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  1. 25th October 2012, 11:19 AM #1
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    Default YOYO instrutions. ((DUM Question. Remember me. I am back. LOL)

    Hi Guys,
    My son saw the yoyo kit, Oh that be easy. Well the kit arrived and i am bugger no instructions. How do you make the yo-yo kit? can anyone direct me to the instructions for him?
    thanks Toni
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    Ball Bearing Yo Yo Kit Instructions PK-1057 - Pen Making Supplies (dot) com - Pen Kits, Pen Parts and Accessories
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    oh, so I need bushes. Bugger. trust me not to enough to do it. :/
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    Toni try bushes you already have like Sierra etc or turn a tappered bush from wood yourself.
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    I have made a few, and main tip I can give is to weigh the halves of the yo-yo before gluing them together. No matter how close the profiles are, they need to weigh exactly the same, down to 0.01 grams or less, if you want them to spin proper.

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    Quote Originally Posted by robo hippy View Post
    I have made a few, and main tip I can give is to weigh the halves of the yo-yo before gluing them together. No matter how close the profiles are, they need to weigh exactly the same, down to 0.01 grams or less, if you want them to spin proper.

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    I've never turned a yo-yo but have a couple for doing tricks (I learnt when a friend gave me one for my 21st birthday). Yep - balance is the most important thing, dget that right and your away, get it wrong and - well...
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