The thumb grind lip beneath that whole section is fine, if it’s a goal to have one. Otherwise I think you’re better off removing it as well since any undercut increases the difficulty of manufacturing it on a lathe.
probably not - there are plenty of successful undercut designs, but you shouldn’t add one “just because”. For each design element you should consider what its purpose is and why you are designing it a particular way. It might be aesthetics, performance, or to support a particular trick or some other element of the design.
edit: I also suspect that A-RT wanted to make new designs, like the Grail and Quail, instead
I made some adjustments, I “widened” the profile a bit, changed the rim to be more “chunky”, which is what I was going for on the top of the rim, and I think I fixed the issue with undercuts
Specs:
Diameter: 55.18 mm
Width: 46.38 mm
Weight: 65.874 g
I think the middle area should still be thinned out, as there is already a very reasonable amount of center weight making the mid weight not so relevant.
Weight is already good actually, so i think you could expand the rim area to make for the reduction of weight.
Keep note though, im talking about longer spins and rim weight. If you feel like you already like it as it is- fun and will help clean up play, well i think you should keep it as it is.