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Interesting start, I like it. Think also about the detachable parts and adapt the concept to the tehnical details from the briefing. Material looks amazing in my opinion. Good luck.
I'm in love. The little steering wheel is the best!! A couple of things to please keep in mind: it's a filter coffee machine, and it needs to fit a coffee jug. This jug needs to connect to the machine to implement a drip stop. The water tank needs to be detachable sideways. And we would love to be able to watch the roasting process... Also where do you take out the coffee filter, water filter... Such a perfect start, now tell us about all the details please!
Thanks for feedback. I will show technology soon and I will correct errors.
good first impression. i thinks its important to transport the roasting and heat aspect. the cast iron parts and tank shape work towards that.
Still i would like to see it beeing less curvy and a bit more industrial. kept the modern and high tech but lose the trendy and girly look.
the longer i look at it the more details i dont like. (the ugly poer button, the external water level, the leds, the blown up aluminium rings) dont get my wrong: i still like your idea but keep working on it. read the brief again. im sure you can improve your design to make even more unique.
Thanks! It is always interesting to read the comment which consists more than of three words. I consider that the handle level not ugly, and still serves functionally. It corresponds to the general stylistics of a copper. It shouldn't be too rough and brutal, it is stylization. It has to it is pleasant both to women and men. It is very pleasant to me that you gave to me some advice and I surely will work over it still. Thanks, Alex
Don't think it would be practical to mass produce though. You could also take its shape and concepts and work it into something more production friendly.
How you think that in this work it will be difficult to make in technological aspect? Specifically
I was thinking of the retro parts, the wheels and stuff. But I may be wrong, I have no experience with mass production. So I'll stop being critical, I really like the design :)
I am sure that it is easy to make all this in the industrial way. But the form of this device will remind you of homeliness
OK! It does have a good form, and the use of old-school wheels as an "interface" is something I've not seen before in a consumer product like this. Almost everything has touch displays these days, so It's great to see real, physical parts that you can turn with your hands. I definitely prefer that.
Looking more closely at the design, I think the external parts are a bit clunky though, they clash with the stylish form of the housing. You could try to make those parts closer to the modern style of the housing, while still keeping them physical and giving a retro feel (just not all-out retro). I think that would make it more coherent.. just an idea :)
Btw, what does the big wheel at the top do?
The similar wheel is applied on the BMW cars, I-Drive his name. It is the joystick by which it is possible to switch menu modes
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