Hey guys, thanks for the really kind comments, I'm pleased you're enjoying the videos, but kinda sad your university didn't cover this stuff. More on their way - not as quickly as I would like though. PT
Hey guys, a few of you have told me about the slightly quiet sound levels. I've tried to fix this but for some reason am having problems with the audio levels in my software. Hopefully turning the volume up on what ever hardware your using will be enough for you to watch the video. All the best. PT
+producttank actually it is the optimized sound levels. its quiet peaceful to learn form you, i must say. dont increase the sound levels its absolutely perfect . and thank you for your videos, it makes a difference.
It’s kinda interesting that the best tutor yet in my life lives many thousand miles away, and what is more interesting - he shrinks massive lectures and years of studying books into quarter-hour videos - and does it his own, unique way. I am totally glad I have found your channel. Many thanks to you for clarifying things to me! And greetings from Russia. Keep it up!
I've wasted so many years doing nothing with my ingenuity and hands outside of becoming a culinary chef. Thinking & tinkering is what i was born to do but lacked direction but, thanks to you, i now know what i want to do with my time left on this earth. Cheers!!
I spent months trying to find a manufacturer to build my design to test the market. Instead, I will try this method first to save money and work through any problems that may occur. Thank you.
I just graduated from a decent art & design college in ID. Did very well in my classes (3.59 GPA) but missed out when it came to practical work experience (only had a single 1 year internship) and I've been beating myself up that I cannot find work and second guessing my skills. Just found your channel. Now I feel motivated to not just look for ID jobs, but to also continue in creating my own projects and add them into my portfolio. Because I can do this and so can all of you!
Hey M_Project, you're absolutely right, with so many people graduating at the same time with similar (ish) skills, one of the main things that gets you a design position is how determined you are, so definitely don't give up. Even if you decide to go sideways and try a different job, the skills you've learnt and honed will stand you in good stead. The best thing is keeping up those skills, doing projects, making things with your hands, is a really enjoyable thing to do anyway. It's ok to take a break, just come back stronger. Good luck. PT
You are amazing. I’m a student who is passionate about industrial design and trying to apply for university in US. Your videos really encourage me and broaden my horizons.
A truly excellent video! Thank you for making it! BTW, I wholeheartedly agree with your point that users must be included in the development process. Based on my experience in the software industry, the number one reason for failure is "Ivory Tower Syndrome". That is the designers' false (and arrogant) assumption that they are so super smart that user feedback is unnecessary. I've actually heard software engineers defend themselves against customer complaints by saying, "We don't want customers who are too stupid to use our product right."
Hi TitusLivy777, sounds like the problem is common across all creative industries, it's a difficult one to fix, I guess we all suffer from it from time to time. Glad you enjoyed the video. PT
This is a great series of videos! I have just found your channel and I immediately subscribed. In two weeks, my freshman year of university starts and I will be studying Product Design and Development in Antwerp (Belgium). This series gave me a great insight and has made me even more excited about going to uni! Thanks man and keep up the good work!
Awesome videos! I'm in 10th grade right now and your videos really make me consider studying product design after I finish school. Keep up the great work!
Not only was this video informative, it was really motivating. Thanks so much. I am an aspiring inventor whom has been sitting on an idea for a few years now. This video was great.
Coming from a person who's dedicated their entire youtube channel to building model boats and hobby boats, I can relate and take a low of information away from this. Thank you so much.
+Kunwarbir Singh, for me they are the same thing, it's just that people started calling it industrial design a long time ago and then other people felt that industrial wasn't as accurate a term as product design. It's an ongoing debate with lots of different opinions, but personally there isn't any difference between the two terms and you see them mixed up all the time. PT
Nice video on prototyping and model making. Thanks for creating your series. We're adding it to our playlist of helpful videos on product design and development. Thanks!
