Interchangeable scalpel blades: a spoon and scalpel in one
|This idea had been floating around in my head for a while. Interchangeable scalpel blades. Spoon and scalpel as one! Getting it actually made and stepping back from the computer was a joy. No photoshop, just a fully working prototype. No more tea in my biro or spoons messing up my desk.
Tagged: cutlery invention, Neil Pitt design
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