One more
Easy little dual ball design.
Started with this first print printed at .2 layer height, 40% infill with natural PLA
If you have a CW idea, I could print it and make a post about it.
Looking good!
The general rule of thumb, with good base support (which may be trickier with a sphere) 60° is the most overhang angle you can have without it being impossible. But make sure your printer and slicer are up to it, and that your design won’t topple over from it.
Also there’s a soluble support for dual extrusion printers that’d make help retain finish while providing the benefits of supports.
I’ve tried the soluble material on some printer before and it felt like a hassle. Might be that it was in its baby steps then.
I’m pretty sure it might be a-ok to go with just a raft with .1 layers. That said, I haven’t tried it so it may not be as good as I have it in my head, but the layers should print nicely.
I’ll just fiddle with Cura’s support settings until I find something that’s good to build on but is easier to remove.
I like using it for printing yoyos because the plastic supports tend to leave unwanted residual strands that messes with functionality. But for simpler stuff it is most certainly less efficient.
And a raft should do it, great for bed adhesion, for spheres it might make the bottom a little more flat, but I think that’d be a good thing in case you wanted it to stay still when not in use.
I’m curious about these two-piece designs. Do the two pieces clack against each other noisily during play?
There’s a bit of click clack here and there but nothing major. I personally don’t mind it.
Here’s my really awful double dice/Astro skills…
That looks good. Only thing is that edge. I’d round it off a bit to save knuckles and hands. 
Yeah, it’s a bit too sharp. I’ll round it off asap and make a new print in Pretty Pink™ at some point.
The craziest thing I have ever seen anyone do with 5a style is Yuma Sakai’s 2017 Japan Nationals routine, where he grabs a second throw set up for 5a and proceeds to play 3a + 5a style with an absolute flourish of a finishing trick!
Oh yeah, that was absolutely incredible when he did that.
Yuki Takami does similar stuff too. He combines 2A with 5A in ridiculous ways.
Why is the video so choppy?
That’s impressive for its difficulty, but it has a real awkwardness to it that is a little unsettling, like at any moment it could all just fall apart and collapse into an ugly mess of tangled yoyos.
I fixed it, now it’s back to the original video.
Youtube didn’t like my upload, yet the video on my iPad isn’t choppy at all.
Here’s a custom Paracord counter weight! Pen tube with wire wrapped around it as the center. Paracord is tied in a monkey first.
so much has changed.
Anyone wanna help update this?