Priceless video! I literally feel,that this advises is from your heart. Thank you so much, you make world better. I really want to help you in order to say thank you. Peace&Happiness from Kazahstan
i must say that ,,, you are a very interesting person.. and very unique ... i love your work and ideas ,... and the ways you think , thank you so much ... i really believe education will become a big part from youtube soon. :)
Thank you for these wonderful videos. I think we are kindred spirits :D, as I can identify so many things you show (especially saving and using bits and part from everything) with my own practice.
thank you so much for your time for making this videos. Is it possible to have a new video discussing about how you can protect your work? I've seen a lot of good ideas on this channel, but I'm surprised nobody copied them....yet :)
I love the video. I found this video very useful and inspirational. I always wanted to invent my own gadgets. I love gadgets. You are one shrewd designer/inventor. You the man! All the best! Keep up with the great ideas. Thanks for inspiring me.
I really love the series, saw the 5 episodes in one day. I've always wondered why there is so little about the design of products in relation to the graphics area, but seeing your series I realize there's a new way around this. Now I am in third year of industrial design, it is sometimes very frustrating not knowing how to get to an optimal result, sometimes I think the result will be immediate, and everything will be fine, but maybe I'm not seeing things properly. Well, I'm designing a line of camping or outdoor, linked to a specific area with a particular climate, it makes me wonder, what makes a design is associated with a context? a situation? I mean it is as if the design will speak to you and said this is for "this place". I need probably see, have more open eyes to the forms, language. And! you're a super thumbs up!
Hello, my name is Miguel Diganchi. I am an Argentinian Computer Engineer, Software Architect, System Analyst, and Multiplatform Application Development Technician who loves to build digital solutions. One of my favorite things in the multiverse is designing and building user interfaces and business prototypes. What are you waiting for? If you are ready, we can start by walking to the future by creating your next digital company!
Dear young man, you ought to stop worry. I was teenage, I was learned my drafting engineering. My team made modeling, but wet tried lot of failure, it's not matter. But we finally succeed our models.
Hi Product tank. I love ur videos, very informative and upto date. May I know the name of your design agency and ur name as well. Thanks for ur wonderful video, waiting for more of them
Hi, How did you manage to replace all the fancy tools you used in university? Im still learning babysteps of prototyping, and the idea of not having access to machines, at least a bandsaw or a power drill scares me. Even rn Im having trouble searching places where I can use some power tools since im taking a time off
Hi ttuwtwo, I let go of nearly all the fancy machines, but it was just too painful not having a bandsaw and pillar drill, so I bought these two things as they are just so helpful to have.
Hi nemidonman, 3D printers are great as long as you have the cad software and computer to run one and plenty of projects you want to do, otherwise they are expensive and there are other ways to prototype or you can send files to a 3D printing company if you only have a few models you want to produce. PT
Hi Charlotte, if you watch students of product design episode 3 I show you all the drawing tools I use. I've never had any problems with letraset Pro Markers and the colour range from Spectrum Noir are good too. Thanks for watching. PT
Hi NumbMuzik, I worked as a consultancy designer for 7 years and on my own or in small teams developed lots of products that were put in to production. I worked on ranges of kitchen utensils, speaker masts for train stations, torches, medical equipment, toys, cleaning equipment, library furniture, vehicle tracking devices, precision testing equipment, to name a few. All of it went to production. If you have lots of questions, send me a private message with a list and I'll do my best to answer them for you. PT
your videos are just amazing I thank you so much you got a real talent in teaching people, you give many informations in direct, real and effective way, I can't find the best words to express my feeling, AWESONE
Hi Alex, I just use standard A4 copier paper bought in a 500 sheet pack, I don't have any favourites, I just use what ever I can find at the time. With some brands the markers bleed a bit more than others, but this can easily be allowed for or hidden by a black outline. PT
+Yakob adnan sutamin hi, it really depends on the project, there are loads of ways to increase innovation, I look into this a little bit in episode 1. Hopefully this will give you a few ideas if you haven't seen it already. PT
+producttank thank you coach, for answering the question. if you do not mind can I ask you again? i have a little bit confused about how to make prototypes because i don't have a lot of materials and how to learning for product design sketch ?
