I really want a Yoyofriends Raytracer.
I can’t afford one, so what do I need to make you to trade you for it?
I can make something for you from white or black acetal, or also an engineering grade of polyester called Ertalyte TX.
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I’ll trade you mine for a fancy handmade wooden yo-yo that is beautifully lacquer hardcoated on the outside, but raw on the inside where the string would catch 
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But is it orange?
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Deal made with @threebearrries!!
Thanks, mate!!
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what’s the deal with not wanting to make codings? I saw in another thread that you didn’t want to, just curious. Idk jack about woodworking or making yoyos
Lacquer coating (ala the coated 3-in-1s) is too difficult.
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Hmm🤔 The more ya know I guess🤷♂️
Too difficult for me.
For everybody else, perfectly achievable.
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I actually agree that you’re better off long term with POM’s brother, Acetal. Wood is just kinda … unreliable.
Still, I pour one out for my nonexistent lacquered outside, raw inside, wood yo-yo. 
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It sucks, because I can do other much harder things.
… nobody? Must I do everything?
*Sigh
That’s what she said
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I don’t get it, but I’m sure it was funny! Lol
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The No Jive in my avatar is actually that. I just have it set up in reverse.
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Just silly banter from The Office
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I believe this too. It’s rare to see a hand turned acetal yoyo and they perform way better than wood yoyos.
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Yeah Delrin / POM is quite good, only a small step below metal in my book! And a nice hand feel as well.
I’ve been wondering about this and the hardness of different plastic throws.
I like plastic when practicing binds because it hurts less.
But some are harder than others. Like, I really like the Premiere because the plastic feels softer than like the Addiction, the plastic in that is almost as hard as a metal one. The replay Pro is different than those but it also feels softer than like the Big Dipper