Support the Creator: Defending Thingiverse Cube!

I need your support. My "bakercube" became the most downloaded object on Thingiverse for an incredible 16 months, with over 158K of you printing it at home (Sep 26, 2019, web.archive.org) within the first 2 years. I'm truly grateful for the overwhelming response and the sense of community we've built.

However, two lawyers operating under KitchenCube LLC and Altamatic LLC used my cube design without any authorization, manufactured it in China, and are now selling the derivative copy of the cube on the market. This is a blatant violation of the Creative Commons, non-commercial, no derivative license we use here with our work.

When I confronted them, they told me to go away and threatened legal action against me. I believe in standing up for creator's rights, and I refuse to let our hard work be exploited in this manner.

I am seeking your support in raising funds to cover legal fees and expenses to bring our authentic version of the cube to the market. Please consider contributing and sharing the link:

Support the Creator: Defending Thingiverse Cube!.

If you’ve been around 3D prints for a while, your fingers probably show battle scars of the most dangerous part of 3D printing: the removal of the print using sharp objects.