14 boxes of ASAKH has been sold today. We will have a very special guest tomorrow. Come and visit booth #28 in AINS!
Tuesday, 13 November 2018
AINS Day 2
14 boxes of ASAKH has been sold today. We will have a very special guest tomorrow. Come and visit booth #28 in AINS!
Sunday, 11 November 2018
Saturday, 10 November 2018
New method of using ASAKH 2.0
1) insert the point of the lead into the designated hole.
2) push the lead out
3) press the point of the lead with your thumb
4) start rubbing on the sandpaper at the side of the box.
2) push the lead out
3) press the point of the lead with your thumb
4) start rubbing on the sandpaper at the side of the box.
The old ways of using ASAKH
1. Pupils used scissors to sharpen the pencil
Result: the print was not neat
2. Pupils rubbed the point of the lead on paper
Result: the point of the lead was not accurate; the print was not neat.
1) it affected the accuracy of the calligraphy
2) there was a risk of injury
3) it could smudge the hand
Result: the print was not neat
2. Pupils rubbed the point of the lead on paper
Result: the point of the lead was not accurate; the print was not neat.
1) it affected the accuracy of the calligraphy
2) there was a risk of injury
3) it could smudge the hand
Chronology of ASAKH - the setback
1. ASAKH 1
- The size of the ASAKH was quite big and it was difficult to fit into pupil's pencil case.
- it could only be used by one mechanical pencil (limited use)
- the blade was not included
2. ASAKH CILIK
- the sharpened lead was not up to standard
- the lead could easily break and has to be treated carefully.
3. ASAKH PRO 1
-the size of the product was still quite big and heavy
-the sharpened lead was not up to standard
4. ASAKH PRO 2
-safety issue (dangerous to pupils)
-required adult supervision
5. ASAKH 2.0 (current)
-fits all types of lead
-makes an almost perfect point of lead
-the safety issue was addressed (not external blade required)
- The size of the ASAKH was quite big and it was difficult to fit into pupil's pencil case.
- it could only be used by one mechanical pencil (limited use)
- the blade was not included
2. ASAKH CILIK
- the sharpened lead was not up to standard
- the lead could easily break and has to be treated carefully.
3. ASAKH PRO 1
-the size of the product was still quite big and heavy
-the sharpened lead was not up to standard
4. ASAKH PRO 2
-safety issue (dangerous to pupils)
-required adult supervision
5. ASAKH 2.0 (current)
-fits all types of lead
-makes an almost perfect point of lead
-the safety issue was addressed (not external blade required)
