Terms of sale
The contract between you and this shop: how it is made, what a printed part is guaranteed to be, and what happens when something goes wrong.
Who you are contracting with
These terms govern every sale made through this website between Mindaugas Kulpavičius ("we", "us") and you.
They apply to consumers. Nothing in them takes away a right you have under mandatory consumer law — where a clause here and the law disagree, the law wins.
The site is published in English, Lithuanian and Russian. If the language versions differ, the Lithuanian version prevails.
How a contract is made
The catalogue is an invitation to order, not an offer. Your order is the offer.
The contract comes into existence when we send you the order confirmation by email after your payment.
Before you commit you see the goods, the total price, the delivery cost and the delivery time. You can correct input errors up to the moment you confirm.
We do not keep a separate copy of the contract for each order. The order confirmation email contains the order details, and these terms are always available at this address; save or print them if you want to keep the version in force when you ordered.
Prices
All prices are in EUR. Delivery is added at checkout and shown before you pay.
The seller is not registered for VAT, so no VAT is charged.
If a price is obviously wrong — an error so plain that you could not reasonably have taken it for our real price — we may cancel the order before dispatch and refund you in full.
Payment
Accepted payment methods: bank cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Shop Pay, processed through the Shopify checkout.
Payment is due when the order is placed. Printing starts once the payment is confirmed, which is also when the production time starts running.
What a printed part is
Each part is printed for your order on a fused-filament (FFF) 3D printer, so two parts from the same model always differ slightly. Normal for this process are visible layer lines, small marks from the seam, supports and bridges, slight roughness or ripple in places, and a small difference in shade between spools and batches. As long as they do not stop the part doing its job, these are not defects.
Dimensions can also differ slightly from those stated: plastic shrinks as it cools, and the printer lays each layer to within fractions of a millimetre. We stand behind dimensions to a tolerance of ±0.5 mm.
If a part is outside that tolerance, does not fit the device the catalogue lists it for, cannot be assembled, or cracks or delaminates in normal use, it is defective. We are responsible for it under the legal guarantee of conformity below, and the nature of 3D printing is no excuse.
Colours are physical stock and can run out. If the colour you chose is gone before we print, we contact you and you may choose another or cancel for a full refund.
Unless we have agreed otherwise in writing, parts are sold for hobby and general use. They are not certified for aviation, medical, structural, load-bearing, food-contact or any other use where a failure could injure someone.
Legal guarantee of conformity
We are liable for two years from delivery if the goods do not conform to the contract — if they are faulty, differ from the description, or are not fit for a purpose you told us about and we accepted.
You may then require repair or replacement free of charge. If repair or replacement is impossible, fails, is not done within a reasonable time, or would cause you significant inconvenience, you may require a proportionate price reduction or cancel the contract and be refunded.
For at least the first year after delivery, a defect that shows up is presumed to have been there when the goods were delivered, and you do not have to prove it.
This right exists alongside the 14-day withdrawal right and is not limited by it.
We do not offer a commercial guarantee beyond the legal guarantee described above.
Models and intellectual property
If you send us a model to print, you keep every right in it and you confirm that you are entitled to have it printed. We print it, we do not publish it, resell it or print it for anyone else.
The catalogue models, photographs and text on this site are ours or are used with permission. All catalogue models are designed by our own authors.
Orders we will not print
We refuse, and refund in full, any order for:
- weapons, weapon parts or anything designed to injure;
- anything unlawful in Lithuania or in the country of delivery;
- anything that would infringe someone else’s intellectual property or other rights;
- medical devices or parts intended for medical use.
Liability
We are liable for loss that is a foreseeable consequence of our breaking this contract.
We do not exclude or limit our liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence, for fraud, or for anything else that cannot lawfully be excluded. In particular, nothing here limits your rights under consumer law or under the product liability rules.
We are not liable for a failure caused by something outside our reasonable control, for as long as it lasts, but you may cancel and be refunded if it goes on.
Governing law and disputes
These terms are governed by the law of the Republic of Lithuania.
As a consumer you also keep the protection of the mandatory rules of the country where you live, and you may bring proceedings in the courts of that country.
Before going to court, please use the complaints route on the Returns page — it is faster and it costs you nothing.