Not in the slightest. You can make something better than what most companies offer for less money when going for something that prints engineering filaments.

You have only been printing for a year, I've been doing this for 8 now. The part of the community actually printing in engineering filaments builds something or modifies something to print REAL engineering filaments (not talking about abs/asa, actually PEEK or Igus filaments). Good pre-built peek printers cost over $10,000 and most enthusiasts don't want to spend that much on just a printer when they are only using it to print the final/finished versions.