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Please help me solve this
To whom it may concern: I don't understand why I'm being penalized for this item, just because someone claims it belongs to them. Have you reviewed the specifications of each one? That person already told me to stop selling it because it was their intellectual property. I actually got it elsewhere. To avoid problems, they modified it with details like a battery, the brush cover, and screws at the joints. But they keep saying it's their design. I asked them if they wanted me to add feet and hands to make it different, or what they want. They can't claim something as their own if it's based on the same thing I did... the original design of an angle grinder. I urge you to verify the details of each design and you'll notice the differences. I can't add feet and hands or a square disc. Why would it be out of concept? I just finished another one with even more changes, but what do you want me to do? If there are similarities, it's because we're referring to the same item, which, by the way, I used a model from the DeWalt company. And they're not complaining to me about me using their design. The similarities are obvious because the item is based on the same concept... an angle grinder.
