2020-11-11
LAUTIE EDCLAUTIE 2099 CYBERPUNK SERIES · 55.0×21.0 MM 3D SKELETAL FRAME, 3-AXIS 5-BEARING CORE & NOIZ WARHAMMER MODE
LAUTIE · X-Bone 3-Axis 5-Bearing Quad-Wing Spinner & Warhammer Conversion Family (2020–2022)
Unleashed in November 2020 as the skeletal heavyweight of the LAUTIE 2099 cyberpunk universe, X-Bone shatters flat spinner conventions by packing five precision bearings across three orthogonal axes inside a 55.0 × 21.0 mm 3D-milled quad-wing bone frame with dual-metal wingtip weights and the 2099 Sam skull center lock. Covers both discontinued main production runs (510 units total worldwide: 291 Copper+SS at 113.0 g and 219 SS+Zirconium at 98.7 g) plus the February 2022 Fixed-Axle Conversion Blades that transform X-Bone and a LAUTIE Noiz rod into a spinning cyberpunk warhammer.
Maintained by TRB Creation · Page updated · Based on 4 complete edition records & 2 official accessory records
| 3-Axis 5-Bearing Core | 1 central R188 main bearing for high-RPM spinning + 4 micro roller bearings across two lateral crossbars (3 axes, 5 bearings total) |
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| 3D Geometry & Mass | OD 55.0 mm × 21.0 mm 3D arched height · 113.0 g (Copper+SS) and 98.7 g (304 SS+Black Zirconium) |
| Verified Production Cap | Verified via 2020 Official Compendium: strictly 510 main units produced worldwide (291 Copper+SS + 219 SS+Zr), now discontinued |
| 2022 Warhammer Conversion | Feb 2022 304 SS & Black Zr conversion blades replace lateral bearings and thread onto a LAUTIE Noiz rod to form a spinning warhammer |
Compare all 4 verified X-Bone records across the Nov 2020 3-Axis 5-Bearing Discontinued Host pair (113.0 g Copper+SS & 98.7 g SS+Zr) and the Feb 2022 Fixed-Axle Warhammer Conversion Blade pair.
Official Spec Audit: 3-Axis 5-Bearing Architecture, 510-Unit Production Cap & 2022 Warhammer Conversion
Cross-verified against the Nov 2020 X-Bone launch post, the 2020 Official Compendium, and the Feb 18, 2022 Conversion Kit release post: (1) part of the LAUTIE 2099 series, X-Bone measures 55.0 × 21.0 mm with a 2099 Sam skull center lock; (2) it houses 5 bearings across 3 orthogonal axes (1 central R188 bearing + 2 micro roller bearings inside each of the two lateral crossbars); (3) total main-unit production closed at 510 pieces worldwide (291 Copper+SS at 113.0 g and 219 SS+Zr at 98.7 g); and (4) the Feb 2022 304 SS and Black Zr conversion blades replace the side bearings and thread onto a LAUTIE Noiz rod for warhammer mode.
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Unleashed in November 2020 as the skeletal heavyweight of the LAUTIE 2099 cyberpunk universe, X-Bone shatters flat spinner conventions by packing five precision bearings across three orthogonal axes inside a 55.0 × 21.0 mm 3D-milled quad-wing bone frame with dual-metal wingtip weights and the 2099 Sam skull center lock. Covers both discontinued main production runs (510 units total worldwide: 291 Copper+SS at 113.0 g and 219 SS+Zirconium at 98.7 g) plus the February 2022 Fixed-Axle Conversion Blades that transform X-Bone and a LAUTIE Noiz rod into a spinning cyberpunk warhammer.
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November 2020: The Boldest 3-Axis 5-Bearing Skeletal Design in the LAUTIE 2099 Universe
How a 55 × 21 mm 3D quad-wing chassis and 510-unit production run created an instant collector grail.
Following ROC 2.0 and Noiz in the 2099 cyberpunk series, LAUTIE unveiled X-Bone in November 2020. Machining its 21.0 mm tall 3D skeletal frame, fitting four separate contrasting wingtip weights, and aligning five bearings across three axes proved so complex that production closed at just 510 units worldwide per the 2020 Official Compendium: 291 Copper+SS units (113.0 g) and 219 SS+Zirconium units (98.7 g).
