Loved the video! I actually interviewed one of their employees for a high school internship and it was very interesting!

Good video , thank you for the explenation.

A very bad experience as a production company. I was working with them on the production side. The requirements are very high and in order to get an order you have to bid with a very low price which does not bring you who knows what profit. Besides that, after you send the parts, you get a message after a month that the parts were not ok and you have to prepare a document to work on the grid in the following orders. If they make mistakes in the files, they try to make you guilty. In the end, the company that produces the parts comes out with a bad image. If you ask for the parts back, you have to pay the shipping again. Finally, we do not recommend companies to collaborate with this company that only outsources work, they do not produce anything.

Do you have any insights into the role of the suppliers?

How does Xometry adjust the quoting process to compensate for supply chain issues and inflation?

"manufacturing bureau" what they really mean is "manufacturing broker"? Does Xometry have any machine tools, processes or engineers? NO Well gosh; what do they have then? Just some software which they are calling "AI powered market place for building big ideas" But really everyone else would call this just marketing BS for a "search engine". All we have here is just another "clever start up" that is attempting to LEVERAGE THE SERVICE OF OTHER COMPANIES and then claim to be an innovator. If you want manufacturing processes; GO TO THE PEOPLE WHO ACTUALLY DO THE WORK!

Listen I don't know you . But either you work for Xometry or they are paying you to promote them . Xometry is just a middle man . They do not vet the shops that they contract. My company uses them . I as a machinist have to rework most of their work because the parts are not to print and because there is no time to do a " RTV or a return to vendor " . We make parts for the rovers on Mars . So we have launch commitments . So I have asked our engineers to vet local machine shops in our area so we can better control the processes and keep to our schedule rather than use Xometry. Unfortunately our machine shop is too small to keep up with the rework influx caused by Xomemtry and 5hier in adequate pricing and delivery.

They give you the lowest bid possible.

xometry is horrible to do work for.

"Do you have to worry about costing parts?" Yes, yes I do! 1,292 dollars for a 6 inch by 6 inch custom aluminum fire bell gong that is 2 inches tall that is hollow like a bowl! Over priced BS!