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Non‑Affiliation

• This product is an aftermarket, third‑party accessory created by an independent designer.
• All brand names, trademarks, and model numbers referenced (e.g., Milwaukee®, Dewalt®, Ryobi®) remain the property of their respective owners and are used solely to identify compatibility.

Intended Use & User Responsibility

• Designed only for the specific tool, device, or application described in the listing.
• Always verify fit and function before putting the item into service.
• Misuse, over‑loading, exposure to extreme temperatures, or modification may cause failure and void any implied warranties.

Material Characteristics

• Printed exclusively in PETG (polyethylene terephthalate glycol). PETG can soften above ~80 °C (176 °F) and may become brittle below −10 °C (14 °F).
• Colour variation, layer lines, and minor surface imperfections are normal for fused‑filament fabrication.

Safety Notices

• Small parts may present a choking hazard; keep away from children and pets.
• Do not expose to open flame or aggressive solvents.
• Inspect regularly for wear or cracks. Discontinue use at the first sign of damage.

Liability Limitation

• The manufacturer/seller’s maximum liability is limited to the purchase price of the product.
• By purchasing or using this item, the buyer assumes all risk and agrees to
  hold the designer, manufacturer, and seller harmless from any direct, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages arising from its use.

Compliance & Local Regulations

• Use is responsible for ensuring the product’s compliance with any local laws, regulations, or workplace safety standards that may apply.

PETG prints are durable but still benefit from mindful care. Keep them below about 80 °C (176 °F) and out of prolonged direct sun or hot cars, as the material softens near this temperature and can warp. Clean only with lukewarm water, mild dish soap, and a soft cloth—harsh solvents like acetone, brake cleaner, or strong paint thinners can craze or weaken the plastic, though brief wipes with ≤70 % isopropyl alcohol are generally safe.

While PETG tolerates occasional outdoor use, extended UV exposure can fade colours and embrittle the surface, so store items indoors whenever practical. Use each part only for its intended load and orientation, since layer lines create directional strength; avoid hammer blows, twisting, or drops, and inspect regularly for cracks or warping, retiring the item at the first sign of damage.

Store prints in a cool, dry place without heavy objects stacked on top, and remember that unless explicitly stated otherwise they are not certified for food or medical contact. Minor repairs are possible with PETG‑compatible epoxy after light sanding, but for critical applications it is safer to re‑print the damaged section. With these precautions, your PETG 3‑D prints should stay strong, true to shape, and good‑looking for years.