> Printing for your own use is non-infringing This may be true in relation to fair use/fair dealing exceptions, but not as a general statement. > 3D model is

> Printing for your own use is non-infringing This may be true in relation to fair use/fair dealing exceptions, but not as a general statement. > 3D model is effectively a drawing of it They may hold the copyright in it, but it can still infringes a pre-existing third party design right. > Copyrights can be infringed, but only where there is copyrighted detail I don't understand what you mean by this. If something attracts the protection of copyright, it will be infringed if the usual tests are satisfied - where does 'copyrighted detail' come into it?