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@jkcvhaisufqw There are no hot spots or sharp edges on mine. It gas a good grip too. My top 3 are: The Zero One "3-Level Mechanical" Slider ⤵️ ruclips.net/video/GFCD8nhSkUI/видео.htmlsi= bmqdUyhC30KDIW0Z The "Lollipop" Mechanical Pivot Slider by PD EDC ⤵️ ruclips.net/video/VPYQ8S6Tb0o/видео.htmlsi= SPUsbev5u14mR3ry The ACEDC "Noiz" Mechanical Milk Cap V2 ⤵️ ruclips.net/video/2LBu9Eixfc8/видео.htmlsi= Zy6FXS4Sx8bqfh5G I like both 2-level and 3-level sliders. It's hard to say which is best, but I don't think it's redundant to buy a 2-level if you already have a 3-Level 👍🙂

@건곤J Hello. Actually, I am not a seller. I am only a collector and reviewer. I really, really like this one. Yes, I can highly recommend it 👍🙂

@adecentgamer3154 I didn't know the maker's name at the time, but this one is made by 9-Hands EDC. Here's a link to my full review ⤵️ ruclips.net/video/E-Kn3r0eN-Q/видео.htmlsi=PtR-BF--uN4fbSwR

@adecentgamer3154 Some people have had poor experiences with Zero One..

@BigFuzzy507 I'm sorry you had so much trouble, but thank you for the compliment, as I am a recovered alcoholic. When I was at my worst, my hands would always be shakey. I was also very anxious most of the time. It was a very rough life to be living.. Anyhow, pancreatitis forced me to quit drinking about 7 years ago. And, thank goodness it did.. My anxiety is much less these days, and my hands don't shake anymore. Life has much better. I feel lucky to have stopped 🙂 Edit: I'll add another response with links to a few of my top favorite pieces 👍

@@BigFuzzy507 As for my top favorite pieces (currently), here are my top 3 ⤵️ The Zero One "3-Level Mechanical" Slider ⤵️ ruclips.net/video/GFCD8nhSkUI/видео.htmlsi=bmqdUyhC30KDIW0Z The "Lollipop" Mechanical Pivot Slider by PD EDC ⤵️ ruclips.net/video/VPYQ8S6Tb0o/видео.htmlsi=SPUsbev5u14mR3ry The ACEDC "Noiz" Mechanical Milk Cap V2 ⤵️ ruclips.net/video/2LBu9Eixfc8/видео.htmlsi=zy6FXS4Sx8bqfh5G

@bruner oh I certainly understand that. I have a neuropathy condition that affects my hand articulation - specifically in the fingers - due to a pretty devastating back injury about 4 years ago. Occasional full body tremors and all of that. It is improving, but still embarrassing to shake like a leaf infront of people because if they don't know me I feel like I can see them thinking something along the lines of "drug or alcohol problem". My brother had to be hospitalized due to early signs of liver failure, and I took care of him for a couple of months until he felt ready to live on his own again. Scary stuff, friend. I'm happy to report that he has gained control over that demon and is now living life to its highest quality. I'm glad that you have kicked the habit and found a happier and healthier lifestyle. I'll keep rooting for you 🙂

@BigFuzzy507 And I wish you continued improvement with your back injury. I hope your brother, as well, continues on that path of healing ❤️

@bruner I totally missed these recommendations earlier! They all seem like some good quality products. That milk cap is very interesting. I have a similar style PEI yellow fidget, but it is a pretty cheap item with no real satisfying clicks. I may look into that next 🙂 The other two that you mentioned seem great as well, but I want to live with this DJG slider a bit longer. One of the features that I appreciate is the designer allowance of incorporating a lanyard. Neuropathic talk again here, but the additional leverage offered by a lanyard goes a long way. I also received your other message, and truly appreciate your kind words and good wishes. I hope you the very best as well, and I appreciate you going out of your way to offer your advice and share your story. I will look into that milk cap 🙂 and also follow your content. I believe you have the best fidget videos and reviews. Fidgets have been helping me with my finger articulation. Lockpicking and card tricks have also been very helpful. I appreciate you, friend. Keep up the amazing work on your videos, and stay healthy. I look forward to any future content.

@@Boy314 That's odd.. From the same store as mine?

@@bruner No, bought from meta-edc, also blasted SS though

@Boy314 I believe that sometimes, with a new product like this, the first "batch" gets numbered. Then, they do new batches (sometimes not serialized). You could reach out to Meta and ask. I've never bought from them yet..

@Kerrcats I found some in polished titanium. It's a store that I've dealt with before that has treated me pretty good. Here's a link ⤵️ a.aliexpress.com/_mKQsdZd

@ thank you 🙏

@@jonroutery1403 lol 😆

Wow.. From the same store? In stainless steel?

Yes mate in ss our economy is in a very bad way it interesting to me when you tell the price I’m like quick how much here. Love your videos mate I can’t afford them but I’m happy to watch you get enjoyment from them

@@JohnGreen-h3j Thank you. I enjoy making the videos. That's a shame about the high pricing..

Sure is it’s frustrating at times. Stay safe mate & I’ll look forward to your next video 🙏

@Namingway_ Yeah, unfortunately many AliExpress sellers aren't very knowledgeable about their own stock.. And some sellers simply won't be helpful at all.. But to be fair, most makers are very poor about "extra parts" in general.. It could be DJG EDC's fault.. You can buy your own balls and spings in different sizes here, for not too much money 👍 🙂 ⤵️ playforbeans.com/

@@bruner Thank you very much for the site, I've already seen it since I started researching the world of fidgets, but I hadn't seen that they had so many detached traps! Do you know what reference to buy from them to replace the small spring supplied with the DJG Drive?

