Combustion I.
Okay for the hobbyist, poor for manufacturing
In my business I run 50-200 MJF parts at a time, where the final parts (in my case MJF with vapor polish) are used as the housing for a high end electronics product. Unfortunately the manufacturing quality is very spotty if you are seeking a nicely finished product and they make it extremely difficult to return things. You regularly hear "looks good to me" "our regular machine was down" types of comments to address the cosmetic issues instead of getting real help to replace parts you cannot use. Bottom line - It is great if you are a hobbyist and not reselling the part. If you are looking for true manufacturing quality and someone who will accept responsibility for their work; I would go to Hubs or an alternate source who understands real world manufacturing vs making parts for 3d printing enthusiasts. I've been ordering(painfully) for the past few years and it has been a constant battle to get parts that are defect free. Unfortunately they don't see or treat you as a partner, like a regular/professional manufacturer would.
Response from JawsTecJun 9, 2025
Hi Michael, We’ve truly appreciated working with you since 2021 and have always valued the time and effort you and Amy have put into refining the process for your parts. While we’ve had a few challenges over the years, your collaboration has helped us create a consistent approach tailored to your needs. We’re sorry to hear that the March order, produced using the exact MJF and vapor polish process you helped establish, didn’t meet your expectations. Cosmetic quality is critical for your application, and we regret that this order fell short. To anyone reading this review: mention Michael’s feedback when placing your first order, and we’ll extend a 25% discount as a thank you for giving us a chance to earn your trust. Thank you.