bdawg923 wrote: βSat Jun 27, 2020 1:49 pm
From what I can gather, this is a playing card case with room for pencils? For $35ish? It looks low quality like it's 3D printed (best materials?).
The design doesn't look great imo. Why is there a brick pattern on the back. The card values on the side look out of place. This thing looks bulky and doesn't seem like I'd want it in my pocket. Also the 50x reward is a bit optimistic. Why would I need to get 50 of these? And the selling point of it holding business cards is odd in 2020 where I haven't ever seen someone carrying business cards around when everyone has a phone they use to store contacts. Just a weird project in my opinion thats trying to solve a problem that doesn't exist.
I agree with the typos and misspelling. It's clear English isn't your first language, nothing against that, but you should have hired a translator to write up the Kickstarter. Just looks unprofessional. And this definitely is in the wrong forum.
It means he agrees with the other person, a lot.
Thanks for the comment bdawg923.
From what I read I can guess that you are not a professional in the sector. As business cards, among professionals, it is a method still used and extremely valid. For example, imagine being a magician and doing a little show. At the end of the show, one of the audience asks you for a business card and, what are you doing? you take out your wallet and take out a crumpled business card. Let's say that the image you give is not that of a professional in the sector.
I also see that he has read my campaign in a superficial and absent-minded way. Pechè, always in the partner, there is an image made by cad where I indicate the dimensions of the box and shortly after I repeat the dimensions and also add the weight of the same.
When you reach the goal on kickstarter, the box will be made by injection mold.
The 50 pcs, surely, are not for the individual, it is a target for shops and wholesalers.
Last but not least, I would like to reiterate the concept that what you see is not a simple deck holder with a pencil holder. But instead an instrument, designed specifically for all those who want to do magic with style having inside a small case the necessary to make a close-up show, without leaving behind the style but above all protecting the tools used during the show in a solid and effective.
As for the advice on checking the spelling of my English, I will follow it and for this I thank you.
I'm a good mechanical engineer with numbers, but a little less with languages
