There are so few reviews on this king of service. Very nice that you have reviewed it for all of us. Thanks!

Great way to use a 3D print delivering service. Thanks for sharing your experience with all of us 👍😀

Nice review thanks! It helped me get my first 3D printed Aluminum part done (have done silver jewelry before via Shapeways). I made five 2.65mm x 45mm x 45mm pin grid aluminum heat sinks (total surface area of ~4700mm^2 per heatsink) to add to my ASUS Zephyrs G14 2022. It helped keep boost clocks up by +100Mhz on average during all core loads (Cinebench R23, 30min run) and helped bring down the idle temps from 42C to 37C (both temps with a laptop cooling pad with a fan). Only cost about $40 for a very unique part that can't be made otherwise. CNC option was 3x the cost.

You my friend are a inspiration with you creative methods and ideas Keep up the great work,

it turned out to be very unique and good, nice job 👍

Very good bro !!!

what a cool mod! well done

I am curious how this place compares to Shapeways?

Always good to see more applications of metal AM. Do you know which machine was used to make your parts?

PCBway's CNC machining cost is about the same at $50 something USD for a small part. i kept the model simple and have taps at home to finish it off. i also saved money by making one of the more difficult parts at home on my lathe. eventually I'll get a cnc mill to be able to make a wider range of things myself. i like your heat spreaders that's pretty cool you went the extra mile to customize them.

How strong are the parts and the bonding? Do you feel you could break off a tentacle with yours fingers if you tried? Or is it closer to a CNCed part? Thanks for the video!

...gud one

How is it priced? $ pr cm3? how does it compare to shapeway?

Noice

Often you also plate something with nickel first and then with copper.

do a mold, then use plating to fill it in

so you pay someone to print in metal so you can make video of it ?

Also don't be a satanist. get rid of that symbol