How a 55 × 21 mm 3D quad-wing chassis and 510-unit production run created an instant collector grail.
Why do collectors revere the 510-unit X-Bone as the mechanical totem of the 2099 Series? Three verified highlights:
- Beyond its central R188 main bearing (Axis 1) under the Sam skull lock, X-Bone houses a pair of micro bearings inside each of the two lateral crossbars (Axes 2 & 3, totaling 5 bearings)—functioning simultaneously as a heavyweight quad-wing spinner and a twin-bar thumb roller.
- Standing a towering 21.0 mm tall by 55.0 mm wide, the 3D-milled skeletal chassis concentrates mass at all four wingtips via bolted contrasting alloy weights (113.0 g in Copper+SS; 98.7 g in SS+Zirconium) for dramatic gyroscopic torque.
- On February 18, 2022, LAUTIE released official 304 SS and Black Zirconium conversion blades for the 510 X-Bone owners—replacing the lateral roller axles for rigid fixed-axle spinning and threading onto a LAUTIE Noiz rod to form a spinning warhammer.
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February 2022 Modular Upgrade: Fixed-Axle Conversion Blades & Noiz Warhammer Assembly
A modular blade kit engineered for existing owners: switching from 3-axis roller to fixed-axle axe and spinning warhammer.
Even though X-Bone main production had ended in late 2020, LAUTIE returned on February 18, 2022 with an official Fixed-Axle Conversion Kit in 304 SS and Black Zirconium—allowing owners to swap out the two lateral bearing axles for solid axe-blade inserts.
Beyond locking X-Bone into a rigid, zero-play fixed-axle spinner, the conversion blades introduced a legendary cross-family Easter egg: threading a LAUTIE Noiz rod into the frame turns X-Bone into a spinning cyberpunk warhammer scepter.
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The 2099 Sam Skull Center Lock & 3-Axis 5-Bearing Maintenance Guide
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Shared 2099 Series center lock architecture and dry-bearing care tips.
Crowned by the recessed 2099 Sam skull threaded lock cap, X-Bone grants easy access to its central R188 bearing cage. Keep both the main R188 bearing and the four lateral roller bearings dry and dust-free with an air blower for peak spin times.
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How to pair the 2 Discontinued X-Bone Hosts and 2 Fixed-Axle Conversion Blade Kits
Match by weight preference (113.0 g Copper+SS vs 98.7 g SS+Zr) and blade color coordination.
113.0g Heavyweight Juggernaut: Red Copper + 304 SS (291 pcs)
Pick for maximum 113.0 g gyroscopic torque and rich Copper patina; pairs naturally with the 304 SS blades.
98.7g Rare Panda Grail: 304 SS + Black Zirconium (219 pcs)
Only 219 made worldwide: crisp silver-and-black contrast at 98.7 g; pairs seamlessly with the Black Zr blades.
2022 Modular Warhammer Upgrade: 304 SS & Black Zr Blades
Essential upgrade for X-Bone owners: locks side axles for pure fixed-axle spins and unlocks Noiz warhammer mode.
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Official 2020–2022 Compendium Production Audit & 2099 Series Cross-Family Scope
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This wiki archives all 4 X-Bone host and conversion-blade records; explore sibling 2099 Series spinners below:
- 2099 Cyberpunk Universe Siblings: ROC 2.0 / Noiz / Bit 01·05·09：Sibling 2099 Series spinners sharing the Sam skull center lock—including ROC 2.0, Bit 01/05/09, and Mini Dealer—are archived on their respective wiki pages.
PARTS & PERIPHERALS ARCHIVE
X-Bone Noiz-Rod Warhammer Scepter Mode & 2099 Sam Skull Lock Macro Archive
2 records
PARTS & PERIPHERALS ARCHIVE
X-Bone Noiz-Rod Warhammer Scepter Mode & 2099 Sam Skull Lock Macro Archive
Documents the official hand-check scale, 2099 Sam skull center lock macro, and Noiz-rod warhammer scepter assembly.
Grouped by document year. Select any accessory card to jump to its related configuration record.
