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I haven't released my new Gyrokey models yet. It has been ages since I teased the new tool, but I haven't been entirely happy with the durability of Gyrokeys printed in PLA or PETG, so I held back. PLA Gyrokeys eventually cracked or the threads holding the tool bits would fail. This season, the tools (and Slick boom heads too) that I have been using have been 3D-printed using PCTG filament. PCTG has been flawless and I haven't had a single failure yet, so if you are 3D-printing any tools or wingfoiling/windsurfing parts, I strongly recommend trying PCTG. PCTG requires a somewhat higher printing temperature (so your printer should be able to handle 270°C to use it), but is otherwise quite easy to print.
