That’s a great looking Ken! Definitely the best of the three from looking at them, at least in terms of shape/proportion.
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Glen your really tempting me !!! Now I want one 
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Do you use a pattern duplicator or free hand these?
Turned halves awaiting response holes, assembly, and sanding. Looks like they’ll end up spanning 40 to 60+ grams.
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I’m vibrating with excitement.
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Let’s hope the yo-yos aren’t also vibrating with excitement. 
(Although they probably will be nice and smooth - all halves were within less than 1 gram of each other.)
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@Eric_Newlin is that bottom one made of Lati? Nice grain patter on it.
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Yes, it’s lati. Tricky to turn, but I really like the look. The cup looks cool too.
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What’s the wood on the right?
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That’s Lati, which I guess some people call white wenge. I thought it would be cool to try with actual wenge axle caps. That’s also what I’m using for @adamantiumpops ‘s butterfly.
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I’ll take that one too if you’re selling it 
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Done! It’s hefty too, which you’ll like. +60 grams. I’m going to weigh it this afternoon because I misplaced my scale.
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Oohhhh! Are two of these maple?
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The one on the left is cherry, and the other one is maple.
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,la 
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I would love to see your take on a butterfly…
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Working on it as we speak!
If you are selling, I would like a responsive maple, but I’m not picky.
If so, PM me.
Thank you, Jeff
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