Inch by Inch Yo-Yos (I.B.I. Yo-Yos)

[PlasticWhip (WildCat23)]

@Toshiro3

@WildCat23

I hate to say it, but you were completely disrespectful to those kids with designs. Many of them DO know enough to make a yoyo. They’ve seen the big yoyo’s of today, and the trend is this; “56mm with a focus on rim-weight and focusing that just below the outside of the yoyo. 56-57g is preferred.” You aren’t the only one with a design that’s good. I actually have plans on starting RYYC. And yes, I’m a teen. 14 to be exact. Also, what makes yours so different? Aside the fact that your saying you are, what makes you more likely to succeed?

Things you’ll need besides the Sketchup design are;
Weight - Density of 6061 is 2.7g/cm^3
Walls thicker than 1.75mm
Money - Think thousands of dollars
Somewhere to sell them
You bearing seat/recess needs work

Good luck on your endeavor
Matt

Man, we’ve already been over this! can you please read other people’s post about me being disrespectful? I wasn’t!
and I never said I was gonna succeed, I said I was in the category of kids who were not likely to succeed.
Thank you for the info though, I already know about the bearing seat, and it’s currently redesigned on emachineshop.
Have a nice day. =)

That’s cool. I really do wish you the best though.

[Davion]

your using emachinceshop now!? ???

[Tetrahedron (CaribouNick)]

@Toshiro3

oh, and one more thing about the rims being too thin, have you guys ever thrown a Werrd Pacquiao? that thing has very thin walls!

There is a reason why it uses pad response vs regular silicone groove.

[FlyCaster]

you can get the weight in machine shop also, check out my post in Davion’s thread (central yoyo design).

[LinksLegionaire (Bandalorian)]

Looks like a BOSS…And a PRIMO.

I wouldn’t buy it.

[yoyomaverick]

@Toshiro3

oh, and one more thing about the rims being too thin, have you guys ever thrown a Werrd Pacquiao? that thing has very thin walls!

and all the suggestions on weight distribution being just under the edge, I understand that that’s the trend, but what’s the fun in following the trend? you’d just be making a yo-yo that’s no different than others at all.

There is a specific thickness that the walls must be in order for a yoyo to work properly.

[HVizier]

@yoyomaverick

@Toshiro3

oh, and one more thing about the rims being too thin, have you guys ever thrown a Werrd Pacquiao? that thing has very thin walls!

and all the suggestions on weight distribution being just under the edge, I understand that that’s the trend, but what’s the fun in following the trend? you’d just be making a yo-yo that’s no different than others at all.

There is a specific thickness that the walls must be in order for a yoyo to work properly.

more specifically, a maximum thinness before ruining integrity

[vegabomb (LJ)]

@HVizier

@yoyomaverick

@Toshiro3

oh, and one more thing about the rims being too thin, have you guys ever thrown a Werrd Pacquiao? that thing has very thin walls!

and all the suggestions on weight distribution being just under the edge, I understand that that’s the trend, but what’s the fun in following the trend? you’d just be making a yo-yo that’s no different than others at all.

There is a specific thickness that the walls must be in order for a yoyo to work properly.

more specifically, a maximum thinness before ruining integrity

@ the OP. This is free advice from someone who’s made many fine yo-yos. I’d consider this.

[Toshiro3]

this thread is old!

[PlasticWhip (WildCat23)]

@Toshiro3

this thread is old!

Then why did you bring it back from the dead?