Show some plastic yoyos you made

Meet the PCLoadLetter v1:

It didn’t turn out great. Slicer settings were off, it was wobbly, and about 20% under weight. I have a few more tries in the pipeline, I really want to get it working with side effects!

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Not wood, but I turned This acetal yoyo yesterday.

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Wow yet ANOTHER name for POM / Delrin / Celcon… good lord how many names does this stuff have?!

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It’s all acetal whatever you call it.

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Delrin and Celcon are brand names of acetal. Referring to all acetal as either Delrin or Celcon is a bit like how some people call any tablet an iPad.

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It looks amazing!

It looks like vinyl!

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I thought POM was the more generic term.

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Maybe what I’ve used isn’t POM. :man_shrugging:

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Acetal is POM (Polyoxymethylene). Delrin is what Dupont calls there POM. Definitely all the same like you said.

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I’m pretty sure POM is the correct generic term!

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Well the plastics engineering place I got it from calls it acetal. I think they would know the correct name.

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Nope, wikipedia says POM. Sorry!

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Well it looks like the professionals are wrong according to Wikipedia…

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They’re synonyms, but POM is the widely known generic name. I’d never actually seen someone type “acetal” here when referring to it before today!

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Whatever. POM it is.

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Give it up for the all time champ, the world renowned, the one and only, the undefeatable, the indefatigable …

POLY… OXY… METHYLEEEEEEEENE!

(enormous confetti cannon explosion, fireworks, thousands of fans screaming)

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POM is a widely used generic term, not necessarily the ‘correct’ term. Acetal is fine too.

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The professional plastics company says acetal, so I say acetal.

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Bah, they probably spell aluminum wrong too!

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