I got a new yo-yo and when I used it for the first time it was fine for about 3hours then the string broke I had got spare but they broke to then I try using my own made string and It broke so what should I do to fix this problem
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Buy Airetics strings and rub the response area with denim.
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What kind of yoyo? If it is a wood fixed axle, cotton string will last longer than poly. If a metal yoyo, as the first response said, take the yoyo apart, look at the response area to check for obvious damage, and rub the response area on some denim. My understanding is sometimes a blast is a bit aggressive and the denim breaks down the aggressive blast edges.
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It’s a metal yo-yo
Beboo l2 solar eclipse 
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Unscrew the yoyo, pass with your finger in the area of the response pads and check if there’s any sharp deburring on the metal surface. in most cases you can remove them by rubbing the yoyo on jeans on super fine sand paper.
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Just be careful when screwing the yoyo back together. Make sure the screw is aligned with the threads in the yoyo, and, you don’t need to screw it super tight.
Edit: I should have welcomed you to this corner of the internet earlier. Welcome and enjoy your yoyo journey!
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Thx so much for the information and I hope you will keep being awesome and nice like this this help me out and I will keep training to become better 
@French
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make sure your putting the string on after you screw the yoyo together
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Thank you. 99.9% of the time, people on this forum are very helpful, polite and encouraging. The 0.1% are probably going through a rough patch. Don’t ever worry about asking questions, we were all beginners at one time, even André who owns YoYoExpert and made almost all of the tutorials.
Talk to people on the forum the way you want to be talked to (in real life and on the forum) and all should be fine.
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What do you mean by this?
I always put the string over the bearing with the yo yo taken apart. Never had an issue. Much easier IMO
kgb
It’s possible to catch the string between the yoyo and the bearing causing the yo to snap back at you or cutting the string.
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