Ahh is it 3d printed ?
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Yep yep. This one is using @AudreySickburn pads and another 3d printed A size bearing of unknown material and questionable origin.
I prefer this setup for fixie play over the cork pad fixie setup as it’s not too grabby, not to responseless, its Baby Bear
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Very cool I imagine those are both minerj based on the printed look of them pretty cool
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Yeah, that’s one of mine…DLC
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and 100% Cotton
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Every time I see Dale Myrberg’s signature H-birds, I have a momentary response of “Wow Dale Murphy had a yo-yo?”
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Recently added another No Jive to my collection. This one has a glossy putter and a matte finish on the inner walls (when in the Imperial shape). I think it’s an early BC No Jive, but not really sure. Been throwing it all week, plays great. Wooden butterfly I picked up a while ago. Well loved in a previous life and plays so smooth.
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Yours looks like it’s a matte finish all the way around. What era of standard no jive is like this? I have a 2013ish optic star that has a similar finish but I thought all later no jives where various laser artwork editions.
This is a clean machine (unfinished, no stamp) from 1998. I bought a box of 36 of them around 2009 or so and distributed to player friends. This is one of a few I kept. One of my fav players
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It makes it hard to justify all the expensive wood yo-yos when the Duncan works for so much of the tricks I am working on.
I still do find ways, but it’s hard 
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Oh I need this sticker. Is it one of @rkalajian’s?
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Yep yep
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Fixed axle super post. Going through a bunch of fixies, so far these stand out as being better for me for doing shoot the moon.
It’s a bit disheartening to discover it’s not the yo-yo end of the string that is the issue, but rather the finger end. Also that the 3 dollar yo-yo is probably still the best success I have had yet.
Anyways, still working on a goal of 25.
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