That looks amazing. Also I’m all for consistency and going back to what works sounds right to me
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Is that available for sale, or is it spoken for already?
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Functional art at its finest.
Made a dandelion KNack for @Sleeper80 (three-piece).
The man has the patience of the hills and I will making his Bloodcell and Button next.
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I got a knack, finally! I must say, everyone thinks they want a blood cell. What they really want is a knack…. And a blood cell, but, trust me, get the knack first. 
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They want a Dead 'Orse
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The Dead 'Orse it a bit more unconventional.
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“Tie finger, ButTon”
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Pardon?
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You may be right there (out of Spinworthy models, I mean).
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That is a very well played Button!
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The harbinger is pretty great too. I think if I could I would commission a knack one day and a button but honestly I’m very content with the bloodcell and harbinger I have.
All that said honestly pickup the plasm most ant the moment of all the spinworthy inspired yo-yos I have.
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This looks great Glen! Your work never ceases to amaze me and It’s always worth the wait. Can’t rush art.
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Not a yoyo, but I made these tiny things a couple of years ago that might vaguely interest someone.
The first is a little urn I made from a roller paintbrush handle. Its about 5cm tall.
The second is a goblet I made which is about 3mm tall. When I was on Facebook and saw some old dudes having a competition of who could turn the smallest wooden goblet. I figured I could do better. They simply posted “You win.” Lol. It was so small the wind generated by the chuck blew it away when I parted it off. I couldn’t pick it up off the floor either becuase, I had to use tweezers.
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Can you take a photo of that goblet next to an MR85 bearing from the plasm?
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No unfortunately… I lost it. 
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finally got some wood dry enough to make some more yojos. turns out wet wood takes like a year to dry ;( . this wun is one piece, 58 grams, 3cm wide and 56.5mm diameter. I need to ask my arborist friend what wood this is again but it has a cool slight color change depending on what angle you look at it. accidentally got a lil catch visible in first pic but otherwise went well 
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That looks fantastic
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