License — who designs, who prints
The design is not ours. WorkBox was designed by Creative3DP and funded by 1,208 Kickstarter backers. We — WorkBox3D — hold a commercial license from the designer to print and sell physical WorkBoxes. That is the whole arrangement, and we say it on every page that matters:
- We print the designer’s parts to the designer’s specifications and do not modify the design.
- The designer’s own documents — Printing Guide, Assembly Manual, Components List, Important Note — ship with every kit, and the safety guidance on this site is the designer’s, attributed.
- The digital STL files remain the designer’s product, sold through Creative3DP. We never sell files.
What the license means for you
- It means nothing is second-hand about your kit. The parts are printed under an explicit commercial license, not scraped from a shared file.
- It means support for the physical product runs through us. Print quality, missing pins, damaged tiles — our responsibility, our replacements.
- It means questions about the design itself can go to the designer. Both doors are open, and neither of us minds which you knock on.
What we are and are not responsible for
We are responsible for the printed parts, the kitting, the packing and the shipping — the things we do. The designer’s documentation governs use of the product: ventilation, material limits, and what you connect to the duct port. The safety page reproduces it verbatim.