Posted: April 1, 2008 Post Expires: October 1, 2008
Twist of Fate
My patented gift invention is in licensing discussions. I am seeking a green material to use instead of plastic. Maybe compressed post-consumer pulp or sawdust, or...? The plastic prototypes work great, but there must be a cleaner material.
7 pieces make up my invention: 4 simple tubes (2.5" long), most with serrated edges, that spin around a common shaft (12" long), with end caps. Printed onto these 4 short tubes are sentence fragments that can mix and match as they are randomly spun, producing 160,000 possible messages of daily advice.
There are 2 versions meant for 2 distictly different markets. The first, Twist of Fate, is a novelty gift product. The second version, Spin a Tale, is an educational learning tool.
No batteries. Non electronic. Old school. Simple.
View the Fate version at our website.
Contact Information:
Matt Sarconi
Inventor/ licensor
204 Anderson Street
San Francisco, California 94110
USA
(415) 647-6575