@Namingway_ Darn it! I didn't actually look at his stock when I was there.. He doesn't even have the short springs.. Still, he might be a good resource.. Maybe try asking him. The size you need are: 3mm diameter x 4mm high. I just measured mine 👍

@kareeemo2005 Actually, no. I really don't care for this one very much. I think it's overpriced for what it does.

@@bruner do you recommend something similar?

@kareeemo2005 I'm sorry.. I intended to reply, but I got sidetracked. I was just looking around on AliExpress and found this ⤵️ a.aliexpress.com/_mMw55xh It's a little more expensive, but I think this is more of an example of something that I would prefer. I think I saw a video of this somewhere, and it was much less noisy. It had more of a "bouncing-vibe" than "bouncing-CLACK!" lol.. I'm not really a fan of any of these new "tuning fork" sliders, though. Those make WAY too much noise for me 👍🙂 *EDIT: here's a video link for the one I was talking about ⤵️ a.aliexpress.com/_m0vLjJp

@@bruner thanks a lot that was really helpful I’ll check it out 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@@loganj6203 My favorites change from time to time.. My "favorite" is often my most recent piece. However, today, right now, my favorite piece of all is probably this 🙂 ⤵️ ruclips.net/video/au1Xl9VtqQM/видео.htmlsi=EgkNovVxLFUJMIoc

@bruner It's beautiful but it's too expensive, do you have another one that is cheaper?

@loganj6203 About six months ago I did a video about fidgets under $50. At that time, you asked me which one of those was my favorite, and I said #4 ⤵️ ruclips.net/video/HtVgM1TQA00/видео.htmlsi=nB2b6Ae9_331UU5r This is still my opinion.. For under $50, this one will give you the most options for your dollar. Here is a link to my full review on that one ⤵️ ruclips.net/video/sl9OsOZ4juI/видео.htmlsi=mbWj2yzRRiOcwaq2

@NickHawkins Thank you. I'm not sure which would have the better grip, but I can yell you this.. The Stainless Steel version is heavier but has a nice "dense" sound. The titanium version (I don't have one) should definitely be lighter and likely a bit louder than stainless steel one. Unfortunately, I also have dry hands most of the year, and the stainless one can be a bit slippery.. It seems to have a "blasted" finish, but it's a "smooth blast".

Someone on Facebook found his actual website. You can get one there for around $60. Good luck 👍 🙂 ⤵️ danhuoedc.com/products/titanium

I'm sorry to hear that yours was also glued.. At least, it's a fixable problem. Do you have any alternate springs to try? Perhaps a shorter or weaker spring will quiet it down. Otherwise, I was thinking (haven't tried it yet), there is a tiny bit of space behind the "detent plate" that is currently in use.. I'm going to see if I can cut a piece of foam to fit behind it. Maybe it will absorb some noise. I will report back here, probably later today 👍🙂

@lricci007 Here's a link to my full review ⤵️ ruclips.net/video/Z_Fpeo7UVU8/видео.htmlsi=WkVZrzHNEIV3jJ32 They can be found on Amazon here ⤵️ www.amazon.com/dp/B0D1G51NTD/?coliid=I3D518U2UQF3PJ&colid=33U7LMZL7S3UC&psc=1&ref_=cm_sw_r_apann_lstpd_Q5484TPRQQW2475TM0VT&language=en_US

@bruner Thank you..😊

@Namingway_ Thank you. I enjoy making the videos. Hmm. If you've already tried the various ONO products and the INDX, then the options are getting thin.. Those are the exact items I would have recommended to you.. At this point, I think your best bet is to experiment with mechanical sliders that use springs and balls. However, you should experiment with the ball material and the spring strength. I have successfully used balls made from "POM" (a type of plastic) to make some mechanical toys much more quiet. Sometimes, you should also try to use springs that are a bit softer.. Both of these options will make things less noisy. You can find various diameter POM balls on Amazon 👍 ⚠️ Do not buy "PP" (Polypropylene) balls.. They are also plastic, but they are much too soft.

I’m often searching for near silent fidgets for office and social settings. So far in addition to the INDX Fluxx, my silent/“quiet enough” haptics are the fidgetboy sliders MUST be iron composite plates AND taped, top c with soft springs and pom balls, and strawberry crash when I have it in a coat pocket

@@bruner Thank you so much for taking the time to reply in such detail! I'm going to try to find some POM balls, even though I couldn't find anything on Amazon in France, but I'll look elsewhere... Happy Holidays!

@@karinatsang4851 Thanks for your suggestions! Do you know if the Fluxx gives more feeling in hand (haptic feedback) than the Ono Slider?

@ yes I wouldn’t really consider any of the ono products to be haptics that provide feedback like a click or vibration

@rfm7873 Unfortunately, it would likely cost more to replace that one missing screw than it would to purchase a whole new toy. A small socket head cap screw like those (if you are lucky) can maybe be found somewhere like McMaster-Carr. However, you have to know the exact size, and they will likely force you to buy a minimum of 20 or more pieces, then add shipping costs, and it will probably cost you $20 or more..

@橙子奇思馆 Yes. I will try to include more edc in my camping videos. I think it will be a fun idea. Thank you 👍🙂

@@anisaghanie1410 I bought a small batch on Amazon here ⤵️ a.co/d/0X8A7KK These are 3mm POM material balls 👍🙂

@bruner thank you!

@Boy314 I always felt that one was overpriced, so I never got one.

@@bruner Its expensive, but most MOT sliders have multiple tracks and come with a variety of springs and balls. You can really adjust the feedback, which is part of their price.

@@NutkeyDoesMinecraft It's a fidget toy. I collect and review them.