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Looking for a good samaritan- frunk hook photos

tsh2

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Aug 27, 2019
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Cambridge, UK
Obviously I can't stop this but the Creative Commons licence I put the design under is for non commercial use.
No probs with people charging nominal amount for materials and actual costs like postage but please don't try to make a profit. That would not be in the spirit of sharing the design and letting you know about it.
Cheers
PEJ
So £3 postage, maybe £2 filament, and 4 hours printing (assuming no failures). Plus a trip to the post office, and a box. I really struggle to decide if the 'non-commercial' licence is compatible with the £10 minimum that it would take for me to print and post this to someone - this being roughly what I'd expect anyone to pay me to print a design they give me (and I'm still doing them a favour here, not running a fabrication business). I'd prefer non-commercial licences to be more explicit about permitting 'cost of service'.
 

tsh2

Member
Aug 27, 2019
274
71
Cambridge, UK
Printed one side. I don't actually use these, so I'm not sure how strong I expect them to be, but seems reasonable in ABS. They don't have the 'snap to open/close', or the little retainer clips which hold the factory ones in (and snap if you pull them out). Design came out nice once printed.
 

HappyPEJ

Member
Nov 6, 2019
99
116
Melbourne, Australia
So £3 postage, maybe £2 filament, and 4 hours printing (assuming no failures). Plus a trip to the post office, and a box. I really struggle to decide if the 'non-commercial' licence is compatible with the £10 minimum that it would take for me to print and post this to someone - this being roughly what I'd expect anyone to pay me to print a design they give me (and I'm still doing them a favour here, not running a fabrication business). I'd prefer non-commercial licences to be more explicit about permitting 'cost of service'.
I agree. But that's the option I had available. If people are working within the spirit of the sharing ecology then I am good.
No intent on my part to stifle sharing.
 

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