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Help support the local economy by engaging with small businesses and freelancers to create your products and projects. By working with a NextFab member, you can enjoy a one-on-one experience with designers and fabricators with a diverse skill set.
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None. NextFab is only providing the venue for you to connect with one of our talented members. The member you hire is solely responsible for the result of the project.
You will receive an email to the address that you supply when your job is posted. Your name and email address are not visible until you reply to an email sent by the member.
Members are able to provide links to their portfolio or website and describe how they plan to complete your project to help you assess their ability. You may also follow up with requests for more information as you see fit.
Members will only see the information that you supply about the project (title, description, attachments, budget, schedule). Your name and email address are not visible until you reply to an email sent by a member.
Projects are automatically deleted 14 days after they are posted. We do this because we don’t want members spending time to contact clients who are already working with someone or are no longer interested in having the project completed. You are always welcome to post the project again.
You may want to consider resubmitting the project with an adjusted budget or schedule. Those are important variables that members will consider when assessing the project. It’s also possible that NextFab doesn’t have the right equipment to complete your project.
You will have the opportunity to choose which person is the best fit for your project.
That’s something that you and the person you hire will need to establish. A deposit is typically requested to cover material costs at a minimum.
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