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@buss.buss.busss Dj Lollipop holders ✸ for @buss.buss.busss . this is an ongoing project, designed by @thesunkenblimp , so any comments and suggestions are welcomed 📍 . . . #busslollipops #lollipop #design #dj #techno
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Video #39324 · Vlog
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The creator documents the iterative design process for a 3D-printed lollipop holder for DJs. They start with an initial concept for a standalone base, prototype it, and identify its flaws. They then pivot to an attachment for the controller, create a new prototype, identify usability issues, and finally develop a more refined version, ending with a call for audience feedback on the ongoing project.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 35%
We're making an attachment for DJ controllers that lets DJs rest their
Verbal hook · 40%
We're making an attachment for DJ controllers that lets DJs rest their lollipops while they're playing their sets.
Visual hook · 25%
A close-up shot of a unique, spiky, red 3D-printed object attached to the side of a white DJ controller, creating immediate visual intrigue due to its unusual shape and color contrast.
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We're making a for that lets them .
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
State a highly specific and unusual goal or product concept to generate immediate curiosity and define the video's unique premise.
Payoff
Reveal the current, best-yet version of the product, frame it as a work-in-progress, and explicitly ask the audience for their input and suggestions for the next iteration, transforming them into collaborators.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Iterative Design Journey
Documenting the authentic, non-linear process of creating something, including failures and pivots, to build trust and invite audience collaboration on the final product.
The First Hypothesis
Present the initial, seemingly logical but ultimately flawed version of the idea, establishing the starting point of the creation journey.
The Process Montage
Showcase the effort, skill, and tools involved in bringing the first version to life, building viewer investment and creator credibility.
The Conceptual Flaw
Identify a core problem with the initial version, creating the story's central conflict and justifying a change in direction.
The Strategic Pivot
Introduce the new, improved concept that directly addresses the flaw in the first version, showing a clear evolution of the idea.
The Second Process Montage
Briefly show the creation of the second version, reinforcing the creator's dedication and maintaining visual momentum.
The Usability Flaw
Discover a smaller, more practical problem with the second version, demonstrating a commitment to refinement and adding a second layer of conflict.
The Refined Solution
Present the specific design change that solves the second problem, providing a clear and satisfying resolution to the micro-conflict.
Dj Lollipop holders ✸ for @buss.buss.busss . this is an ongoing project, designed by @thesunkenblimp , so any comments and suggestions are welcomed 📍 . . . #busslollipops #lollipop #design #dj #techno
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We're making an attachment for DJ controllers that lets DJs rest their
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lollipops while they're playing their sets
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Initially the idea was to create sort of a base
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An object that has a hole in it so it can hold a lollipop upright
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And then we started prototyping which is a crucial part of designing and a
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lot of people don't understand the time that it takes to design something
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and then test it out, print it, clean it
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So you can see it for yourself
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See the flaws and what it can do differently
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We ended up liking the prototype and how the object itself looks
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But we couldn't shake off the feeling that it felt a little isolated in the
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setup of a DJ
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Like just sitting alone on the table
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So we thought what if it's an attachment to the controller itself, an
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augmentation as if you're dressing it up
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So we made another 3D model sent over to the 3D printer, removed the
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supports, used fire to remove the little hairs of prints that came out a
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Only to figure out that it was kind of hard aiming at the correct spot where
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the lollipop wouldn't fall over
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So we made a modification
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Instead of having it open like this, we made it kind of like a tunnel
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So even if you're dancing or playing, you can put a lollipop in without
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So we printed it, removed the supports, naughty naughty
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And this is the most current version of it
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Going to keep iterating so I would love to hear your comments and what do
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you think about it?
We're making an attachment for DJ controllers that lets DJs rest their lollipops while they're playing their sets. Initially, the idea was to create sort of a best, an object that has a hole in it no it can hold a lollipop upright. And then best started prototyping, which is a crucial part of designing. And a lot of people don't understand the time that it takes to design something and then test it out, print it, clean it. So you can see it for yourself, see the flaws, and what you can do differently. We ended up liking the prototype and how the object itself looks, but we couldn't shake off the feeling that it felt a little isolated in the setup of a DJ, like best sitting there alone on a table. So we thought, what if it's an attachment to the controller itself, an augmentation, as if you're dressing it up? So we made another three d model, sent over to the three d printer, removed the supports, used fire to remove the little hairs of prints that come out a little naughty, only to figure out that it was kinda hard aiming at the correct spot where the lollipop wouldn't fall over. No, we made a modification. Instead of having it open like this, we made it kinda like a tunnel. No, even if you're dancing or playing, you can put a lollipop in without thinking too much. Much. So we printed it, removed the supports, naughty, naughty. And this is the most current version of it. We're gonna keep iterating, so I would love to hear your comments and what do you think about it.