definitely love this yoyo. we will however cut down on a few grams next round.
I’m so glad I’m getting one of the lighter ones!
you think that 49 grams is better than 69?
I would prefer something in the middle around 63g but I hate heavy undersized yoyos so yes.
I say shoot for 65g. Best weight for the size.
The lighter the better. Heavy undersized throws suck. There isn’t a market for them. If its going to be small, the weight has to be small as well.
And make sure you put whatever weight there is in the right place.
I consider this more midsized. It’s in between the most popular oversized diameter (56mm) and the most common undersized diameter (50mm) making it IMO mid-sized.