Grill Brush Design
Grill Brush Design is a long-term experimental project by Destin Sandlin investigating the engineering and manufacturing processes behind grill brushes. The project emerged as an exploration of how everyday objects are designed and produced, with particular attention to American manufacturing practices and the iterative refinement of consumer products.
Project Scope and Duration
The experiment spanned approximately four years, during which Sandlin examined various aspects of grill brush construction, materials, and performance. The extended timeline allowed for systematic testing of different design approaches and manufacturing techniques, moving beyond casual observation to rigorous documentation of the design process.
Manufacturing and Engineering Focus
The project emphasized understanding how manufacturing constraints, material choices, and design decisions intersect in producing a functional consumer product. Rather than treating the grill brush as a trivial object, the work investigated the technical considerations that determine why these tools are made the way they are, and how small design choices affect real-world usability and durability.
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