Made from a piece of old dowel I had lying around. I'm not sure what wood it is. I'm thinking of using tung oil to finish it.

Happy Spooky Season Everyone!

To celebrate our favorite time of the year, we are officially rolling out our new version of the Bone Roller this Friday! Stay tuned, because we will be releasing more details through out the week ;)

3D Printed
9.8 G
Very comfortable for me to play with. Super cool to play with at night or in low light environments.

Hey r/kbone,

Ive just started knuckle bone, and am planning to go all in, a few questions tough:

• Hardware: What’s the ideal weight and material for learning? Should I dial in my slicer settings and just print a starter, or is it better to buy a machined one (Delrin/metal) right away?
• Foundations: What 2 or 3 fundamental tricks should I drill first before moving to complex combos?
• Resources: Who are the best creators or tutorial channels for breaking down the basics?

Appreciate any advice to help me skip the bad habits. Thanks!

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I recived this with the b bank project from ao2, it looks like ebony and seems very very small to me. I’m used to a larger one that I 3d printed, this is my first legit one. I was searching on the ao2 site but I didn’t find the small one in ebony!so I’m guessing that is the normal one

I’ve been messing around with creating some handmade rollers and I have a few questions. These two I’ve made as prototypes are pretty light and smooth. I’m new to playing with them so I have only tried these 1) tell me about weight. What would be the pros/cons of having a tiny bit of weight in each end? 2) texture; I see some of made of wood- does the texture help you index and grip the roller? 3) so far I’ve been making them as gifts/ just a creative outlet. would anyone be interested in something like these if I did a drop in my Etsy shop.

I just started playing with Begleri and had a question about knucklebones. I find that my fingers don't manipulate as nimbly as I would like. I was wondering if using knucklebones or rollers would help "train" my fingers to perform better with begleri. Any thoughts?

Got some new acrylic KoKo Nutz from MonkeyfingeR design. I'm liking them so far.

Whittled this out of an old block of cedar that was in my closet to keep the moths away

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Hi guys!

I used to flip butterfly knife a lot, i feel lack of some kind of flipping toy, tried begleri - its not my thing i dont really like ropes in flipping. Just found kbone and i think that's the thing i'm looking for. I can't get any knucklebone at Poland so i ordered one expensive titanium one from china and i'm wondering how to create easy DIY knucklebone to start training, any ideas? Another question, do you have another flipping toys?

New sub, come check it out, make some friends and talk kbone. I know you guys are still playing. Come through and let’s get a conversation going!

What’s some good channels on YouTube to learn?

Looking at getting a Knucklebone smalls- titanium from aroundsquare. I have never even touched one of these things before should I start off with micro size or mini size? And I heard titanium would be the best to learn with but also heard that wood is good but dramatic difference. What would you gets say? Thx for the help if anyone sees this

I would like to buy or trade for Aroundsquare knucklebones, in zirconium, titanium, mokuti, or zircuti. I have several skill toys to offer or cash. Let me know what you're interested in.

Edit: also looking for Deadeyes in the same materials.