+producttank I'm sorry sir because I ask a lot of question for you hehe, I am still a beginner and very keen to learn because I think this is my passion. thanks coach
Hi Yacob, Depending on the project, you can make prototypes from anything, paper, clay, plasticine, wire, pretty much anything you can find. But making prototypes is only worthwhile if they answer questions and move you closer to a finished design. Depending on the project you could make lots of prototypes and do very little sketching or it could be the other way around, but you're always asking 'what if?' What if I tried this, what would happen etc. PT
Thanks for information sir, i am very appreciate with your answer my question. As a beginner, to be honest you have the skill and imagination that I think is great, what should I do to have the same knowledge as you are in the field of innovation?
+wowla designers will either give you an hourly rate and an estimate of the time it will take, or a set fee, but it's totally dependent on what product you've designed and how complex it is. It's best to find a local designer you can talk to face to face for advice. No designer worth their salt will ask for money up front. PT
Great video! Prototypes aren't just functional, those are called "works-like" prototypes while visual prototypes, which you refer to as "models" are called "looks-like" prototypes
Really the loving the series, it's well produced and a great mix of examples, anecdotes and advice. please take this with a pinch of salt but while your audio is well balanced, I do find it pretty quiet when compared with other youtube videos, not a big deal but a few more Bd might be nicer?
Hey Tim, you're right I'm having lots of problems with my audio, it's fine (to me) through head phones when I mix it, but comes out really quiet when uploaded. I'm working on it and may re-upload this video, it's been worse since I upgraded to windows10. I'm very frustrated by it, so am sorry you've experienced it too. PT
Man, I could simply replace the entire 3 year education I got in my university with your channel and would end up a better designer. Super thumbs up!
+Adam Hajimichael lol, thats true!
+Adam Hajimichael i also thought the same , you truly are a great teacher .
Hey guys, thanks for the really kind comments, I'm pleased you're enjoying the videos, but kinda sad your university didn't cover this stuff. More on their way - not as quickly as I would like though. PT
+Adam Hajimichael 3 years? Make that 6 in total for me, Im on my third and scheduled with an internship I will be graduating early if at 5.5 years.
+producttank
dear creator of the channel
if you have a workshop plz tour it I love ur videos
Hey guys, a few of you have told me about the slightly quiet sound levels. I've tried to fix this but for some reason am having problems with the audio levels in my software. Hopefully turning the volume up on what ever hardware your using will be enough for you to watch the video. All the best. PT
+producttank actually it is the optimized sound levels. its quiet peaceful to learn form you, i must say. dont increase the sound levels its absolutely perfect . and thank you for your videos, it makes a difference.
@@uditagnihotry5331 Totally Agree!👍✌☺🔣
It’s kinda interesting that the best tutor yet in my life lives many thousand miles away, and what is more interesting - he shrinks massive lectures and years of studying books into quarter-hour videos - and does it his own, unique way. I am totally glad I have found your channel. Many thanks to you for clarifying things to me! And greetings from Russia. Keep it up!
Hi Yakov, thank you for your kind words. I haven't made any videos for a while, but there are a lot more planned, hopefully soon. PT
I've wasted so many years doing nothing with my ingenuity and hands outside of becoming a culinary chef. Thinking & tinkering is what i was born to do but lacked direction but, thanks to you, i now know what i want to do with my time left on this earth.
Cheers!!
I spent months trying to find a manufacturer to build my design to test the market. Instead, I will try this method first to save money and work through any problems that may occur. Thank you.
I am a second year product design student and your videos are very helpful. You are a blessing! I think you have the best videos on design.
This channel is a gem of UA-cam.
Wow, just amazing. which manafacturing method is used for final potato peeler , is it injection molding?
I just graduated from a decent art & design college in ID. Did very well in my classes (3.59 GPA) but missed out when it came to practical work experience (only had a single 1 year internship) and I've been beating myself up that I cannot find work and second guessing my skills. Just found your channel. Now I feel motivated to not just look for ID jobs, but to also continue in creating my own projects and add them into my portfolio. Because I can do this and so can all of you!
Hey M_Project, you're absolutely right, with so many people graduating at the same time with similar (ish) skills, one of the main things that gets you a design position is how determined you are, so definitely don't give up. Even if you decide to go sideways and try a different job, the skills you've learnt and honed will stand you in good stead. The best thing is keeping up those skills, doing projects, making things with your hands, is a really enjoyable thing to do anyway. It's ok to take a break, just come back stronger. Good luck. PT
You are amazing. I’m a student who is passionate about industrial design and trying to apply for university in US. Your videos really encourage me and broaden my horizons.
