Kitchen tool design

[riley gilham]

Also not really my school isn’t great and I’m doing this by my self

 

[Morning Glory]

Also not really my school isn’t great and I’m doing this by my self

Well, OK. Good luck. I think we have answered as much as we can.

 

[Barriehie]

Sorry , what does that mean

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In terms of finding out how many might buy this, our forum is not necessarily the best testing ground because we don't have a large enough number of members who might respond to be of significance in terms of sales.
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[riley gilham]

Thank you for all of your help . I will create a new design and try and speed it in different places . Wish me luck

 

[badjak]

Sorry , what does that mean

What Barrie means is if you ask 1 person and that one says he doesnt like it, then 100 % of people asked don't like it.
If one out of 10, then 10% . But did you get a representative 10 people?

 

[riley gilham]

No thank you , where do you suggest I should do this ?

 

[SandwichShortOfAPicnic]

The multi cutter sizes already available seem to be a max of 2”
That’s far too small for what I’d want them for.

 

[riley gilham]

2 inches ? I was thinking bigger aswell . What whould be your recommended size . Remeber the need to not be too big as it need to fit in a draw

 

[riley gilham]

If anyone is interested let me know btw

 

[SandwichShortOfAPicnic]

Not sure. Would probably look for the most popular cutter sizes.
8 to 10cm in hexagonal is more my arena.
Nice scones at that size.

 

[riley gilham]

Ok thank you for the advice