wood is good

[YoyoBozo]

pm me for my website

[yomagic]

thats dope!

Specs?

[ffoegoni]

looks awesome, how much does it weigh?

[bannanaman97]

Whoa! That's sick

[fzzyrn]

cool.

although, i thought it was a yoyo with an oak bearing.haha.

[Swatnoodle]

cool.

although, i thought it was a yoyo with an oak bearing.haha.

That's what I thought, and the pics didn't load, so I was confused when reading the thread

[ffoegoni]

wow, i am almost doing the same thing as you are.
I'm using t-nuts as well, did it work smoothly for you?

[need-a-bow]

If its not expensive I'd like to buy one. They probably would last better than aluminums

[YoyoBozo]

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[Sideswipe]

When I start to sell these I will probably price them at $ 35. Hopefully that doesnt seem like too much, but between the parts and the hours I put into making them, I dont think I could ask for less

I will buy one. Right now. Seriously.

[yoyodude543]

When I start to sell these I will probably price them at $ 35. Hopefully that doesnt seem like too much, but between the parts and the hours I put into making them, I dont think I could ask for less

I will buy one. Right now. Seriously.

Im on board too.

[The Joshinator]

Someone's finally doing this! Frankly, though, I'd suggest making a stockpile BEFORE you sell them, so you don't get saddled with tons of backlogged orders and wind up unable to fulfill them. Either that or only do one at a time and sell them as you make them.

I'm definitely down, especially for under $40!

[need-a-bow]

Make that 3 orders! And i was thinking to reduce the variability of wood maybe make a bunch of halves and match them by weight. You might already be doing this but I thought I'd throw that out there since its what I do to get my wood arrows grouping good

[The Joshinator]

It's not about the weight (I've heard stories of Peaks and Marmots being smooth yet as much as a gram different between halves), it's about concentricity and how some areas of wood are slightly denser than others and those often don't get centered in the yoyo because they're irregular and not even noticeable. But yes, turning a bunch of halves and matching them up for smoothness, while more labor-intensive, would certainly make for a higher-quality product.

[YoyoBozo]

I think I got it.the vibe situation managed thanks. I have also decided to use centertrac bearings, this will bump up my price a few bucks though

[need-a-bow]

I got my money ready. Will you be selling them sealed/stained or unfinished wood?

[YoyoBozo]

They will be All-Nat-ur-al. I don't want the finish rubbing off on the string But I do buff them with a high quality wood oil  using a denim rag (very Smooth; definitely no splinters).

$40 Coming Soon  

pm me for website

[bannanaman97]

They will be All-Nat-ur-al. I don't want the finish rubbing off on the string But I do buff them with a high quality wood oil  using a denim rag (very Smooth; definitely no splinters).

$40 Coming Soon 

http://www.wix.com/woodenyoyo/simple
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Awesome, I think I'm down for one!

[kbjork]

These are so great! Can't wait til they come out.

Bravo!

[theironspud]

Those look great!  How many will be available when they drop, or are they made-to-order?

Will you take requests for special wood (price adder)?