Well, perhaps not a huge following, but there could be some who are interested in an update. Although there have been stumbling blocks, I do have product to sell at this time.  In not too long I will be Utilizing websites like Amazon, etsy, or even fancy to highlight some of the great attributes of this modular system.  I am currently working on an imgur project to highlight the system's original purpose.

picture portrays three modules, interlocked to form a short tower as a viable mobile work surface.  Each module can utilize removable plastic trays  for storage.

Much has changed to include the name of the product in production and a new future website.  Keep posted to see the next level.

back to prototyping..... A few new approaches.  The airport security tub will be the drawer, the two -in -one hand truck will be the table/hand truck, and the monster router bit is for joining the outer walls of the module.

Another new approach is using 80/20 aluminum track instead of the one sided t-track.  I hope the advantages outweigh the increased cost.

Survived the show, much interest, no contracts.  Good feedback.

I brought in Invention Home to help promote the Mitre Horse concept.  

After taking a break from prototyping, I have had a chance to step back and reflect on the adjustable leg addition to the project.

Pros: 
1. smaller size modules
2.more adjustment possibilities
3.easier to add wheels or feet without interfering with track
4. track doesn't need to be confined to the outside corners of module

Cons:
1. heavier modules
2.more complication adds to cost of modules

Over all, I really liked the idea of the additional legs, however, in the end I believe to keep the price down, a simpler approach will prevail.  The important thing is the height measurement of each of the modules is critical to maintain a comfortable work height.   

As I began to assemble this last prototype, I was most certain this would be the look of the final module.  Sure, maybe a few final tweaks, but not a whole sale exit from the prototyping process.  It's true, I have concluded, all can be better  displayed via google sketchup.  

It's the little things that excite.  My own QR code.

German company www.goQR.me will insert a logo into a QR code for 80 dollars - generating a code is free without logo.

The new sides of the future prototype featured between the two previous prototypes.  Unfortunately, a design problem will render these too obsolete, but sporting some great new advancements.

Four legs ready to be glued in place and hopefully part of a successful journey.