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Hey guys just wanted to post some photos of my yo-yo's I make.  I did post in the for sale sections, but I was kindly informed by the moderators that this would be the better place.  I'm a wood turner hobbyist.  I don't really produce A line up or run of yo-yo's.  I strictly sell my yo-yo's just to put money back into my hobby of wood turning.  I would like feed back on what I'm selling so please let me know what you think.  I currently offer 2 types of yo-yo's.  A ball bearing kit yo yo that I source from a wood turning catalog, and I also do solid piece fixed axle designs that I learned from Ed Davidson.  Ed is really a master at wood turning.  Either way here is my instagram account where I post New yo-yo's that I make https://www.instagram.com/jongunz/  I have several currently but am always producing new ones as time rolls on.

Recent fixed Axles:


Bearing Kit Yo-yos:

USPS first class should only cost around $3 for a small box. Also, PayPal multi-order shipping let's you pay and print your label for your postman to pick up. It saves loads of wasted time at the Post Office.

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Draupnir should be on the list but I don't know the year.
Also Loop 900 was a pretty big deal, also don't know the year.

Just curious why the Draupnir?  To me, I'd put a YYJ in there for first bi-metal, then whatever yoyo was the first V shape, not sure I'd put the Draupnir in there, but maybe?

Also, I'd probably add the Duncan Butterfly to the list, which was around 1958.  That's a huge step for yoyos going to the butterfly shape.

Others:
1968, Duncan began making the plastic Butterfly (first mass produced plastic?) with a metal axle.
1997/98 - ProYo Cold Fusion - world record holder for sleeper
2004 Duncan Freehand Mg
2007/08 - DocPop Bolt
2010 - One Drop 54 (first side effect yoyo)

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