Is it the Pancake Trampler!?!?
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Nope! I sent him my first two unresponsive designs. Spaceballs and Choccy Chip.
Here are some pics of Choccy Chip.
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How’s the wildfly? nice pic Btw
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Yes I’m having a lot of fun making pancakes in a ton of different colors! They are a blast, and fun to make.
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Thanks 
It’s really good but large. The width is okay but that diameter is a little on the large size for me. I find it’s more comfortable than the Wilderness for me. Better at tech than what one may expect. Maneuverability can get a little loose compared to the Starlight.
Got this in with a Rain City Skills closing mystery box (also, I have no clue what model this is)
Edit: figured out it’s a $
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I actually just learned the weight off this reply 
The initial heft to the weight is definitely there, but I feel like it translates over the most in its long spin time and high stability. (whatever heavier weight I noticed on initial purchase, I was pretty used to by end of nats weekend)
It has a soft presence on string. In play, I find it can maneuver fair easily for its size/weight but also play very steady and still. Overall, just a very controlled feeling imo
Shape is comfy and soft in hand, and I’ve been liking the stock response and binds (I play skinny/normal thickness string)
I only own a few bimetals, but this has become my go-to pick up when I need something hyper-reliable and stupid-long spinning while also just being an overall, enjoyable player.
tldr: I really like it lol
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Clear boy is so clean! Great pickup 
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Ask and you shall receive.
This is Spaceballs, the Yo-Yo.
It’s made by threading two 3d printed half spheres together for each side of the yoyo.
The Megamaid edition adds a ring of stainless steel filled filament to improve weight distribution. Here’s a handful I made.
I have released the files on my printables page for folks to make their own as well.
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