20222022 X-Bone Fixed-Axle Blades + Noiz Rod Warhammer Scepter Assembly · 1 verified record
20202020 X-Bone 55×21 mm Hand-Check Scale & 2099 Sam Skull Center Lock · 1 verified record
Individual records (4 editions)
X-Bone · Red Copper + 304 SS (113g)
[Closest lookalike: X-Bone · 304 SS + Black Zirconium (98.7g)] The Copper+SS edition pairs a warm brushed Red Copper skeletal frame with silver 304 SS wingtip weights at a massive 113.0 g (291 pcs), whereas the SS+Zr edition pairs a 304 SS frame with Black Zirconium weights at 98.7 g (219 pcs). How to recognize: Spot the reddish-brown brushed Copper X-frame contrasted against bright silver 304 SS wingtip weights at a massive 113.0 g. (Documented quote: "The heavyweight juggernaut of the 2099 cyberpunk lineup: 113.0 g across a 21.0 mm tall 3-axis 5-bearing frame generates immense gyroscopic precession torque.").
- Discontinued (291 pcs in 2020 Compendium)
- 113.0 g (Heaviest X-Bone 3-Axis build)
- OD 55.0 × 21.0 mm · 5 Bearings
- Materials & parts
- Red Copper Quad-Wing Body + 304 SS Weights
- Finishes & parts
- Brushed Red Copper frame + polished 304 SS
- Keep both the central R188 bearing and lateral roller bearings clean and dry for maximum spin.
Verified via Nov 2020 X-Bone launch post and 2020 Official Compendium (291 units produced). · November 2020 X-Bone (2099 Series) Red Copper Body + 304 SS Weights Discontinued Edition (113.0 g).
X-Bone · 304 SS + Black Zr (98.7g)
[Closest lookalike: X-Bone · Red Copper + 304 SS (113g)] Pairs a bright 304 Stainless Steel skeletal frame with charcoal-black Zirconium wingtip weights for a high-contrast panda aesthetic at 98.7 g (only 219 units made). How to recognize: Identify by the bright 304 SS bone frame, black Zirconium wingtip inserts, and bronze-toned 2099 Sam skull center lock at 98.7 g. (Documented quote: "Limited to just 219 pieces worldwide: 98.7 g hits the sweet spot between massive quad-wing rotational inertia and nimble thumb-roller gymnastics.").
- Discontinued (219 pcs in 2020 Compendium)
- 98.7 g (High-Contrast Panda X-Bone)
- OD 55.0 × 21.0 mm · 5 Bearings
- Materials & parts
- 304 SS Quad-Wing Body + Black Zr Weights
- Finishes & parts
- Polished/chamfered 304 SS + Black Zirconium
- Stainless steel and black Zirconium resist sweat and tarnish for effortless collector upkeep.
Verified via Nov 2020 X-Bone launch post and 2020 Official Compendium (219 units produced). · November 2020 X-Bone (2099 Series) 304 SS Body + Black Zirconium Weights Discontinued Edition (98.7 g).
X-Bone Fixed-Axle Blade · 304 SS
[Closest lookalike: X-Bone Fixed-Axle Blade · Black Zr (~26g)] Machined from solid 304 Stainless Steel (~32 g/pair) to match either the SS wingtip weights on the Copper X-Bone or the full frame of the SS X-Bone. How to recognize: Spot the silver CNC-machined 304 SS twin axe-blade inserts with slotted mechanical cutouts. (Documented quote: "Dual-purpose official upgrade: replaces the lateral roller axles to lock X-Bone into a rigid fixed-axle spinner and threads onto a Noiz rod to build a spinning warhammer.").
- Feb 2022 Official Conversion Kit
- ~32.0 g (Pair of 304 SS Blade Inserts)
- Fits 55mm X-Bone + LAUTIE Noiz Rod
- Materials & parts
- CNC 304 SS Conversion Blades (Replaces Side Axles)
- Finishes & parts
- Machined 304 SS twin warhammer blade inserts
- Use the included hex driver to tighten the frame screws evenly when swapping the lateral axles.
Verified via Feb 18, 2022 X-Bone Fixed-Axle Conversion Kit launch post and 2022 Compendium. · February 2022 Official X-Bone Fixed-Axle Conversion Blade Kit in 304 Stainless Steel.
