Thanks! Cheers!

Oh, right on! Thanks for checking out the video. Cheers

Maaaan, that is really nice of you. Thank you. I appreciate it. Cheers to you!

Thanks JD! Appreciate it. I really like this one. Still one of my favorites of all time.

Thank you. Cheers!

Thanks Dan! Appreciate it

Hahahahaha! I love this! There are definitely some gettable pins on that one! Cheers to you!

@@SargsHappyLittleDiscs got a orc for my bday from my brother, a sick pink champion one w the old stamp. such a fun disc like a destroyer but more comfy and easier to rip

Oh for sure! I love an Orc. They are great!

Thank you! I appreciate it. I also absolutely love this one. So I printed the split cup from a file on thingverse. You can buy them at craft stores or even easier on Amazon.

That is amazing! I feel the love! I have taken a break. We moved and honestly these dyers these days are so good..I'm a little "old school" with my ways on how to dye and can't quite compete in the techniques.oit there. I still have my dye station set up and ready to go though. Not that I really need to compete, you know I started this channel just because nobody would show you any of their processes back in the day when I started. A lot of guys will show you how to do things now. Not that this channel was made out of spite, but I was pretty irritated that nobody would tell you or show you how to do anything. Hey, I appreciate the comment. Best one in a while. Cheers to you.

Right on man! I’m happy to hear you’re doing alright, I started dabbling in the dyes almost two years ago and i tried to copy many of your discs along the way. I appreciate everything you do for the hobby and all the helpful responses to comments and questions from folks like me trying to get better. See you around!

Right on brother! I appreciate it. Have a great New Year's!

Cheers to you!

Thanks brother! Appreciate it. Cheers

I printed it on my 3D printer. Amazon and Etsy have them also. They are pretty cheap. They are called split pour cups.

Awesome! thank you for the info!! @@SargsHappyLittleDiscs

You got it! Cheers!

What's up brother! I use KineMaster. Just like any editing software, once you get the hang of it, it's pretty seamless. I don't mind it to be honest.

Hey Bill! So it kind of depends on what color I'm using. For instance, reds and blues get about one teaspoon per 16 oz. And pretty much anything lighter than that gets about a teaspoon and a quarter to a teaspoon and a half per 16 oz. Hopefully that helps. Cheers

@Sarg's Happy Little Discs Absolutely helps. Thank you for the quick response. I'm starting to get into dyeing discs and still trying different things to see what style I prefer. I have lots of discs to practice on before i work on my 'go-to' throwers.

​@@BillFromAZ For sure. Ask anything you want. I'm always up to chat. Cheers

A heat lamp made for reptiles. I temp the surface of the disc when taking the temp.

Ahhhh, I'm leveling the bed so the center is in the middle of the pan.

@@SargsHappyLittleDiscs I wasn't sure what you were measuring at first, but after the a couple of times I realized you were working to get the center in the....center. Great video! Looks like I'll be 3D printing a multi chambered cup soon. Any idea how long Innova Champ plastic should stay under heat with this method? I'm assuming a fair amount longer.

You nailed it, yeah just trying to get the center in the center. Lol. Champ will need to stay quite a bit longer, I'd say 12 hours at 102-103 disc temp.