The Spin Tray is a two piece spinning top display and spin plate storage system that will display 8-12 tops, depending on top diameter, and looks amazing on your desk. The base is CNC machined 6061 Aluminum bead blasted and clear anodized (think Imac finish). The display tray, also CNC machined, comes in either Walnut or Maple and is lined with a custom die cut 100% wool felt to protect your tops. The wood display is press fit into the Aluminum base with a stainless steel pin and roller bearings and swings away smoothly to reveal your glass lens spin plate. When finished simply swing the tray back into place and a hidden magnet locks the tray into perfect alignment with the base.
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Told you �
But seriously, understand too...
Best, Tim.
Have fun, spin on :-)
T.
Your stuff is extremely cool.
You have delivered everything I have ever got from you with no problems whatsoever.
And I like you a a (virtual) person.
Unfulfilled backer relax - you WILL receive and love, trust me!
Best, Tim.
Anthony is one of the most honorable people I have ever had the pleasure to contact.
You can trust his word - you appear to be the unlucky person who drew the short straw in the law of probabilities.
Shit happens, but he will ensure that it works out, and you will be stunned by the quality of your spin tray.
Best, Tim.
Thanks for your patience!
time goes by and I'm still waiting to get my spin tray.
I would like to get a final information when the spin tray will arrive me!
Best regards,
Hans Von meinem iPad gesendet
it is ridiculously nice! great work!
@everyone that hasn't received your spin tray...I'll be sending an official update next week but we should be around 80% shipped by the end of next week and fully shipped the week after. Things are moving along at a nice pace now. Thanks again to all supporters!
Anthony
Thanks-
Thanks!
As far as the glass, it just takes practice. There were a few different options with the glass as far as the level of concavity and I went with a shallower version. This makes the initial spinning a bit more challenging but worth it once you get the hang of it. The highly concave glass is easier to spin on but I found that, most of the time, the top didn't want to center. It would just sway back and forth never giving you that motionless spin that I love so much. My trick with the spin is to hold my left hand like a barrier around the glass but, you will find that with practice, you will be able to get a good spin with needing the hand barrier. Improves dexterity!!!
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Also received the glass lens, but I'm discovering that I have -zero- coordination for spinning a top, so I can't make it stay on the glass. If anyone has any tips to this effect, they would be much appreciated.
Greatings from Germany �