A few variations from the same mold along with a Duncan fixed axle shirt (Dale Myrberg Jack Russell - it is a little difficult to read the name from the photo)
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All Layer Infinity designs survive Hulk smashing on concrete before release*
This is the poor prototype Kasm that ate it.
- This is not a statement of guarantee or encouragement
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Also, put in some time with @Eric_Newlin ‘s Mother T this evening. Finally getting the response and ziplike kot-n broken in just right, so it’s starting to play very nicely!
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Zipline/ TMBR Wood*Z Cherry XL (Unengraved Early Release) and breaking in a fresh Zipline [kot-n], so yeah, a lot of Double or Nothing Fly-Outs and Planet Hops to get that stretch and grip to set up. Its Friday so I’m Chill’N 
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Throwing this itty bitty boy today.
@Glenacius_K PolyCarb KnickKnack
@RC_yo-yo @Eric_Newlin @vegabomb have any of you gents ever considered an attempt to turn polycarbonate? I’m sure Glen will tell you it’s a PITA and not worth it, but as someone who only enjoys the results and has no idea of the difficulties involved in the actual process, I would disagree strongly 
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That string finally broke in around Tuesday, and since its SlimTember I’ll continue to throw as its 28.5mm Slim.
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I hadn’t really considered it, but I’m not sure it would be my wheelhouse. I think I’d rather turn wood 
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Yeah I feel like most of you guys have that preference. Not just because it’s less hassle, but also probably much more affordable and less risky.
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Just got this bad boi today.
Bc Apollo pro / signature series. I’ve been so obsessed lately getting modern responsives and thought I might go back in time a bit. There’s something special about the older generation of fixies that is really pleasant to throw.
It’s a tiny bit lighter and narrower than the normal Apollo and I quite like it. Might have to sell off my normal Apollo now.
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That’s definitely above my current skill level. Maybe someday.
I absolutely love the Apollo. Imo one of the best of the true old school fixies before the era of boutique “modern” fixies
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That looks like a pretty early prototype.
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Nah, just well loved. From a run you sent to YYE.
I Love your caftsmanship Glen, this is my most thrown yoyo.
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Agreed! I’ve been throwing my old bcs and Tom kuhns a whole bunch over the last few weeks and you just can’t deny a tried and true form! The perfected weight and shapes even on the imperial style just feel so right in hand!
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How do these play? What are the axle specs and gap width?
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