I made these two today out of zebrano.
The butterfly shaped is:
Diameter: 56.5mm
Width: 33mm
Gap width: 2.35
Weight: 52g
The H/inverse shaped is:
Diameter: 56.5mm
Width: 33mm
Gap width: 2.35
Weight: 47g
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^ Very nice! Which shape do you like better, or do you know yet?
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Both have their own feel, but I think I prefer the H/inverse.
They are both great players but I think that ine is extra nice.
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I’m thinking of maybe selling a couple of the yoyos I’ve made on the BST. Maybe. Because at this rate, I won’t be able to keep funding the use of these really nice woods. Lol!
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Both look great!
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I’ve got an older TMBR similar to that “H” shape you made. Can’t remember what Colin called that one. His had a much lower wall, you can go through many modern tricks with that yoyo. Sometimes you even have to bind to get it to come back 
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Beveled off the edges of my inverse/H model. It’s more comfortable now
If anybody is interested, it’s in my BST.
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Hey Glenacius K, I really like the looks of your homemade woods. Do they throw as good as they look?
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Those look great! What’s in the center of that last one? sequins or something?
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They perform really well and have a good play feel. There isn’t a trick I’ve tried that they can’t handle. I test them with variety of fixed axle tricks like stalls, flips, shoot the moons etc. Stop ‘n’ go is an important one for me. I won’t bother much with a yoyo unless it can easily perfom a minimum of three trapeze stop ‘n’ gos consecutively. Most important of all, I check them for sleep and return consistency, they need to sleep and stay that way easily during tricks but also return readily when you want it to.
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Yeah, they’re sequins :).
This model needs a bit of tweaking, at 38g I’m finding it’s a little too light and the centre decoration needs a bit of tweaking also.
Next batch I make will spot on!
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Impressive!
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Beautiful! :o
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Seeing yours I think mine sucks 
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I thought yours were kinda cool! Loved the tree engraved one.
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Nice work! Do you use a router to bevel the edges or do you turn them on a lathe?
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I use a router.
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