Knowledge You Can Build On — Est. 1998
Made some yo-yos today...
YoYoSpin
>...actually, a load of Terror Tops. All of these little guys measure about 2.25" in diameter and 2.5" from tip to tip. From left to right: Laminated Putumuju and black veneer, Brazilian Rosewood, Indonesian Rosewood, Sheaoak, Padauk and in the from center...clear Acrylic. BTW, they're called Terror Tops cuz it's gonna hurt if you land them the wrong way :-)
best regards,
Ed D.
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Mike Schwing from Md.
>Awesome!
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Jim Shaver Oakville, Ont
>Hi Ed,
I am simply speachless, these look amazing!
Take care,
Jim
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Jennifer@Indy.USA
>Hey! Now those are fabulous!
I would hate to have to make a choose which one to buy!
Ed do you make the ball bearing yo-yo's?
They are really wonderful looking!
Glad I clicked on your post.
Jennifer
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YoYoSpin
>Jen, thanks...yes, I make ball bearing yo-yos too; but these are my favorite. They are a one-piece design: no glue holding the axle and sides together; so it�s a bit more of a challenge getting each side to be a mirror image of the other.
best regards,
Ed D.
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Don Henthorn Smithville, Texas
>Now those are some pretty yoyos. I almost wish I were a kid again and really into yoyo spinning.
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pete
>ed
i want to learn how to make those..
please point me in the right direction///
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YoYoSpin
>Pete, you are in luck...there is a comprehensive how-to article on making one-piece yo-yos from scratch in issue # 1 of Woodturning Design magazine. You can pick up a copy through the link below.
best regards,
Ed D.
Woodturning Design
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YoYoSpin
>Don, if you can't play, you could at least collect yo-yos.
best regards,
Ed D.
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Dennis Taylor (Akron, Ohio)
>INCREDIBLE!
