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Dif-e-Yo Daizzy-yo |
Exhibit #3489 |
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Type | Special Release |
Shape | Modified |
Axle | Bearing |
Finish | Powder Coated |
Color | Yellow |
Construction | Multi-piece aluminum |
Response | Brake Pad |
Gap | Fixed |
Condition | Mint |
Number Produced | 56 |
Date | 2002 |
Owner | Rick Brough |
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The Dif-e-Yo Daizzy-yo was master machinist Frank Difeo's freshman release from January, 2002. Its production totalled 56 with each yo-yo serial numbered from 00 to 55.
The yo-yo halves were florescent yellow powder coated aluminum with an inner machined area that fit a cork response pad made by ProYo who branded them as BPT (Brake Pad Technology). The one-quarter inch stainless steel axle was combined with a special machined groove in the center of the stainless steel ball bearing axle (.125 wide X .375 dia.). The groove kept the string center on the bearing when the yo-yo was spinning. When completely assembled, the yo-yo had a .095" string gap width and an overall width of 28 mm. Weight was 69.5 grams.
The complete package included extra cork response pads, strings, a Dif-e-Yo foil sticker, and custom Dif-e-Yo aluminum display stand.
Original retail price: $125 US.
Frank P. Difeo, 71, of Bradford, MA, passed away unexpectedly at Massachusetts General Hospital on Sunday, March 3, 2024. | |
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