Good genuine advice, I'm so glad this channel exists
Hes so good!
A truly excellent video! Thank you for making it!
BTW, I wholeheartedly agree with your point that users must be included in the development process. Based on my experience in the software industry, the number one reason for failure is "Ivory Tower Syndrome". That is the designers' false (and arrogant) assumption that they are so super smart that user feedback is unnecessary. I've actually heard software engineers defend themselves against customer complaints by saying, "We don't want customers who are too stupid to use our product right."
Hi TitusLivy777, sounds like the problem is common across all creative industries, it's a difficult one to fix, I guess we all suffer from it from time to time. Glad you enjoyed the video. PT
are you the Product Whisperer?
:)
-please creat a full course detailed and i will buy it!!! I loved these 5 videos and you really did an excellent work! GJ
Hi Coffee Addict, there's 8 videos in the series, so there are a few others for you to watch if you want. PT
This is a great series of videos! I have just found your channel and I immediately subscribed. In two weeks, my freshman year of university starts and I will be studying Product Design and Development in Antwerp (Belgium). This series gave me a great insight and has made me even more excited about going to uni! Thanks man and keep up the good work!
and, Now are you graduated? :D
I am feeling like I have wasted my 4+2 yrs in Engineering till I got to know about this Channel.
now i know i wasted time at uni ur channel is what i was looking for thanks for sharing such a good ,huge info!
@@reemgurashisa-em2wj thank you for your kind comment, I'm pleased the videos are helping. PT
Thank you, It's really awesome. 我來自台灣，對英文不太熟悉。但我很高興能看到你的影片。
Wow! Making quick prototypes out of cheap material! Great idea! Now I can start inventing things. Thanks for the video!
Awesome videos! I'm in 10th grade right now and your videos really make me consider studying product design after I finish school. Keep up the great work!
Hope you're a designer now haha
Not only was this video informative, it was really motivating. Thanks so much. I am an aspiring inventor whom has been sitting on an idea for a few years now. This video was great.
How come I learn more on UA-cam than in school and I will get a job mostly because people have thheeee best tutorials, props to you!
Coming from a person who's dedicated their entire youtube channel to building model boats and hobby boats, I can relate and take a low of information away from this. Thank you so much.
might be 3 years old, but just as relevant today. Using your videos to pick up my portfolio work!! thank you!
Hey! Please make these videos more often. They are extremely helpful :)
WOw cool designs you have! Love that wheelbarrow, pretty heavy to lift items or not? The Lego gimbal is cool, works with rubber bands hahah
Hey PT. Love your videos. Can you explain the difference between product design and industrial design? Thanks.
+Kunwarbir Singh, for me they are the same thing, it's just that people started calling it industrial design a long time ago and then other people felt that industrial wasn't as accurate a term as product design. It's an ongoing debate with lots of different opinions, but personally there isn't any difference between the two terms and you see them mixed up all the time. PT
Nice video on prototyping and model making. Thanks for creating your series. We're adding it to our playlist of helpful videos on product design and development. Thanks!
Very interesting and educational. You talk very clearly!
I have boxes of old machinery around the house and my parents are irritated about it. To them it boxes of junk, to me it's a potential new invention.
Really a nice presentation and i like it very much
just want to mention, that pepper grinder prototype looks sick
Priceless video! I literally feel,that this advises is from your heart. Thank you so much, you make world better. I really want to help you in order to say thank you. Peace&Happiness from Kazahstan
Please make a video how to manufacture or prepare what you shown in the video
wait. you were in university 20 years ago and you still look like that ? did you design the fountain of youth or something ?
Wow! I just found this channel! Great presentation.
