Haha thank you so much! I started a few months ago creating a 12" wheel. Moved to a 24", and landed on what I think is the best size; a 40". The 12 is too small so it ultimately got scrapped--but I learned so much about how to make everything work that the 24" was then born (it ultimately landed in my office--we use it as a training tool). The 40" is what's going to stick around at home for game nights. When I get a bigger place in the future, I'm going to create a 1:1 version to the show; 90 inches wide.

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Can you commission me a wheel? I’m willing to pay!

Thank you!! Check out my other videos, there's more!

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A lot of R&D. Studying the way the official flippers move, finding some up-close pictures of them from a side profile, as well as a picture of one either broken or taken apart. There's a ball bearing in my version that really gives it the "wiggle". Also; a LOT of 3D printed drafts trying out what worked best.

Awesome! Do you have the blueprints or the steps to making it? I have my own wheel and it's 24" wide, and I think it's about time I upgraded my flippers.

It's a 3D printed model using 2 different materials/3D printers (Hard PLA and Soft Flexible TPE). It's pretty proprietary and hard to re-create without the right hardware and materials. If I create an Etsy item for a set of 3 flippers, would you be interested in purchasing a set?

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As crazy as it sounds, I am definitely interested! Where do I sign up??