Reviews

The seller communicated everything and the print quality was really good.

The supplied drawing was not entirely correct. 3DParts has adapted this for me and I am 100% satisfied with the result! Thank you.

Super job

excellent seller! Quick turnaround, good communication and even included some extras!

Great seller! Pretty quick turnaround and good communication.

Excellent print, great packaging for shipping and fast speed. Thanks.

Great experience!

always a pleasure to work with, thank you!

Good speed and good communication but the surface had bumps and some plastic hairs.

Ordered the sandwich layer of a keyboard case. Printing and especially shipping was very fast. Prints look good, quality is as expected! Thanks for the prompt and good service!

Ivan Calderero is a 3D printing company located in Barcelona, Spain. They offer FDM printing with PLA material. The test model was printed less within a day. The details came out very accurate and the surface is clean and shiny.

Terraprint LLC is a 3D printing company located in Tyrone, Pennsylvania. They offer FDM printing with PLA plastic. The test part came out nicely. The vendor managed to print the "antennas" accurately and the surface looks good.

Awesome work, very fast turnaround and delivery. Really impressed :D

Printed really quickly with great quality. Responded to necessary changes needed to the print for it to function properly. Installed it onto my headset and it holds well, perhaps even too well. Big plus for being available in the middle of a global pandemic.

I'll be back

Layer Resolution: 50 micron - 500 micron Infill: 20% (default) Material & Color: PC Black I needed to print a replacement part for the Steam Controller right bumper. Apparently this is a common failure for the controller. I took a blind guess that the polycarbonate print would be strong enough, but it wasn't. The same part that failed before snapped off. Also, the tolerances were a bit off. I had to bore out 2 holes a little larger so that a metal shaft from the controller would fit. I also had to sand down a couple pegs on the reverse side so that the part would fit into the controller. It was during my handling the part with a filer that the part snapped. I don't really blame anyone for this, but it still sucks. I wonder if I wouldn't have had any of these problems if I had printed in a different material or tolerance. 0.5 mm seems a bit large now that I think about it. Oh well. I'll probably try to epoxy it together later.