I found the same thing with the bearing being stuck. I think it's the bearing rather than the seat. A different bearing went in perfectly. Had difficulty even getting the yoyo tool inside the hole to lever it out.
Figured now's as good a time as any to say I'm liking the collaboration, he's got a different perspective yeah but it's still very much in the same vein as most of your content and it makes the channel feel a little more complete as a result :)
May I recommend a bearing removal tool? It is maybe $3.99 on amazon.....probably cheaper than the cost of the bearing that you ruined with pliers. Yes pliers can be used to gently remove a bearing but if the seat is impossibly tight you cant tell me you didn't have a feeling you were going to cause damage by unleashing your supreme force and power. That is all.
You will learn that many manufacturers prefer to have minimal tolerances which causes for a tight fit and it makes for a more precise and solid throw and its partly why it is dead smooth. No need to feel like taking it apart will cause it to vibe....becuase you have already taken it apart twice and stated it is dead smooth....that should be somewhat reassuring for you...oh well. neat review, thanks!!
I really LOVE the Parlay (high walls woooo!) and this looks really cool, I'm disappointed about the machining :( On another note, will we one day get a tutorial on one of your combos? I really dig your style
Check the Duncan MKT. Not organic exactly, but undersized a little and kinda fun like organics, but with a mid step and beefy enough rims to be stable. There's a not so old review on this channel.
Dang i want one So baaaaaad. Edit: yes, yoyofficer is kinda known for having super tight bearing seats, but nothing a good pair of pliers and a cloth for protecting the bearing can't solve. The squeaking you heard is common on yoyos with that chalky finish.
Cool i was thinking about checking it out but was no so sure about shape and rim weight
K_Boi same
I found the same thing with the bearing being stuck. I think it's the bearing rather than the seat. A different bearing went in perfectly. Had difficulty even getting the yoyo tool inside the hole to lever it out.
oh yay another Austin video (sorry tom, your cool too)
Why isn't Tom here and who's this guy?
Austin helps me. Daily content is tough to film. He fills in some times with a different perspective.
Figured now's as good a time as any to say I'm liking the collaboration, he's got a different perspective yeah but it's still very much in the same vein as most of your content and it makes the channel feel a little more complete as a result :)
May I recommend a bearing removal tool? It is maybe $3.99 on amazon.....probably cheaper than the cost of the bearing that you ruined with pliers. Yes pliers can be used to gently remove a bearing but if the seat is impossibly tight you cant tell me you didn't have a feeling you were going to cause damage by unleashing your supreme force and power. That is all.
You will learn that many manufacturers prefer to have minimal tolerances which causes for a tight fit and it makes for a more precise and solid throw and its partly why it is dead smooth. No need to feel like taking it apart will cause it to vibe....becuase you have already taken it apart twice and stated it is dead smooth....that should be somewhat reassuring for you...oh well. neat review, thanks!!
I really LOVE the Parlay (high walls woooo!) and this looks really cool, I'm disappointed about the machining :(
On another note, will we one day get a tutorial on one of your combos? I really dig your style
Good review, it looks like a interesting throw, is there a more reliable organic throw you would recommend tho? Hopefully similarly priced
Check the Duncan MKT. Not organic exactly, but undersized a little and kinda fun like organics, but with a mid step and beefy enough rims to be stable. There's a not so old review on this channel.
Throws N' Brews thanks I'll look into it
Dang i want one So baaaaaad.
Edit: yes, yoyofficer is kinda known for having super tight bearing seats, but nothing a good pair of pliers and a cloth for protecting the bearing can't solve. The squeaking you heard is common on yoyos with that chalky finish.
Is it good for tech style?
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