Wow great advice, I honestly thought I had a problem when I always saw potential in old or abandoned devices.
i must say that ,,, you are a very interesting person.. and very unique ...
i love your work and ideas ,... and the ways you think ,
thank you so much ...
i really believe education will become a big part from youtube soon. :)
Thank you for these wonderful videos. I think we are kindred spirits :D, as I can identify so many things you show (especially saving and using bits and part from everything) with my own practice.
thank you so much for your time for making this videos. Is it possible to have a new video discussing about how you can protect your work? I've seen a lot of good ideas on this channel, but I'm surprised nobody copied them....yet :)
I love the video. I found this video very useful and inspirational. I always wanted to invent my own gadgets. I love gadgets. You are one shrewd designer/inventor. You the man! All the best! Keep up with the great ideas. Thanks for inspiring me.
I really love the series, saw the 5 episodes in one day. I've always wondered why there is so little about the design of products in relation to the graphics area, but seeing your series I realize there's a new way around this. Now I am in third year of industrial design, it is sometimes very frustrating not knowing how to get to an optimal result, sometimes I think the result will be immediate, and everything will be fine, but maybe I'm not seeing things properly. Well, I'm designing a line of camping or outdoor, linked to a specific area with a particular climate, it makes me wonder, what makes a design is associated with a context? a situation? I mean it is as if the design will speak to you and said this is for "this place". I need probably see, have more open eyes to the forms, language. And! you're a super thumbs up!
Wow! I loved your video 😍
Very Informative Video
amazing I'm really intrested in following this career
Hello, my name is Miguel Diganchi. I am an Argentinian Computer Engineer, Software Architect, System Analyst, and Multiplatform Application Development Technician who loves to build digital solutions.
One of my favorite things in the multiverse is designing and building user interfaces and business prototypes.
What are you waiting for? If you are ready, we can start by walking to the future by creating your next digital company!
Another incredibly helpful video. You explain everything in a calm and idiot proof way, thank you so much!
Dear young man, you ought to stop worry. I was teenage, I was learned my drafting engineering. My team made modeling, but wet tried lot of failure, it's not matter. But we finally succeed our models.
Hi Product tank. I love ur videos, very informative and upto date. May I know the name of your design agency and ur name as well. Thanks for ur wonderful video, waiting for more of them
Awesome, you're the McGywer of product design!
i need a prototype made for my assignment can you help me an idea
👌👏👏
Really helpful.. Thanks 💖
Big thanks for your intuitiveness
Hi, How did you manage to replace all the fancy tools you used in university? Im still learning babysteps of prototyping, and the idea of not having access to machines, at least a bandsaw or a power drill scares me. Even rn Im having trouble searching places where I can use some power tools since im taking a time off
Hi ttuwtwo, I let go of nearly all the fancy machines, but it was just too painful not having a bandsaw and pillar drill, so I bought these two things as they are just so helpful to have.
Thanks for videos! Do you think buying 3d printer is a good idea? thanks for reply!
Hi nemidonman, 3D printers are great as long as you have the cad software and computer to run one and plenty of projects you want to do, otherwise they are expensive and there are other ways to prototype or you can send files to a 3D printing company if you only have a few models you want to produce. PT
I'm so lost. I have no idea how to make and put my prototype together
Hi, I'm an id student and I love your videos they're very helpful. Which brand of markers do you reccomend for sketching? Thanks
Hi Charlotte, if you watch students of product design episode 3 I show you all the drawing tools I use. I've never had any problems with letraset Pro Markers and the colour range from Spectrum Noir are good too. Thanks for watching. PT
Such a fabulous video ! Thanks :)
Amazing Video!
What products have you brought to the market ,do you work for a company or alone ? so many questions as im a product design student
Hi NumbMuzik, I worked as a consultancy designer for 7 years and on my own or in small teams developed lots of products that were put in to production. I worked on ranges of kitchen utensils, speaker masts for train stations, torches, medical equipment, toys, cleaning equipment, library furniture, vehicle tracking devices, precision testing equipment, to name a few. All of it went to production. If you have lots of questions, send me a private message with a list and I'll do my best to answer them for you. PT
Hi, Do you design prototype product design and videos on a commercial basis?
Hi Technology & Life, thanks for reaching out, the videos are just a hobby. PT
great work
your videos are just amazing I thank you so much you got a real talent in teaching people, you give many informations
in direct, real and effective way,
I can't find the best words to express my feeling, AWESONE
I'm couraged by this video!! Thanks
Brilliant video! Thank you very much.
can you make a episode with steps how you use program to make shadow and light by steps..
