I used a 3D printer to create a prone system with stretchies to suspend the yoyo in place. This way the yoyo can’t bounce all over the place and you can, with a bit of practice, easily take one and put one back
Then I just slid the base in the case and put the stretchies on it, filled the case with strings and bearings and ofcourse a nice yoyo multi tool.
You can find the case I used here:
(You’ll need to cut out the bottom hard foam carefuly, don’t damage the outside layers)
You can find the STL files here:
(there is a fabric cutting template with the STL files to use with fabric of choice and an excacto knife or what I used, a big and really small chissel to puncture through)
You can donate here if you appreciate me <3 : (I need more tools!!! TO MAKE MOREEEE!!!) … and yoyo’s
Very clever, looks way cooler than cut foam in my opinion! Could be customized with colored stretchies or scaled to any size case, and your design inherently prevents the yoyos from falling out of position so you could have a briefcase setup with throws secured in the lid section as well as the base.
Let us know how it stands the test of time and handling and any updates that you make to it!
Does anyone know if it would be possible to take a normal bag, but modify it so it can be a yoyo case? I man something more like a backpack or messenger bag, but it doesn’t just hold yoyos. Like it could hold a laptop, or a note book. Something sort of like this:
Maybe just cut out a piece of foam with the outline of the bag, stick the foam in place and place the laptop on top. But the easiest way probably is just getting a yoyo case or pouch and put in the bag lol.
