Got a dial indicator for my lathe. This will greatly increase the accuracy of my turned unresponsive halves. Smoother spinning from here on in.
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And this is even better. I fitted a 4 jaw independent chuck onto my lathe. It’s meant for a metal lathe, but it will drastically improve the accuracy of my plastic unresponsives. With this, I can always mount my halves and adjust the chuck until they spin within .01mm accuracy.
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Maybe you can make a BettyWorthy! 
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Lucky kids!
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Right! To be given a yoyo is very cool. To be given a yoyo by someone well advanced in skill is flippin’ awesome!
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I’m tempted to scrap the unresponsive run I’ve started and just smash out a run of 20 of these next holidays instead.
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That recycled rainbow material is amazing. You’d sell 20 with a quickness.
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I certainly think it would sell much better than my unresponsives.
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Whoa, I thnk that is much cooler!
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I think a slimline with bearing out of this material might be a hit.
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Not easy to.achieve, unfortunately. The material creeps a lot, so it doesn’t handle the compression of the cap and bearing seat against the wall. Eventually you just can’t tighten the yoyo properly. Having said that, while it’s working, it’s great.
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If this ends up happening I would definitely be down to buy one. The material looks gorgeous.
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Too bad. Looks great.
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An o-ring would probably fix it?
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Amazing yo-yo Glen,
I know your a man of high quality and exacting standards but my wallet jumped out my trousers when I looked upon this.
Absolute beauty dude!
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I refitted the yoyo I made the other day with an 8mm AL axle and now it’s a fantastic 0A yoyo! A true POM Knack.
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