CNC Skull, Egg Slicer Sliders ...and more!
Bringing Back Random Older Sliders
I have designed an obscene number of different sliders of the years ...and I honestly don't know if that's good or bad.
Pretty sure there must be hundreds at this point. But the funny thing is that most of them are not made any more.
There are not many designs that hold up over time. The Toad, ToadX, and SkellyHex are probably the main sliders. The Magic Beans (not a slider but still a fidget) is another one.
Everything else seems to have appeal to some - but not to everyone. This is the reason I bring back some designs very briefly and then move on.
Recently I offered the Retro and the Skimmer (old school sliders but updated for the plates we use now).
This week I have the Egg Slicer. Only 5 made. But it's back until those 5 have gone
Some TRUTH About How I Work
As I explain in just a second... I am a very simple human and a I run my life -- and business -- in a very simple way (man, that sounds so arrogant and egotistical :-D).
Here's the reason I'm telling you this:
From the outside I often see people (usually on Facebook) talking about how I won't make more of something because of "X reason" or "Y reason", etc.. There always seems to be reasoning for things which I am weirdly unaware of.
Here's the simple truth - it's my entire "business plan" in a simple 2-step format:
#1 - I come up with a new design, make it and offer it.
#2 - If it's popular, then I keep making it. If it becomes not popular (which most designs eventually do), then I stop making it.
Believe it or not, that is the entirety of how I run Magnus Fidgets. :-)
P.S. Okay, there are probably still a few other things that need answering like ..."Magnus, why is your website so ugly?" ..."Magnus, why do you have so many robots?" and ..."Magnus, did you ever receive any money for the hideously ugly movie character Shrek seemingly being based on you?".
So many unanswered questions.
CNC Skull
I'll probably put this up on the website for sale soon:
This Brass one is the exact one I used in filming the video below.
What I did in the video was machine in Brass and then change the yellow brass colour in the editing of the video afterwards ...because you NEED coolant when machining Titanium (so this was the only way I could figure out how to do it).
What I did in the video was machine in Brass and then change the yellow brass colour in the editing of the video afterwards ...because you NEED coolant when machining Titanium (so this was the only way I could figure out how to do it).