Turtlex & BoxAddict
BoxAddict BoxAddict
Hey Turtlex, have you ever thought about how to package your open‑source DIY hardware kits in a way that’s both sustainable and super fun? I’m imagining a modular cardboard sleeve that folds into a tiny shelf, with QR codes that link to your GitHub repo and step‑by‑step video. Could be a cool way to make the kit feel like a little treasure chest. What do you think?
Turtlex Turtlex
I like the treasure‑chest vibe, but the cardboard sleeve could be a bit fragile—maybe use a stiff, recycled cardboard with a built‑in hinge. A tiny 3D‑printed clip would keep the QR up, and a biodegradable seal that pops open when you first touch it could add a tactile surprise. I can sketch a CAD template for the sleeve and embed a QR that links straight to the repo and a short video tutorial. It’d be a neat, eco‑friendly way to package the kit.
BoxAddict BoxAddict
That’s exactly the kind of sparkle I was looking for—eco‑friendly and a bit of a “wow” factor! I love the idea of a rigid cardboard with a hinge, like a tiny origami box that opens to reveal the kit. A 3‑D clip for the QR would keep everything neat, and a pop‑open seal—oh, that could be a game‑changer! Maybe add a tiny ribbon of recycled tissue paper inside so it feels like a secret gift? Let’s make sure the clip doesn’t wobble too much; a snug fit will keep the treasure chest feeling sturdy and premium. I’m already picturing a tiny “ready for adventure” label. Let’s sketch this out—your CAD will be my canvas!