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Printing a 3D Model Purchased from a Third Party

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Hello, I was wondering if there would be any issues in requesting the production of a print from a model purchased from a third party.

Thank you and keep up the good work!

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      Hello, I was wondering if there would be any issues in requesting the production of a print from a model purchased from a third party.

      Thank you and keep up the good work!

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    • Good morning dear user, does your question concern any copyright issues?

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      Hello and thank you for the response.

      Exactly; protections, licenses and copyright.

       

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    • This is a rather delicate matter. We can manufacture these products for you, but you will not be able to resell them to third parties. If you do, you would be committing a copyright infringement.

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      Very clear, thank you.

      In the description of the file for sale, it is specified that resale is prohibited unless authorized by written consent.

      In any case, I would be interested in producing a print of a life-size lion skull.

      The volumes are quite complex, I would need high definition and a smooth finish.

      Next month I will send you a link to the 3D model for sale to give you a more precise idea and recommend the most suitable type of printing and material.

      In the meantime, thank you for your availability, good work!

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