Do these dimension look ok to you?
I’m not sure what width I can make the bumps, just guessing.
also should I just round those edges or keep it ballsy?
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what’s the height? i cant read it
maybe a slope from the nub to the base
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3mm
5mm total to the top
charz
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5 is good, was thinking 3 might not be enough
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Ah jeez, here we go again. Do you have the later one with the recess for the lanyard to fall into?
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what orientation would you suggest for printing?
also could you make a version with wider overall nub? 
I just drew up a couple This is one version that I am printing now, I’ll see if it feels right and post back or print it and see, file attached.
hoyt puck thumbwheel.STL (327.3 KB)
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Chill Jean-Jacques, at least I am not asking for a kid’s version of the puck.
I think I do. It’s the Late night puck.
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Lolz, I have to say this is the first time I’ve ever been called Jean-Jacque. I kinda like it. So sophisticated!
That said, what would you do if you were king of the world?
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I overgrip exactly like this, only because I couldn’t find a consistent way of holding the puck where it would just “fall to hand” the same every time.
I need some tangible reference other than the wheel to have the same range of motion every time, so it becomes a part of muscle memory.
Right after subsidized breast enlargement surgeries for any adult over 21 yeah that means you too @Bobby may you choose to do so and world peace, maybe put the lanyard hole at the bottom if that doesn’t puck up the USB port position.
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I thought Hoyt was your last name.
How daaaaarree you!!!
Im happy and comfortable with the size of my moobies!
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As far as the thread goes, my main problem is hitting the brakes when it’s comfortable during full throttle.
My suggestion is to position it tomake sure it feels comfortable while holding the brake and adjust throttle accordingly (man, hope that makes sense)
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