Crap.
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With swamp gas reflected off a weather balloon tracking weather patterns of Uranus, of course.
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And that is why I always have a safety pin in my yo-yo pouch with me. It is easier to get the knots out! Especially when the’re very close to the axle. I don’t have to unscrew the yo-yo.
I always have some yo-yo string and a pair of silicone rings with me too.
It is all in my first aid yo-yo kit!
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Crochet hooks are good sometimes for getting knots out from yoyos you can’t take apart. Or just helping to get those nasty tight knots apart.
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I didn’t take photos but during my first three days of learning Green Triangle I got dozens and dozens of knots. I used a bunch of old sub par strings and when I got a knot I’d just leave it and play through. When the string got too many knots I’d just throw it away and put a fresh string on. Thankfully, I only got one knot in the last day!
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Don’t stop believing. And knot on!
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I’m still throwing that bullet!!!
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I really hope you ditched the knotted string by now.
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Try to do that on purpose! It’ll never happen! My neighbor was teaching me something a few weeks ago and every time I did it I ended up with a double GT and if it happens again when we throw together I will ask him to take a photo. I still can’t figure out how I did it and I saw no way to get out of it except to stop the spin and carefully unravel everything. Note: it was a frontstyle double GT.
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Excellent!
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