O/T - remember my engineering survey? Do you like my design and how much is it worth?

[charlie_pank]

Edited to include new survey:

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Hello all, thanks very much for filling in my survey. I have now CAD designed a product and would like some feedback on it and the RRP.

 

This survey has 2 questions, so it'll take you less than 5 mins.

 

Take the survey

 

 

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For this module of my engineering degree, I have to invent something. It's all about the process of product development, so I need to do some research to find out what potential users of my invention might expect or not expect it to do. At a basic level, this can be done in a survey here. It shouldn't take more than about 10 minutes at the absolute maximum.

 

There is no free gift, just the warm feeling of helping a fellow spanner-weilder get a tiny bit closer to not having to work in IT any more.

 

Thanks

 

C

 

 

 

 

back here because I want to be.

 

Edited by - charlie_pank on 13 Aug 2010 12:44:31

[tbird]

done good luck with degree

 

Tim

[Graham Perry]

Done

[charlie_pank]

thanks very much guys. Really appreciated - you answered correctly too!

 

back here because I want to be.

[bluenose]

done.

 

Lava Orange Caterham Blackbird

 

[Gun Bunny]

Done, hope I pass.

[Colin Mill]

Done

 

BTW what was the survey driving at? 😬

[bstark]

Done - good luck with it!

 

Bob Stark

Supersprinter

[Bob_Rich]

hope I got at least a 2.1!! and U do 2

 

best of luck bob

[Angus]

Done ! Good luck - look forward to seeing the prototype.

 

 

Angus

[tbird]

Seeing the prototype Pah!

looking forward to free tool when they go into production 😬

[charlie_pank]

At this stage (product development) it's all about trying to get a list of 'statements of need'. I've loved all the other modules of my degree. This is the marketing bit and it's awful. I couldn't figure out why I was finding it so hard to understand what was required of me until I realized that it is written by marketing people rather than straight engineers! I'm sure it's good for me to do this stuff, but it doesn't mean I like it.

 

You've all been very helpful, thanks very much. I'm very lucky to have access to just the right niche of people who would be my ideal target market. Tbird, if it ever went into production, I would be delighted to supply you with a free sample.

 

Charlie

 

back here because I want to be.

[swsambler]

Done. Good luck.

[Steve Cragg]

Done as well - put my name down for one of the free samples as well

 

Steve

Superlight #63

[lavena]

Done.

 

If you are not careful you will go bust giving away all your first year's product - but put me down for one anyway!

 

Would be interested in a summary of your survey!

 

Andy

 

RoadSport 175 SV

[Clousta]

Done

 

Gavin

1988 1700 Supersprint (LA, long cockpit)

[Team Escargot]

Completed

Good luck we need more Engineers

Nick

[6speedmanual]

Done

Success with your programme.

 

 

Peter

 

BRAWNGP green SUPERLIGHT

FCITW 2009 😬

[RICHCAT7]

Done, Thanks for keeping me occupied whilst off with bad back,cant wait to get back in the 7

[AndyD]

Done. Good luck with it

[charlie_pank]

BTTT

 

back here because I want to be.

[phil 01]

done, and I can even visualize using the euro socket utility access tool.

 

Good Luck phil

[tbird]

Done, have to keep up my dibs on early prototype testing 😬

 

if it turns into a production exercise maybe a comments box would be a useful addition to survey, to help analyse why people have set price point

 

good luck with next phase of course

 

 

Tim

 

CSR 200 Aztec and Black

[Clousta]

A description up front of what it does would have been helpful. Even though I am an engineer it wasn't obvious what the tool does from the pictures.

Would a toothed belt really allow you to undo or tighten say to 50lbft? Its difficult to visualise. Wouldn't a chain be better?

 

 

Gavin

1988 1700 Supersprint (LA, long cockpit)

[swsambler]

Survey completed.

 

Are you going to publish the results? Have you registered as a Pat Pending.