There is an A51 "Quad" Clicker sitting on the front page right now as a Lucky Drop.

And this one is a bit special...

It's made from Superconductor.

If you've never come across it before, Superconductor is cut from the actual wire used in superconducting magnets. Thousands of fine niobium-titanium filaments run through a copper matrix. Machine through it, finish it, and you get a pattern that honestly looks like nothing else on the planet.

In case you're new and haven't seen a Lucky Drop before...

The price starts at a round number, then drops by a random percentage every 30 minutes or so until someone buys it.

So the question is: do you wait for it to drop ...or grab it before someone else does?

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Yes, really.

Magic Beans™ have started dropping again.

For anyone who hasn't used them: they come as a set of four, each Bean is packed with seven magnets, and I went through 30+ magnet combinations to get that fluid roll together with a nice click.

These are dropping via the "Right To Buy" method (keep an eye on the front page).

Quick heads-up...

Ultem SkellyVerkks are on the way.

If you missed Ultem the first time round, it's a high-performance thermoplastic used in aircraft interiors and medical instruments. It's light, it's tough, and it has that warm, translucent amber look that you really have to see in person.

Put that together with the SkellyVerkk (probably the most infamous slider in the fidget world) and, well, I think you can see why I'm excited about this one.

The Titanium and Zirconium SkellyVerkks dropped via "Right To Buy" ...the Ultem versions will drop the same way.

If you've somehow never read the full SkellyVerkk story (the good, the bad and the downright ugly), it's all here:

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A couple of weeks ago I told you the story behind the MagCube™. The 1971 folding cube, the MoMA permanent collection, all of it.

The short version: eight titanium cubes, 32 spherical magnets, no hinges. Nothing to wear out, nothing to go sloppy.

Well, it's finally about to drop.

Very soon.

I'll be honest with you (as usual)...

Every machine here is running flat-out. This is the busiest we have ever been.

We are cranking out as much as we physically can - but demand is still well ahead of capacity. That's exactly why so much is going through "Right To Buy" right now - it gives us a little bit of flexibility in production ...and gives YOU a guarantee for getting what you want!

So, if you miss out ...please just hang in there. More is coming.