FlashForge Shop has
Flashforge Foto 6.0 2K Mono LCD Resin 3D Printer for
$99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
DCGorman for posting this deal.
Note: Select the "Standard" option on the product page for the deal price.
Key Features:
- 6" 2K 2560x1620 monochrome screen
- Supported by linear rail, rod motor and clearance nut combination, Z-axis eliminates layer textures dramatically
- Innovative air flow design ensures Foto 6.0 an optimal 3d printing environment, which helps increase 3d printing quality and extend monoscreen's service life
- Build volume: 130 x 78 x 155 mm
- 405nm-wavelength UV integrated light to ensure a higher printing success rate. Reflector spotlight makes the light source more concentrated and even
- Integrated FEP Film Design
- Resin Vat Maximum Level helps avoid resin waste
- Compatible with most 405nm wavelength resins, including Standard Rapid, ABS-Like, Washable Resin, and many more
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I own one of these as I got as part of a package deal and have had good luck with it. I would compare it to the Photon Mono in terms of build quality. I'm not a huge fan of the FlashDLPrint software, but It works great with Chitubox and Lychee. For this price I may get another for doing minis.
This could be a decent entry resin printer, if that's what you're looking for. If you're uncertain, the relatively cheap price makes this a lower risk purchase as you figure out if you like printing or not.
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Anyone have opinions on where to buy resin and a decent wash/cure station?
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I'm relatively new to 3-D printing but I am really enjoying my Anycubic printers. I got a Kobra and it worked so well that I bought another one. Some people will recommend getting a Creality or something older with more support from the community.
Oh, another good reason to go with a filament printer is that there are a lot more opportunities to upgrade/enhance/tinker. A resin printer is a self-contained unit that doesnt have much opportunity to upgrade or modify (as far as I know). For example, on a filament printer you can replace the stock firmware with something called Klipper which is way more advanced and allows you to print closer to the physical speed of your printer.
I'm relatively new to 3-D printing but I am really enjoying my Anycubic printers. I got a Kobra and it worked so well that I bought another one. Some people will recommend getting a Creality or something older with more support from the community.
Oh, another good reason to go with a filament printer is that there are a lot more opportunities to upgrade/enhance/tinker. A resin printer is a self-contained unit that doesnt have much opportunity to upgrade or modify (as far as I know). For example, on a filament printer you can replace the stock firmware with something called Klipper which is way more advanced and allows you to print closer to the physical speed of your printer.
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One positive to a 2k screen: replacement of a 4k screen at this size will be quite pricey, and screen replacement is inevitable.
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