Has Anyone Used Xometry to Make Parts?

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What did you think of the price/quality?
Looking to get parts made and heard about Xometry. Has anyone here used them for CNC or 3D Printing?
 
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Summary:: What did you think of the price/quality?

Looking to get parts made and heard about Xometry. Has anyone here used them for CNC or 3D Printing?
Welcome to the PF, Tommy. :smile:

Your post initially got placed in the Moderation Queue because you are a new user posting a vague question about a company/service -- that is often a spam setup. I looked at the company and they are probably too big to need to be posting spam on the Internet, so I approved your post for now.

What kind of parts do you need? How many? How complex? 3-D printed, machined/CNC, other? What material do you think you want to use? Is there a reason that you are looking at this company versus other options?

The more details that you can give us, the better we can try to answer.
 
They did decent work for prototype quality components the handful of times my programs went that way. AFAIK, they're not suitable for military, government, or flight components. We used them for rapid turn around ground support equipment. IIRC the selection of material tempers was slightly limited if that's something that is important in your designs.
 

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