Creative Start: Ideation

(English version below)
First and foremost, the idea must be paramount. Without an idea, there's nothing to implement. Our Saftladen's own Kink Officer is responsible for this. He sits down and considers which toys he would like for his next session. Of course, anyone can submit their ideas.

Found an idea? Perfect! Then we sit down together and check if and how we can implement the ideas. This can take quite a while. We look at: How can we manufacture the toy? What materials are necessary? Does the toy perhaps already exist? How can we scale the sizes so that everyone benefits? And so on.

Quick side note: Currently, we do not manufacture anything that is intended to come into contact with mucous membranes in the mouth or intimate areas. We naturally work with food-safe materials. However, due to the 3D printing process, food safety cannot be guaranteed. Buuuut, we are also working on this and are planning a project to produce gags and similar items in the future.

The Blueprint: Construction

So we've come to the conclusion: our Kink Officer's idea is brilliant and feasible. Perfect!

Now it's time to construct the toy. This can also take a while because, let's be honest, the devil is in the details. Nothing is more frustrating than beautiful parts that tumble out of the 3D printer but cannot be assembled in the end due to design flaws. Therefore, we lock ourselves in our bat cave for three weeks and only come out when we are sure that the construction will work.

The First Attempt: Prototyping

From here on, the actual prototyping begins. The first toys, of course, always have a few quirks, problems, and ailments. That's inevitable. We test and have our prototypes tested, gather feedback, and further optimize the construction to keep the total number of prototypes as small as possible. This sometimes works well and sometimes less so. In addition, we learn something from every prototype and can avoid these mistakes with the next toy. Learning by dying, so to speak (or something like that). Only when we and our testers are satisfied with the results does the toy go on sale and is added to the product range.

Continuous Improvement: Post-Processing

Just because a product is sold doesn't mean it's 100% finished. In addition to new toys, we are constantly developing our entire product range. Our mittens from the last blog post are now in their 6th generation, and our breathplay collar will soon get a complete makeover and upgrades. So, stay tuned.

 

See you next week! Greetings, the produce from the Saftladen Headquarters.

If you have any questions, suggestions, or just want to say "Hi," feel free to follow us on Instagram: saftladen_originals

 

Creative Start: Ideation

In essence, the idea must come first. Without an idea, there is nothing to implement. Our Saftladen's very own kink specialist is responsible for this. He sits down and thinks about which toys he would like for his next session. Of course, anyone can bring forward their ideas.

Idea found? Perfect! Then we sit down together and examine whether and how we can implement the ideas. This can take quite a while. We consider: How can we manufacture the toy? What materials are necessary? Does the toy already exist? How can we scale the sizes so that everyone can benefit from it? And so on.

Quick side note: Currently, we do not produce anything that comes into contact with mucous membranes in the mouth or intimate areas. We do work with food-safe materials, but due to the processing in the 3D printer, the food safety cannot be guaranteed. Buuuut, we are also working on that and planning a project to manufacture gags and similar items in the future.

The Blueprint: Construction

We have come to the conclusion: Our kink specialist's idea is amazing and feasible. Perfect!

Now it's time to construct the toy. This can also take a while because, let's be honest, the devil is in the details. Nothing is more frustrating than beautiful parts emerging from the 3D printer that cannot be assembled due to design flaws. Therefore, we lock ourselves in our bat cave for three weeks and only come out when we are sure that the construction will work.

The First Attempt: Prototyping

From here on, the actual prototyping begins. The first toys, of course, still have a few quirks, issues, and little problems. That is inevitable. We test and have our prototypes tested, gather feedback, and further optimize the construction to keep the total number of prototypes as small as possible. Sometimes it works well, sometimes less so. Additionally, we can learn something from every prototype and avoid these mistakes in the next toy. Learning by doing (or so). Only when we and our testers are satisfied with the results, does the toy go on sale and is added to the product range.

Continuous Improvement: Post-Processing

Selling a product does not mean it is 100% finished. Besides the new toys, we continuously develop our entire product range. Our mittens from the last blog post are now in the 6th generation, and our breathplay collar will soon get a whole new look and upgrades. So, stay tuned.

See you next week! Greetings, the Saftladen Headquarters team.

If you have any questions, suggestions, or just want to say "Hi," feel free to follow us on Instagram: saftladen_originals