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hey guys, so I'm in a bit of a dilemma here. I have (what I think) is a really great improvement to a product that is already out there. but, I have no idea how to make it happen. do I contact the manufacturer? or would they just take my idea and laugh at me all the way to the bank?also anyone else have any awesome invention ideas? seems like I come up with a ton only to realize it's already been invented in some form...
Describe the improvement
Quote from: wetwillie on April 16, 2013, 06:12:58 PMDescribe the improvementbasically I want to take the fibers that are inside of chainsaw chaps (keeps chainsaws from cutting you) and put them inside bunker pants for firefighters. every year there are multiple disabling injuries to firefighters in the US due to a chainsaw accident while venting a roof, if we had this protection built into our pants I think it could save limbs and maybe lives. might not make sense to a lot of people but I think it could be a pretty huge improvement.
in the end, EMAW will always win.
Quote from: KCFDcat on April 16, 2013, 06:19:19 PMQuote from: wetwillie on April 16, 2013, 06:12:58 PMDescribe the improvementbasically I want to take the fibers that are inside of chainsaw chaps (keeps chainsaws from cutting you) and put them inside bunker pants for firefighters. every year there are multiple disabling injuries to firefighters in the US due to a chainsaw accident while venting a roof, if we had this protection built into our pants I think it could save limbs and maybe lives. might not make sense to a lot of people but I think it could be a pretty huge improvement.1) Is it feasible to add that weight/heat to whatever bunker pants are (no idea on either count)2) Find someone who can help you with a prototype and have them sign a non-disclosure or non-compete or something. Offer them a stake in your fictional business or sale of idea in return.
Trailer trees. Boom.Million dollar idea!
Truck Nutz. My idea to improve them would make them even larger, and more flesh like. Maybe even make them factory on all new cars or something. I dont know I'm just thinking out loud here lol. Anyways hope everyone is having a nice evening.
it would be too expensive
Quote from: AppleJack on April 16, 2013, 07:04:25 PMTruck Nutz. My idea to improve them would make them even larger, and more flesh like. Maybe even make them factory on all new cars or something. I dont know I'm just thinking out loud here lol. Anyways hope everyone is having a nice evening. i invented a truck nuts chia pet, sold like hot cakes
Quote from: michigancat on April 16, 2013, 08:22:52 PMit would be too expensiveMunicipalities are flush with cash
boom, invented
Only with tucked in shirts. Ppl that take beer on the go that tuck in their shirts, while drinking beer on the go, will be fearful and skeptical of this new fangled tech. Great idea, but the market just isn't there. Maybe but it on a lanyard?
Ok guys I actually have one. It is called the gyro coozy. It attaches to a belt loop docking station with also has a gyro that protects your standard beer can from spilling while you are left hands free and can kneel, walk or otherwise live your life. The coozy is very effective at keeping your beer cold and can be comfortably held without being too bulky.