Photon Mono 4 Ultra 10K

I would check flatness for both the build plate and the top plate (the part that holds the LCD). Anycubic have a real issue right now with QC and shipping concave build plates, and I know someone who bought and returned 2 Mono 4 Ultras (months apart) for the top plate being warped.

I’m using a Mono 4 ultra, .09mm per layer height, a burn in time of 60 layers for 40 seconds and lift travel of 6mm, and speeds of 3mm/s. I use anycubic eco resin 2.0, the resin is heard to 18-19°C, but I used to have zero problems until this weekend when everything went to hell in a hand basket If

Forna small format printer, Mars 4 Ultra if available, or Mars 5 Ultra if the Mars 4 Ultra isn’t available. I’d avoid Anycubic for multiple reasons, not least of which is the Mono 4 is an antique with a 10K LCD shoved into it. Mono 4 Ultra is a more modern design, but Anycubic QC issues make it hard

Mono 4 is an antique system with a new 10K LCD put over the top. Anycubic's quality control is a bit in the dumps currently. Mono 4 Ultra especially I've seen some bad QC from others. Mars 4 is fine except for the lack of anti-aliasing. Mars 4 Ultra has AA support, but comes with ACF release film by

Saturn 3 non-Ultra with Mercury 3.0 for $350 https://us.elegoo.com/products/saturn-3-with-mercury-plus-v3-0-bundle FWIW, Anycubic’s QC is ass now. I know someone who bought 4 M7s and returned all 4. Then bought the Mono 4 Ultra at 2 different times, months apart and returned it both times due to QC

… no AA bug. That’s about it. The M7 Max is probably the best of the current large format printers, at least until we see what the Jupiter 2 is like. That said, it’s fairly close between it and the Jupiter SE, and the SE can do per layer wait times like other Elegoo printers, so it depends on what y