The NSH3 Dwayne is a 3D-printed control-driver-class mold from Newb SimHouse Custom Discs, a small United States maker that bills itself as the first 3D-printed disc golf disc manufacturer. The PDGA approved it on Apr 5, 2021 under certification 21-47, recording a 21.1 cm diameter, 2.0 cm rim, 1.6 cm height, and 1.3 cm rim depth. That gives it a 2.0 cm rim in fairway and control-driver territory, though the dimensions identify the class only and cannot establish speed, glide, turn, fade, or stability. NSH calls it an overstable inverted midrange. Newb SimHouse publishes no numeric flight ratings for its molds, so none are listed here. Because each disc is printed rather than injection-molded, run-to-run feel depends on the print itself rather than on a named plastic family, and no material line is listed.
The NSH3 Dwayne is a 3D-printed control-driver-class mold from Newb SimHouse Custom Discs, a small United States maker that bills itself as the first 3D-printed disc golf disc manufacturer.
The PDGA approved it on Apr 5, 2021 under certification 21-47, recording a 21.1 cm diameter, 2.0 cm rim, 1.6 cm height, and 1.3 cm rim depth. That gives it a 2.0 cm rim in fairway and control-driver territory, though the dimensions identify the class only and cannot establish speed, glide, turn, fade, or stability.
NSH calls it an overstable inverted midrange. Newb SimHouse publishes no numeric flight ratings for its molds, so none are listed here. Because each disc is printed rather than injection-molded, run-to-run feel depends on the print itself rather than on a named plastic family, and no material line is listed.
