Workmanship and Why it Matters

Workmanship is important. Whether it's taking a few extra seconds on the finishing pass to get it just right, slowing down your speeds and feeds to reduce vibration and chatter, or taking the time to package a part correctly so it doesn't get dinged and damaged in shipping, the pride you take in your work shows.

Xometry's VP of Manufacturing and Quality, Jason McClure, covers the basics of workmanship, why it matters, and what you can do to get better-looking parts with minimal effort.

Are you proud of the parts you're making?
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