whilst working with a client on a seperate project, we discovered a problem in the effieciency of the workflow that could be solved with wist bespoke equipment. again 3d printing showed how great it can be implented in quick and dirty prototyping, effectively building a working product to fill a gap in the market within a day of discovering the gap needing to be filled.

however, like every prototype build the first iteration is always lacking in some areas and this build is no different. whilst it served its purpose admirably, considering how quickly the build took, there are severall elements that could be upgraded in this design that could take the product from being a quick fix to legitimate a marketable piece of tooling.