X-Bone Fixed-Axle Blade · Black Zr
[Closest lookalike: X-Bone Fixed-Axle Blade · 304 SS (~32g)] Crafted from kiln-oxidized Black Zirconium (~26 g/pair)—lighter than the 304 SS blades to concentrate rotational inertia toward the outer wingtip weights while adding stealth black contrast. How to recognize: Identify by the charcoal-black ceramic-oxidized Zirconium axe blades with precision-milled weight-relief slots. (Documented quote: "Engineered for maximum rim-weight bias and dark cyberpunk styling: lighter Black Zirconium mid-blades push moment of inertia outward for longer fixed-axle spins.").
- Feb 2022 Official Conversion Kit
- ~26.0 g (Pair of Black Zr Blade Inserts)
- Fits 55mm X-Bone + LAUTIE Noiz Rod
- Materials & parts
- CNC Black Zirconium Conversion Blades
- Finishes & parts
- Kiln-oxidized Black Zirconium twin blade inserts
- The kiln-oxidized Zirconium ceramic surface resists scratches during assembly and spin play.
Verified via Feb 18, 2022 X-Bone Fixed-Axle Conversion Kit launch post and 2022 Compendium. · February 2022 Official X-Bone Fixed-Axle Conversion Blade Kit in Black Zirconium.
DESIGN THROUGH TIME
Evolution Timeline: From Nov 2020 510-Unit 3-Axis Debut to Feb 2022 Fixed-Axle Warhammer Conversion
Chronicles the evolution of LAUTIE's 2099 Series X-Bone from its November 2020 debut (510 units) to the February 2022 warhammer conversion kit.
- LAUTIE X-BONE 2099 EVOLUTION MATRIX2 DISCONTINUED HOSTS + 2 CONVERSION BLADE KITSSTAGE 01 · NOV 2020 DEBUT ↗Copper+SS Host (113g / 291 pcs)STAGE 01 · NOV 2020 PANDA ↗SS+Black Zr Host (98.7g / 219 pcs)STAGE 02 · FEB 2022 KIT ↗304 SS Conversion Blades (~32g)STAGE 02 · FEB 2022 ZIRC KIT ↗Black Zr Conversion Blades (~26g)
Birth of the 55×21 mm 3-Axis 5-Bearing Spinner: Copper+SS (113.0g, 291 pcs) & SS+Zr (98.7g, 219 pcs)
Launched in Nov 2020 across two dual-metal configurations housing 5 bearings across 3 axes; discontinued after 510 total units.
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Modular Axe Upgrade: Swapping Lateral Roller Axles for 304 SS or Black Zr Blades & Warhammer Mode
Released Feb 18, 2022 in 304 SS and Black Zirconium to lock X-Bone into a pure fixed-axle spinner and thread onto a LAUTIE Noiz rod.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Common questions about LAUTIE EDC LAUTIE X-Bone (2099 Series)
Why is X-Bone called a '3-Axis 5-Bearing' spinner, and where are the 5 bearings located?
X-Bone distributes five bearings across three axes: (1) Axis 1 is the central main spin axle under the 2099 Sam skull lock, housing 1 high-precision R188 bearing for quad-wing spinning; (2) Axes 2 and 3 are the twin lateral crossbars connecting the upper and lower wings, each housing 2 micro roller bearings (4 lateral bearings + 1 central R188 = 5 bearings total).
TRB Wiki verified · Nov 2020 X-Bone 3-axis 5-bearing exploded diagram & 2020 Compendium
What do the February 2022 X-Bone Fixed-Axle Conversion Blades do, and how do they form a warhammer with the Noiz rod?
Replacing the two lateral roller-bearing axles with the Feb 2022 304 SS or Black Zirconium conversion blades locks X-Bone into a rigid, zero-play fixed-axle spinner. Even better, the conversion setup allows a LAUTIE Noiz rod to thread in as a handle—transforming X-Bone into a spinning cyberpunk warhammer.
TRB Wiki verified · Feb 18, 2022 X-Bone Fixed-Axle Conversion Kit official launch post
How many X-Bone spinners were produced in total, and is it discontinued?
Per the official 2020 Product Compendium, total X-Bone production closed at strictly 510 main units worldwide—291 in Red Copper + 304 SS (113.0 g) and 219 in 304 SS + Black Zirconium (98.7 g). It is permanently discontinued and highly sought after by 2099 Series collectors.
TRB Wiki verified · 2020 LAUTIE Product Compendium X-Bone entry (291 + 219 = 510 units)