YoYo (JoJo)

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<p>Print the Yoyo with 80% infill and the yoyo will weigh about 60grams.</p><p>The screw and the 3mm middle-nut should be printed with 100% infill for strength. The nut should obviously be in the middle of the screw.</p><p>The screw could break if you e.g. drop the yoyo in the ground et cetera. In that case just print a new screw and replace the old one! Happened to me!</p><p>When you screw the two yoyo-sides together do not over-tighten, could break!</p><p>Add a cotton string and you are good to go.</p><p>The files named Yoyo_Topping_… can be attached to the yoyo in the Prusa Slicer.</p><ol><li>Add YoYo_Part.stl, one half that is</li><li>Choose Advanced Mode in the Slicer</li><li>Right click on the yoyo, a menu pops up, and choose “Add part”</li><li>Add a YoYo_Topping-file</li><li>Position should be x = 0, y = 0, and z = 6 mm and the topping should be placed at the top of the yoyo. If not then you must enter x = 0, y = 0 and z = 6 in Position (Part manipulation)</li><li>Select the Yoyo-half with the topping and copy/paste it so you have two halves.</li><li>Slice and print :-)</li></ol><p>The current toppings are Star, Star2, Circles, Spiral and Hex, more to come.</p><p>The attached file with COLORCHANGES will need color-change. Look at the upper/left in &nbsp;attached image for colorchange times.&nbsp;</p><p>The yoyo will also print nicely if you scale it to 80%, and will be a nice size for children of age 4-8 or something like that.</p><p>---</p><p>If you want to make your own topping then make a 35mm circle, 1mm thich, and on that surface make whatever you want and attach as above!</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p>