can anyone remember,possibly 2ish years ago,a member on here again possibly from the seaham area was making some gear,think it was something to do with traces,remember his saying his hands were sore with makeing them all the time.so my point is does anyone know who it was @ hopefully hes still on nesa.
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thankyou.
Originally posted by Stewart 1971 View PostYou thinking of Paul (Hiram A Biff if I remember correctly) who used to make the Canny Links? I remember him posting about sore hands when he used to make them but he has since sold the patent to Tronix
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22month to late.
Originally posted by Stewart 1971 View PostYou thinking of Paul (Hiram A Biff if I remember correctly) who used to make the Canny Links? I remember him posting about sore hands when he used to make them but he has since sold the patent to Tronix
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Patents are funny things Reg. They cost a lot to file and more to maintain. Plus, once you've filed then anyone with a commercial interest can try and get it canceled whilst at the same time finding sneaky ways around the design and wording. Unless there's little money in it and no one wants to copy, or there's a lot of cash to be made with enough spare to pay for attorneys to defend the patents then they not always a route to riches.
If you still think the idea has merit and something unique no matter how small or unusual if it stops others copying it you could still file. But you can only file for an invention if it is novel and inventive, posting a picture on the web or sharing any key details of it is considered disclosure, removing the inventiveness and will prevent you filing for a patent.
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thanks for reply.kev1n.
Originally posted by Kev1n View PostPatents are funny things Reg. They cost a lot to file and more to maintain. Plus, once you've filed then anyone with a commercial interest can try and get it canceled whilst at the same time finding sneaky ways around the design and wording. Unless there's little money in it and no one wants to copy, or there's a lot of cash to be made with enough spare to pay for attorneys to defend the patents then they not always a route to riches.
If you still think the idea has merit and something unique no matter how small or unusual if it stops others copying it you could still file. But you can only file for an invention if it is novel and inventive, posting a picture on the web or sharing any key details of it is considered disclosure, removing the inventiveness and will prevent you filing for a patent.
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