What responsive releases are upcoming?

General Yo-Yo
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I sent you one! The Waffle Stomper.

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I feel like I need a giant parts bin to organize things by bearing seat design, itā€™s starting to get out of hand. Currently messing with C, D (both MR115 and 685), A (both 3 and 4mm widths), MR95, MR85, MR84, MR83, and MR73. I havenā€™t gone down to 6mm OD yet, that sounds crazy tiny!

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The pleasinā€™ odorā€™s half the point!

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Hear me out for months later after you get what your working on already tailored:

Honeycomb Stomper, the waffles just got stickier

Sickburn x MinerJ Collab

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Oh ā– ā– ā– ā–  havenā€™t opened it lol

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I 3d printed bins and organized by pads, bearings, hardware, and that did not work. Itā€™s like 12 different bearings all in one bin. Some didnā€™t have labels when delivered so now I have to measure them to organize them lol.

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The world is not ready :raising_hands::raising_hands:

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I want this ASAP :folded_hands: please and thank you :heart:

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My plan is to print these in a few different materials and give them a good beating to make sure these slotted bearing seats hold up well and then start to roll them out properly!

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Can the outside part that screws on be TPU?

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Maybe! TPU overhangs like threads need can sometimes be a pain, so Iā€™ll have to test and see. Polypropylene is also squishy and is often used for threaded items and is a possibility. The bonus to TPU and polypropylene is they are incredibly durable so the threads would be tough to damage.

Then for the bearing seats, they may end up being petg, pctg, cpe, polycarbonate, or nylon depending on what survives torture tests.