My Son - The Inventor!

[Orange Krate]

Hey sorry for the spam here but could you help us out?

My son is an entrepreneur. He owns and operates several vintage vending machines already. Now he has his own invention in the running to be in Wal-Mart Stores

Please follow the link and Vote for The Fusion Ray Today!

Thanks!!

http://www.getontheshelf.com/product/1412/Fusion-Ray

 

[bighead]

Thats great man. Nice job....

 

[kendelrk]

quite honestly, i now want one of those, and i dont know about his skill level but maybe make one of hot glue? i would sure as hell buy both of those

 

[souperman000]

Maybe make keep the asing, but make the glue bottle removable so that you can but different kinds of glue, Wood glue, elmer's etc.

If it doesnt have that option already.

 

[Jake.B]

Maybe you could hook up with the elmers brand and they could sell is as an addition to glue bottles and things? If it got schools interested they would buy quite a few i think. The only problem is when i was preschool to 3 or 4 grade guns were considered innapropriate and were not alowed. Smart kid great invention i like it.

 

[Orange Krate]

Maybe you could hook up with the elmers brand and they could sell is as an addition to glue bottles and things? If it got schools interested they would buy quite a few i think. The only problem is when i was preschool to 3 or 4 grade guns were considered innapropriate and were not alowed. Smart kid great invention i like it.

That's why it's called a Fusion Ray. Guns, as viewed by some, blow apart and destroy. While , the Fusion Ray brings together and creates. That's the psychology behind the name and a slight effort to undemine gun control in the process.

We had a dialogue going with Elmer's for a while but they backed off. Looking back, crayola might have been a better alternative as they are more creative in the market place. If Wal-Mart gives it shelf space...pretty much any manufacturer will pick it up.

1st prototype pumped the glue like hand soap. But, marketability wise, would be best to just accept a standard glue bottle.