Er… No. This is a kind of HDPE.
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I thought it was cookies & cream!
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I wondered why they looked so delicious!
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There goes my exclusivity…
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That looks real nice!
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Thanks, mate. Plays like a dream too.
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I know that your other delrin throw was real heavy. What’s this one clock in at for weight?
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This one weighs in at 75g. Sounds like too much but is really quite good (surprisingly).I will still cut the weight down in future.
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Gosh that’s beautiful.
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This is a weird thing: I own several POM YoyoJoker yoyos, and mine seem to have as much, if not less vibe and they are turned by hand. They weren’t even turned in a metal lathe; just my regular old wood lathe. 
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Looks like a dv888 lol
Just the profile though.
I’m sure it plays great, it sure looks great!
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Kinda reminds me of a wooly
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I’m relatively new to the yoyo making scene, but I’ll add a POM yoyos to my list of yoyos to make 
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I will be making an unresponsive soon out of an engineering grade of polyester. Its a very durable and dimensionally stable material.
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I’ve had to get thtinking today. A couple of my customer’s Survivalists fell apart on them. PE plastics don’t like to be glued even with PE specific adhesives. So I’ve had to improve the design. The solution: threaded axles. Here’s just a test below. I’ll begin making a threaded Survivalist tonight.
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Nice a take apart design 
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Yep, it’s what the kids want these days.
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Uh oh, I have had super bad experiences with “wood threads”. Make sure you test this… a lot.
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I’ll make sure it’s solid. I have had bad experiences with woodthread axles too.
The thread is much finer on this which helps with grip.
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