Stanley Backscratcher
We wanted to keep to Stanley’s hand tool legacy, and keep the
design portable & toolbox sized – so we pursued the back
scratching aspect of our starting concept.
Stanley’s audience is the DIY handyman technician type
The innovation in our idea is to take a trivial product that NO
Stanley bloke would buy, and make it a feasible add on to your
Stanley toolset we decide to make an accessory that fits into your stanley screwdriver
Feature
The scratcher’s rod uses a standard ¼ inch hex that fits into yourStanley screw driver ,
The two-piece telescopic tube extends to any convenient length .
Machining
We developed the telescopic mechanism and made our first hex fitting ‘bit’
We selected stainless steel tube for the scratcher’s rod because it
is associated with high quality, durability and matches the current
composition of many of Stanley’s current tools
Moulding
We experimented with different scratch head geometries until we
found a functional head that embodied Stanley
We 3D-printed the scratcher head master in resin and poured
silicon moulds then and cast the scratcher heads using
yellow pigmented polyurethane resin
Finishing
We created a vinyl mask for the yellow scratch heads, and sprayed
them with black spray paint. – Problem – mask leakage – more
post finishing and used black h
for the rubber Stanley logo sheath on the rod
and we make 9 identical product!
Packaging
Stanley tool style. ready to be displayed on the store!
35x11x3cm l Stainless stell l Casted Plastic
2017 © Matthew Rice, Dougie Mann, Davor PH , Larasati,
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