Our project's greatest challenge has been producing the actual sets' boxes exactly to my specifications. This sentence really rubs me the wrong way. It says to

Our project's greatest challenge has been producing the actual sets' boxes exactly to my specifications. This sentence really rubs me the wrong way. It says to me that they really do not think about the possible consequences of distributing these to unsupervised kids. It's the "I just gave him the gun/alcohol, what he did after that is not my problem" point of view. I'm not saying that all kids shouldn't have access to fully-loaded chemistry sets, but chemicals should be distributed with forethought, and this guy is clearly not thinking about what harm the chemicals can do. (He's thinking about how to design a nice case.)