Hi TinkerDifferent!
Previously, most of my 3D models (such as PiSCSI cases, BlueSCSI mounting brackets, and ROM clips) had a non-commercial, no derivatives license. Today, I decided to change the license to share alike, attribution license. This means that you can now sell my parts, and you can make derivatives of them!
For most of my models, I have also uploaded both .STEP and Fusion 360 files. Hopefully, this makes making modifications and derivatives easier.
My only ask: whenever you modify or create a derivative of someone else's work, give the license a quick check. Make sure that the license allows you to create a derivative, and if it does, be sure to properly attribute their work. Printables even has a built-in derive function, that gives the original author Prusameter points! Just select "Remix or variation of another model" when you upload your derivative.
If you're selling my parts, let people know where they came from with a link.
You can find all of my Mac-related 3D models on Printables. Enjoy!
Previously, most of my 3D models (such as PiSCSI cases, BlueSCSI mounting brackets, and ROM clips) had a non-commercial, no derivatives license. Today, I decided to change the license to share alike, attribution license. This means that you can now sell my parts, and you can make derivatives of them!
For most of my models, I have also uploaded both .STEP and Fusion 360 files. Hopefully, this makes making modifications and derivatives easier.
My only ask: whenever you modify or create a derivative of someone else's work, give the license a quick check. Make sure that the license allows you to create a derivative, and if it does, be sure to properly attribute their work. Printables even has a built-in derive function, that gives the original author Prusameter points! Just select "Remix or variation of another model" when you upload your derivative.
If you're selling my parts, let people know where they came from with a link.You can find all of my Mac-related 3D models on Printables. Enjoy!
