Shapeways
Shapeways’ digital manufacturing engine offers customers access to high-quality manufacturing from start to finish through automation, innovation, and digitization. The company’s purpose-built software, a wide selection of materials and technologies, and global supply chain lower manufacturing barriers and speed delivery of quality products. Shapeways’ digital manufacturing services have empowered more than one million customers worldwide to produce more than 21 million parts using 11 different technologies and 90 different materials and finishes. We deliver professional production-grade parts based on your specifications and needs. We specialize in small volume production. We fill the gap between mass production and prototyping. Our extensive and adaptable quality control processes and certifications makes the ideal partner to larger manufacturers and assemblers. Headquartered in New York City, Shapeways has ISO 9001-compliant manufacturing facilities in the Netherlands, and a network of verified partners around the globe.www.shapeways.com
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Sep 20, 2026
FanboyHOST
You actually look the opposite now.
FanboyHOST
Because when I worked at Shapeways, I never took lunch, ever.
FanboyHOST
ever never took lunch i worked through every single lunch for nine years and every time i did that shit yeah no i would just i remember going into a one review and i was i was trying to like you know talk about a raise and and please you know here's all the things why you know when you're an amateur you're just like kind of grasping at straws i would give them all the bullet points.
FanboyHOST
I remember saying, Hey, I, I worked through every lunch.
FanboyHOST
I do laugh though.
FanboyHOST
When we get like a new person, I think the first time I think I was at shapeways.
FanboyHOST
I was, when I first became a manager, we, I think I was making at that time.
FanboyHOST
Shit.
Daniel StillmanGUEST
One of my first businesses, Guillermo, was a 3D printed men's accessories line.
Daniel StillmanGUEST
We worked with a company called Shapeways, which sadly is no longer in business.
Daniel StillmanGUEST
They tried to scale.
Daniel StillmanGUEST
They had metal printing.
The HaterHOST
Like, they intentionally make shit like that fucking hard.
FanboyHOST
Yeah, Shapeways, when I used to work at Shapeways, towards the end, they...
FanboyHOST
they wanted to remove the marketplace, which the marketplace was, you can buy files or buy like 3d prints from people.
FanboyHOST
It was like a Shopify or kind of, you know, fourth wall kind of thing where I'm selling my files, you order it.