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Congratulations!!
Albertus-putra
Albertus-putra
Kids,...it&
;s what we live for. Congrats Alvaro!
;s what we live for. Congrats Alvaro!
Ohhh Alvaro ,, Congratulations fot this very good news :);) Kisses for Baby Alvaro
Congrat!! Alvaro
Congratulations!!
CONGRATULATIONS Alvaro !! You won&;t be sleeping for the next 3 months !
We all want cigars...... ;-)
;t be sleeping for the next 3 months !We all want cigars...... ;-)
We have choose our 3 favorite designs. Tomorrow we will choose the first one.
Sorry but i cannt do before, i had a baby last week :-)
Reg ards
Sorry but i cannt do before, i had a baby last week :-)
Reg ards
Hi all,
@cadcrowd What happens ?? The result comes ?...:)
@cadcrowd What happens ?? The result comes ?...:)
Hi,
My apologices but I have had personal issues until yesterdar. I am going to check the desings with my collegeages today
I will write back to you tomorrow with the winner
Regards
My apologices but I have had personal issues until yesterdar. I am going to check the desings with my collegeages today
I will write back to you tomorrow with the winner
Regards
Hi Alvaro ...Result?
https://www.cadcrowd.com/designs/small/1286_1454876809.jpg
Very easy and usual design . ;)
thanks for feedback please !
Very easy and usual design . ;)
thanks for feedback please !
Time up already? I was considering squeezing in a new design.
Dear Alvaro,
I just saw that you already declined my entry
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Did you download and see other pictures of my entry yet?
I just saw that you already declined my entry
.Did you download and see other pictures of my entry yet?
Alvaro,
, Marco B&;s design is pretty much what you&;ve described. I&;m sure he can hinge the pin section to the bottom and create the "clam shell" look you are wanting.
Good luck !
, Marco B&;s design is pretty much what you&;ve described. I&;m sure he can hinge the pin section to the bottom and create the "clam shell" look you are wanting.Good luck !
Its "sand"....
i attach some ideas we would like to obtain
Regards
Regards
This product needs to have at minimum 6" (155 mm for you Europeans) of stake depth or you&;re going to have disappointed customers no matter how it looks, or how it&;s packaged.
;re going to have disappointed customers no matter how it looks, or how it&;s packaged.
The average consumer will not care about having (4) of these units nicely snuggled together. People who buy this are going to throw it in their beach bag and be on their way. I can&;t imagine someone cleaning up on the beach and carefully packaging their beach towel stakes away in some sort of compact packaging. I&;m not in marketing, but I do know that nobody will care about how neatly packaged something is if it doesn&;t work.
;t imagine someone cleaning up on the beach and carefully packaging their beach towel stakes away in some sort of compact packaging. I&;m not in marketing, but I do know that nobody will care about how neatly packaged something is if it doesn&;t work.
Alvaro:
I&;m fascinated with all the very cool and creative entries so far (great job everyone!!). The posted concepts have evolved to more of an aesthetic rather than the functionality. If one of the major design criteria is to secure the corners of the towel to the surface of dry sand, a simple weight is the most logical. So "Advandes" concept is good if it&;s weighted to at least 1/2 kilo but, this poses an issue if transporting excess weight (at least 2 kilos) in your beach bag. Now the "stake" concept will work very well only if its length is long enough (min 8-10") and driven into the sand substantially so, the length criteria you wish (like 4" or so), will not work properly unless the sand is moist or wet. Magnets are cool but you gotta have strong ones,...and micro gadgets may be compromised when nearby. Also you have an iron grain collection issue on the magnets after awhile of use. So for the compact size and ease of manufacturing that you&;re after for your product, I suggest a weight type anchor rather than a stake and, if weight is and issue, go with a longer length stake to keep it simple.
These are just constructive criticisms and merely opinions from someone who has lived on the beach all his life;)...
I will try to resubmit something trendy if I have the time.
I&
;m fascinated with all the very cool and creative entries so far (great job everyone!!). The posted concepts have evolved to more of an aesthetic rather than the functionality. If one of the major design criteria is to secure the corners of the towel to the surface of dry sand, a simple weight is the most logical. So "Advandes" concept is good if it&;s weighted to at least 1/2 kilo but, this poses an issue if transporting excess weight (at least 2 kilos) in your beach bag. Now the "stake" concept will work very well only if its length is long enough (min 8-10") and driven into the sand substantially so, the length criteria you wish (like 4" or so), will not work properly unless the sand is moist or wet. Magnets are cool but you gotta have strong ones,...and micro gadgets may be compromised when nearby. Also you have an iron grain collection issue on the magnets after awhile of use. So for the compact size and ease of manufacturing that you&;re after for your product, I suggest a weight type anchor rather than a stake and, if weight is and issue, go with a longer length stake to keep it simple.These are just constructive criticisms and merely opinions from someone who has lived on the beach all his life;)...
I will try to resubmit something trendy if I have the time.
BRAVO
Designer