anonyo
August 1, 2012, 2:12pm
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I got a dwg set up on my student version autoCAD for foxland to do a couple of yoyos.
I just need to know if the student version is okay and need to raise $300.
BTW the yoyo is a small bearing and is 53.78 mm in diameter
The small bearing thing, did you consider a “D” bearing? Fewer snags, and if you want, you can get 5x11x4 bearings.
Yea, I want this yoyo to be me though. And I love A-Sized bearing yoyos. I want this to be 60% me, 40% competition style.
I got a dwg set up on my student version autoCAD for foxland to do a couple of yoyos.
I just need to know if the student version is okay and need to raise $300.
BTW the yoyo is a small bearing and is 53.78 mm in diameter
The small bearing thing, did you consider a “D” bearing? Fewer snags, and if you want, you can get 5x11x4 bearings.
Yea, I want this yoyo to be me though. And I love A-Sized bearing yoyos. I want this to be 60% me, 40% competition style.
Oh, ok. You want it to be about design.
anonyo
August 1, 2012, 11:21pm
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anonyo
August 5, 2012, 6:20pm
44
Should I worry about the legal stuff after?
tzighy
August 5, 2012, 8:35pm
45
Best to tackle them early on, especially checking for patents
There aren’t really many legal things to worry about. Why would you spend thousands of dollars putting a patent on a design which will simply cause every other company in the yoyo industry hate you?
anonyo
October 10, 2012, 2:20am
47
*currently saving for prototypes. This is a one guy company I’m trying to start anyways. Heh. "^^
