thats an interesting kit, where did it come from
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Freshly Dirty just released them. They are called the “Stem” system. Kind of like the old school SPR kits and the Fluid Dynamic kits. These are a bit of an improvement on both of those designs because it has knurled posts that lock into the back of the spacer with an o-ring. Super cool system. They are currently C bearing but they also have a D bearing one too. They are interchangeable with each other.
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Ohh I didn’t realize they had them on the site. I do need a pair of the d bearing seats
Printers been offline for a few weeks due to minor maintenance issues intersecting vacation. Back online and at it now (though honestly probably at reduced capacity due to the heat 
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This is my newest counterweight design. I call it the Blackberry.
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One of the coolest counterweights I’ve seen in a while!
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Thanks!
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@Kray always ahead of the curve.
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Actually already two years old 
I think Chunkies has also a nice berry design
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I like yours better 
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They do. It uses bigger overlapping spheres and fewer of them. I was going for this one still feeling vaguely diamond shaped.
I would keep the surface profile low then you have less problems things get caught in it. But just my opinion
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This is a good idea. I was thinking of using a larger sphere size or something similar.
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I think I scaled my smaller spheres a bit along a virtual circle to keep the cavities low.
Heat has had me sidelined recently. Printed a few small things last night. Notable yoyo related one was this simple barrel weight.
I have a few tweaks to make and honestly am not in love yet.
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Playing around with some designs using the Stem system. Ive been trying different widths and infill. The white one I went wide and did 100% infill around the rims then everything else was 30% leaving the total weight around 64g. Will post the stl soon if anyone wants to print them.
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What are the dimensions and how does it play? I’ve been printing some designs with the stems too and its a blast.
