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ANYCUBIC Photon Mono 3D Printer, UV LCD Resin 3D Printer Fast Printing with 6.08'' 2K Monochrome LCD, Off-line Print 5.11"(L) x 3.14"(W) x 6.49"(H) Printing Size - $259.00
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5.11"(L) x 3.14"(W) x 6.49"(H) Printing Size
System : ANYCUBIC Photon Mono
Operation : 2.8 inch Touch Screen
Software : ANYCUBIC Photon workshop / ChituBox
Connectivity : USB
Technology: LCD-based SLA
XY Res.: 0.051mm 2560*1620（2K）
Z Axis Res.: 0.01mm
Printing Speed: MAX 50mm/h
Rated Power: 45W
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08HH32...bGbNC
Prime members get free shipping.
5.11"(L) x 3.14"(W) x 6.49"(H) Printing Size
System : ANYCUBIC Photon Mono
Operation : 2.8 inch Touch Screen
Software : ANYCUBIC Photon workshop / ChituBox
Connectivity : USB
Technology: LCD-based SLA
XY Res.: 0.051mm 2560*1620（2K）
Z Axis Res.: 0.01mm
Printing Speed: MAX 50mm/h
Rated Power: 45W
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08HH32...bGbNC
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5.11"(L) x 3.14"(W) x 6.49"(H) Printing Size
System : ANYCUBIC Photon Mono
Operation : 2.8 inch Touch Screen
Software : ANYCUBIC Photon workshop / ChituBox
Connectivity : USB
Technology: LCD-based SLA
XY Res.: 0.051mm 2560*1620（2K）
Z Axis Res.: 0.01mm
Printing Speed: MAX 50mm/h
Rated Power: 45W
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08HH32...bGbNC
Prime members get free shipping.
5.11"(L) x 3.14"(W) x 6.49"(H) Printing Size
System : ANYCUBIC Photon Mono
Operation : 2.8 inch Touch Screen
Software : ANYCUBIC Photon workshop / ChituBox
Connectivity : USB
Technology: LCD-based SLA
XY Res.: 0.051mm 2560*1620（2K）
Z Axis Res.: 0.01mm
Printing Speed: MAX 50mm/h
Rated Power: 45W
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08HH32...bGbNC
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Their shipping department was a joke though, no tracking....it just showed up a week later.
We people weren't so lucky and are still waiting for their orders from November.
It's a great printer, not a bad deal to pay a little more to get it within a few days
Their shipping department was a joke though, no tracking....it just showed up a week later.
We people weren't so lucky and are still waiting for their orders from November.
It's a great printer, not a bad deal to pay a little more to get it within a few days
https://www.anycubic.co
It took 8 days to get my mono, 6 weeks for my resin, and I hear some people are still waiting for their wash & cure
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I have the Photon S and almost wish I could have waited for the Mono (if I knew it even existed)
A8 Plus DIY 3D Printer with 300*300*350mm build area $189
Creality LD-002R LCD Resin 3D Printer $169
Sovol SV02 Dual Extruder 3D Printer 280*240*300 mm US$345.99 Free Shipping
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A8 Plus DIY 3D Printer with 300*300*350mm build area $189
Creality LD-002R LCD Resin 3D Printer $169
Sovol SV02 Dual Extruder 3D Printer 280*240*300 mm US$345.99 Free Shipping
FDM printers can be a bit annoying at first in terms of learning about leveling the bed, supports, and replacement parts, but once you're comfortable with that, a resin printer is a good NEXT printer. I do recommend you put the resin printer in a garage or a place where it can be properly ventilated. Resin fumes (even the eco ones) can give you nasty headaches and it permeates the air really quickly. I did a 2hr print on my photon S when i first got it in my office and it spread through the entire first floor within the hour and everyone got a nasty headache from it.
Another thing to note is that, price wise, you can't compare a FDM printer to a SLA/DLP printer because they're different printing technologies. SLA/DLP printers are generally more expensive per build volume but they're significantly faster if you do a full plate print. FDM printers are better for large scale prints (like a mandalorian helmet or pieces of a prop sword print) but they are generally much slower than resin printers.
I haven't used the creality LD-002R or the Sovol but the main favorites are usually the Anycubic or the Elegoo branded printers.
If I were to buy a resin printer today, I'd go w/ the monochrome printer over anything standard LCD for cost and speed reasons. (monochrome lasts longer and requires a significantly lower exposure time).
but if you have never done 3d printing, start w/ FDM first. it's a bit more forgiving and a lot less post processing (and non toxic if you work with PLA)
FDM printers can be a bit annoying at first in terms of learning about leveling the bed, supports, and replacement parts, but once you're comfortable with that, a resin printer is a good NEXT printer. I do recommend you put the resin printer in a garage or a place where it can be properly ventilated. Resin fumes (even the eco ones) can give you nasty headaches and it permeates the air really quickly. I did a 2hr print on my photon S when i first got it in my office and it spread through the entire first floor within the hour and everyone got a nasty headache from it.
Another thing to note is that, price wise, you can't compare a FDM printer to a SLA/DLP printer because they're different printing technologies. SLA/DLP printers are generally more expensive per build volume but they're significantly faster if you do a full plate print. FDM printers are better for large scale prints (like a mandalorian helmet or pieces of a prop sword print) but they are generally much slower than resin printers.
I haven't used the creality LD-002R or the Sovol but the main favorites are usually the Anycubic or the Elegoo branded printers.
If I were to buy a resin printer today, I'd go w/ the monochrome printer over anything standard LCD for cost and speed reasons. (monochrome lasts longer and requires a significantly lower exposure time).
but if you have never done 3d printing, start w/ FDM first. it's a bit more forgiving and a lot less post processing (and non toxic if you work with PLA)
if you're brave enough, you can even upgrade your ender 3 to print longer stuff by upgrading your rails and belt and modifying your slicer to accommodate the new length.
https://www.anycubic.co
It took 8 days to get my mono, 6 weeks for my resin, and I hear some people are still waiting for their wash & cure
I started basically from scratch with zero knowledge but decided to go resin for the quality. Getting all the safety precautions in place now. Stay safe!
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