Amazing company. Quick and affordable. He brought my idea from concept to 3-d prototype. And now we…read morehave a Patent. Don't get to busy John, we'll need you again!

Thanks for such an amazing product especially for someone who has a back problem like me I am…read morerecommending this to my friends, friends of friends not just because it's a good workout and it helps you get back in shape (with discipline ) but most especially it gives you more time to spend with your loved ones. John is brilliant, honest and will work with you throughout :) Highly Recommended !

Honesty and expertise…read more I was desperate to replace the gasket for my blender. I was prepared to have it 3d printed since the manufacturer no longer supplies it. Instead the owner told me how to replace it at a fraction of the cost. So not a customer yet, but a fan and advocate.

I am not a maker, but the time came for me to tinker with something. I created a 3D-design and…read moreuploaded to several places online for a quote. Most places simply put me on e-mailing lists. (I am now also getting A TON MORE junk mail.) From one of these places someone called me and asked me questions that I did not understand. Only Peter contacted me with no non-sense, answered my questions, and gave me a great price! Turnaround was as promised, too. It gets better! I had ordered 5 pieces and wanted an add-on to each one. While he could just have 3-d printed all 5 add-ons, he suggested that I do just ONE first, and make sure the fit was ok, before proceeding with the other 4. Spoken like a partner, and not a vendor who is trying to squeeze every last dollar out of you. I am done shopping for 3D printers: Pete is my go-to guy!

I volunteer here, and it's a remarkable space. It fulfills the two great interests I have in a…read moremakerspace: - It provides equipment I could never reasonably own myself - It offers opportunities to chat and brainstorm with other experienced builders HexLab has just reopened after restructuring, and I'm pleased by the way we're keeping the good and improving on it.

Called to inquire about laser cutting, spoke to a older guy it sounded like. He was rude, rushed me…read moreoff the phone and didnt answer any questions. I dont know if thats how they typically do business but id stay away personally after that.

When it comes to printing, I'm always looking for a high quality, worry-free experience. And that's…read morewhat Geoff Pick and his team at Clear Print deliver. They are deeply knowledgeable, detail oriented, highly personable, and always go the extra mile to ensure customer satisfaction. In my 30+ years as a designer/creative director, Clear Print has always been at the top of my list.

I love Clear Print. The quality of their work is amazing and in a timely matter. Geoff and Blaine…read moreare amazing to work with and are always very responsive and on top of everything.

Great communication, with straight forward excellent work, highly recommend working with this…read morecompany.

I own a small wood shop and we have used Triarchic Theory to help us with some more complicated…read morejobs. So far we've done four jobs with Mike and everything has been great. Clear communication, great work, quick turn around, very professional! Mike is very knowledgable about his work and machine and has helped us problem solve some difficult fabrication needs. We've had him cut pieces 6 feet long and others 6cm long. Highly recommend.

Haryn at LCS is super helpful and knowledgeable. I've had her do many projects for me, small-run…read morecrafty projects, also signage and displays for my wedding, and they always turn out just the way I want them. She's skilled with the tech part but also an excellent designer and artist. Highly recommended!

I usually don't write reviews for local shops that I use for my business needs and I really can't…read moreexplain why other than yelp is mostly used as a personal account for me. No one really knows who CW is anyways, but here goes. I have been working with The laser Cutting Shop and the owner Haryn on and off for well over a decade now. It's hard to describe all the projects we have done with them, but I will try to talk in more generalities about a trusted local vendor for us. We have prototyped numerous new product concepts with her shop that needed laser cutting, laser etching and laser marking on all types of materials. Her creativity in solving problems to get what our team needs for prototypes has always made the entire process easier and many times have helped us drive to better solutions based on those prototypes. Every prototyping job we have done with Haryn has been different or had its own unique challenges, but they have always come through. Many times we have pushed the boundaries of what can be prototyped and always been happy with the results. Timelines of course vary with each and every job, but we have never felt like we have been not getting top service with the very fastest possible turnarounds based on our requests. It's difficult to sum up years of working together, but I really can't imagine going anywhere else for this type of work.

Do you need electronics components, such as transistors, resistors, circuit boards, connectors etc?…read morePrototypes, hobbyists and DIY folks will all find reasons to head to Electronics Expiditers. They are hard-ish to find, they are in the industrial area in the west end of Camarillo. and you need to call ahead if you have specific parts that you need-because during Covid they closed off their warehouse, so you have to order by items now instead of browsing the aisles. But they are super nice & easy to work with. :)

Like stepping back in time... They have a lot of the discrete components you need to develop your…read moreown project designs. They don't stock much of anything relating to ICs or transistors, but you'll find a selection of chassis, and hardware items to build up your prototypes. T One downside is that since they have so few walk-in customers, you can't get in to the parts area without waiting for one of the phone support people to break free and walk you over to the parts area. Another down side is that much of their shelf stock is very old. Spray cans of solvent may be half-empty from can leaks, and electrolytic aren't necessary going to be fresh. But with components like fans, relays, transformers, resistors, etc. that won't matter. They also carry hand tools, tool cases, heat-shrink, solder, connectors, adapters, plugs... just a lot of other stuff to create and repair electronic projects. Their pricing is not particularly cheap. The people working there (mostly in cubicles doing phone orders) are very nice.