So I saw Tyler Hsieh posted some yoyos he made in the
B/S/T yoyo group in Facebook, and was thinking of asking him more about it to see if I could post anything useful for those who may be interested in getting one. Here's the whole conversation we had.
Jayson Lim
did u made those yoyos yourself?
i would like to know more to see if i can blog anything about it.
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Tyler Hsieh
here is the story of the pulsefire
when i first made the pulsefire, i was interested in making a yoyo that would feel neutral, and perfect for competing, where every input would respond correctly and put out the output that you want it
so for that, i wanted it to be very stable, yet be able to change axis at will
all the parts must be the best, so i chose a 10 ball kk bearing with groove, and IR pad
and the pulsefire was born
if you want pictures, pulsefire.tictail.com has those pictures.
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Tyler Hsieh
i then wanted to push the boundaries even more, where regular unimetal yoyos couldn't do that
so i added on the most reasonable yet aggressive rim weighting, which is the stainless steel pulsefire.
the yoyo plays a bit heftier, but the ease of control is still there, with all the same concepts
Jayson Lim
that's pretty informative for a quick intro
Tyler Hsieh
and right now the regular unimetal one
is 55 dollars for anodized and 50 for raw
Jayson Lim
if you don't mind i'll probably copy and paste everything here to the blog.and the price hasn't been set for the stainless steel one
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Tyler Hsieh
well it was kind of a crucial endorsed product
and i made it with the approval of paul
Tyler Hsieh
and the metal version, since its still in prototype, its called pulsefire alpha
Also, here are some pictures of the Pulsefire.
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