Hey llir, do you mean when rendering in something like photoshop? PT
producttank yes..
Hi Ilir, I sort of cover this in episode 4 about rendering, but will see what I can do in episode 7 about portfolios.
ok thx..
Could someone tell me the name of the paper he uses?
Hi Alex, I just use standard A4 copier paper bought in a 500 sheet pack, I don't have any favourites, I just use what ever I can find at the time. With some brands the markers bleed a bit more than others, but this can easily be allowed for or hidden by a black outline. PT
can i ask you something ? how to increase your innovation ? step by step about innovation
+Yakob adnan sutamin hi, it really depends on the project, there are loads of ways to increase innovation, I look into this a little bit in episode 1. Hopefully this will give you a few ideas if you haven't seen it already. PT
+producttank thank you coach, for answering the question. if you do not mind can I ask you again? i have a little bit confused about how to make prototypes because i don't have a lot of materials and how to learning for product design sketch ?
+producttank I'm sorry sir because I ask a lot of question for you hehe, I am still a beginner and very keen to learn because I think this is my passion. thanks coach
Hi Yacob, Depending on the project, you can make prototypes from anything, paper, clay, plasticine, wire, pretty much anything you can find. But making prototypes is only worthwhile if they answer questions and move you closer to a finished design. Depending on the project you could make lots of prototypes and do very little sketching or it could be the other way around, but you're always asking 'what if?' What if I tried this, what would happen etc. PT
Thanks for information sir, i am very appreciate with your answer my question. As a beginner, to be honest you have the skill and imagination that I think is great, what should I do to have the same knowledge as you are in the field of innovation?
how much does it cost for hiring a designer to design your product and cad file
+wowla designers will either give you an hourly rate and an estimate of the time it will take, or a set fee, but it's totally dependent on what product you've designed and how complex it is. It's best to find a local designer you can talk to face to face for advice. No designer worth their salt will ask for money up front. PT
You inspired me Bro... ❤️❤️❤️ your a blessing to me. thank you.❤️🏆🏆🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
What and where you study?
this man is staring into my soul
This was soooo helpful. Thank you.
You have the best video on design, man, you inspire me alot :D !
wow. this was really useful. thanks
great video man, this just made me move on with a product
Wonderful as always! :D
Your videos have been practical for us.
However, it will be improved if you can speak louder.
Really appreciate your effort :)
These are easy and all of them are static machines, how can a working moving part machine be made as a prototype ?
Great video! Prototypes aren't just functional, those are called "works-like" prototypes while visual prototypes, which you refer to as "models" are called "looks-like" prototypes
Great video!
You are gold!
Very cool video. Have you made millions from your inventions?
The short answer is no, I'm poorer money wise than when I started but richer in other ways.
The short answer is no. PT
Great videos! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. @11:23 when you say, "When I was young..." :O how old are you btw?
Hi Aditya, sadly I'm almost 40.
At 7:38 i just had to scream out "...shit..."
I'm starting a product design course in a week.
I'm so nernous...
Hey Mary12gp, good luck with your course, I'm sure you'll really enjoy it. PT
keep up the good work !!
Hypothesis comes before theory. In science, you can never have a proof, only a theory at best.
GREETINGS FROM MEXICO!
very useful in interesting
amazed tq
Nice vídeo!!
Small detail: in science you first have a hypothesis* A theory comes at the end, when you have enough supporting data. Otherwise great video!
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Really the loving the series, it's well produced and a great mix of examples, anecdotes and advice. please take this with a pinch of salt but while your audio is well balanced, I do find it pretty quiet when compared with other youtube videos, not a big deal but a few more Bd might be nicer?
Hey Tim, you're right I'm having lots of problems with my audio, it's fine (to me) through head phones when I mix it, but comes out really quiet when uploaded. I'm working on it and may re-upload this video, it's been worse since I upgraded to windows10. I'm very frustrated by it, so am sorry you've experienced it too. PT
brilliant
Im surprised he doesnt own a 3d printer: any shape made from plastic. Sla printers: near injection molding quality
And affordable too
hey guys who found this because of school
Ok
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