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We're building the world's first tabletop factory. A family of mini machines that let you create incredible objects. Our first product, the FormBox is a desktop vacuum former that makes beautiful things.
United Kingdom
Dodgy company. Claiming warranty with them have told me to pay for a cardboard box, and take a picture of the delivery man without his permission to make sure the CARDBOARD BOX is delivered. Refusing to offer any normal form of RMA what the hell is going on.
a pleasant experience. I bought their product the form box from independent seller but contacted them about warranty concerns and claiming other benefits. they were very helpful and I am happy to recommend both them and their products.
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