I actually tossed it into the driveway twice before this video but accidentally didn’t hit record ![]()
But… The question everyone is dying to ask… WILL IT STEM???
Your ceiling fan must hate you! ![]()
It’s accidentally been smacked for every event the YYBC has hosted over the last three years, haha. It certainly despises yoyos. That company certainly has a quality product though, lol!
Yes you read that outside temp reading correct. 130 degrees.

I’m gonna find out what 100 stem kits cost ![]()
Indestructible yoyo!!!
Let’s not run another over with a Subaru though this time ![]()
It has also been modified into a thinner walled titanium version called Demons Fun after the iconic Dr Who episode.
Picked up this yoyo and it’s great! Stalls so easily.
I did a search for this Dr. Who episode and I can’t find it. 3 episode titles with “Daemon” or “Demon” according to Wikipedia. I’ve seen only a few episodes with Eccleston (and can’t recall much) so unfamiliar with but curious about it.
Season 6, Episode 7, the episode is Demons Run. I changed this it slightly to avoid IP complaints.
Make sure to grunge the string up as the patina forms ![]()
That is a magical looking combination
Just a side note but Phosphor Bronze is on my bucket list of materials I want to make a yoyo out of.
I’d be 100% down for that.
I had a really crazy idea. Possibly the craziest yo-yo idea I’ve ever made a reality… so far. Yes, including that one.
I’ll make a video explaining this creation and how it works in more detail tomorrow.
It uses Side Effects but that’s a small bearing and Brake Pads. Not a C bearing. It had a few bumps, namely right now it doesn’t fit Side Effects proper, it needs an axle that is a little shorter so you have to knock out the loctite and replace the axle or sacrifice the female half from two pairs of SEs and use a shorter axle. I need to alter the design by like half a mm before I make a v2 to fix that.
I even had some dry B bearings made and it plays unresponsive too, but that’s not really its purpose.
DAMN! This is sexy. ![]()
Edit: It’s nice to see a High-V design out there. Totally an underutilized 0A shape in my opinion. ![]()
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