I just discovered your channel and subscribed. I like that you're designing your own products. I design my own stuff to and so many people will chime in with their not well thought out ideas of how I should design my items. I then explain that I considered it and give reasons for ruling it out. So here's my not well thought out idea on your pillbox. If feel the pillbox is overly complicated. I'm guessing the idea is to prevent the lids from popping open when carried in a purse or if dropped. I'm thinking a tube like sleeve, think pringles can that the row of connected pill holders can slide into. The end of the pill holders (where you're pushing them in) would have a pinch grip, like a knob on your stove. This would allow you to rotate the pill holder in the tube where it could expose the lids to a portion of the tube that is cutout. The cutout is big enough to expose all the lids. Pop open the one you want or all to refill. Rotate the pill holders 180 degrees in the tube when done. Maybe the knob has to be pulled out or have some other simple locking mechanism to prevent it from rotating on it's own.
@@scaledoctors Thank you so much for subscribing and sharing your thoughts! I really appreciate your detailed suggestion for the pillbox design. It’s interesting to consider a sleeve like mechanism for added security and ease of use. Your idea of using a rotating system with a locking knob could simplify access while maintaining the integrity of the pillbox when carried around. It reminds me of @Fictionproducts pillbox design. I’ll definitely think about how this could be integrated into future iterations. Thanks again for your input :)
@@kennethoros4043 Thanks so much for your feedback on the traditional animation desk phone stand! I appreciate your honesty and your suggestion about making a miniature version for a Christmas ornament. I have something similar in the works. I wanted to scale it down for this purpose, but the challenge with scaling down the model is that the wall thicknesses get too thin. Nonetheless I have a solution, and hope to have this ready soon. Thanks again for the great suggestion and your support :)
I just discovered your channel and subscribed. I like that you're designing your own products. I design my own stuff to and so many people will chime in with their not well thought out ideas of how I should design my items. I then explain that I considered it and give reasons for ruling it out. So here's my not well thought out idea on your pillbox. If feel the pillbox is overly complicated. I'm guessing the idea is to prevent the lids from popping open when carried in a purse or if dropped. I'm thinking a tube like sleeve, think pringles can that the row of connected pill holders can slide into. The end of the pill holders (where you're pushing them in) would have a pinch grip, like a knob on your stove. This would allow you to rotate the pill holder in the tube where it could expose the lids to a portion of the tube that is cutout. The cutout is big enough to expose all the lids. Pop open the one you want or all to refill. Rotate the pill holders 180 degrees in the tube when done. Maybe the knob has to be pulled out or have some other simple locking mechanism to prevent it from rotating on it's own.
@@scaledoctors Thank you so much for subscribing and sharing your thoughts! I really appreciate your detailed suggestion for the pillbox design. It’s interesting to consider a sleeve like mechanism for added security and ease of use. Your idea of using a rotating system with a locking knob could simplify access while maintaining the integrity of the pillbox when carried around. It reminds me of @Fictionproducts pillbox design. I’ll definitely think about how this could be integrated into future iterations. Thanks again for your input :)
Phone case tends to hide the desk features. I thought a miniature for Christmas ornament
@@kennethoros4043 Thanks so much for your feedback on the traditional animation desk phone stand! I appreciate your honesty and your suggestion about making a miniature version for a Christmas ornament. I have something similar in the works. I wanted to scale it down for this purpose, but the challenge with scaling down the model is that the wall thicknesses get too thin. Nonetheless I have a solution, and hope to have this ready soon. Thanks again for the great suggestion and your support :)