This Acceptable Use Policy outlines the standards and restrictions for projects submitted to Eric's 3D Services. We reserve the right to refuse any project, at our sole discretion, that we believe violates the law, safety standards, or our company values.
We strictly prohibit the use of our services for the production of the following:
Functional firearms, firearm components (including but not limited to frames, receivers, magazines, or silencers), or any parts intended to bypass weapons regulations. This includes "ghost gun" components and items that violate the Undetectable Firearms Act, plus parts for explosives or other lethal weaponry.
Copyrighted or trademarked material where the customer does not have verifiable authorization from the rights holder. We will not print proprietary designs, logos, or characters for commercial resale without proof of license.
Anything illegal to possess, manufacture, or distribute in Saint Albans, Maine, the United States, or your specific jurisdiction. This includes drug paraphernalia or tools designed specifically for criminal activity.
Items intended to deceive others, such as counterfeit currency, fake identification, forged badges, or replicas designed to be passed off as authentic high-value goods.
Items that promote, facilitate, or encourage violence, hate speech, or discrimination based on race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, or disability. We will not manufacture trophies or symbols of hate groups.
Components intended for aerospace, aviation, or life-critical medical applications. We're a specialized hobbyist and prototyping shop, not a certified ISO/AS9100 environment, and can't guarantee the material traceability or structural certification these high-risk industries require.
Sexually explicit content: we generally do not print sexually explicit material. We may consider requests for anatomical models, classical art reproductions, or educational tools on a case-by-case basis, provided they don't violate local obscenity laws.
We remain the final arbiter of what's acceptable for our machines. If a design appears borderline or unsafe for our specific equipment, for example designs that could damage machines or release toxic fumes, we'll cancel the order and provide a full refund if production hasn't started.
If we receive a request to print items that suggest an immediate threat to public safety or a violation of federal law, specifically regarding illegal firearms, we reserve the right to report such requests to the appropriate law enforcement authorities.