Photon Mono 4 Ultra 10K

thank you! i have anycubic photon mono 4 ultra. did a great job even in this scale.

I just started resin printing about a month ago, I got a anycubic mono 4 ultra for printing dnd minis and it’s great! After doing my research for all the other bits and pieces (ppe, washing/curing station, cleaning stuff) needed it came to around £500 for everything

I have 2 that I mainly use, and they're very affordable. The Creality Halot mage 8k I think I paid 250 for and it has a sizable build plate on it. And one I really recommend you get, especially if you're starting out, is the Anycubic Mono 4 ultra. It's smaller but it's a 10k resolution packed into a

Yes you can definetely print that with resin, you can look at the Mono 4 Ultra from anycubic, it's really precise you can print at 30um with it to achieve small pieces like this :D

despite the supports marks , the print looks amazing , i very inclined to buy this anycubic mono 4 ultra, please share more prints .

Hi, I had the same question around a year ago. They don't make screens that size anymore I'm afraid, or that resolution. Unless someone has one in stock somewhere. I replaced my Halot One with an AnyCubic Photon Mono 4 Ultra. The increased resolution is good, and the smaller layer height is great, a

Man I gotta save my comments. I'd pass on the Mono 4, it's an antique design with a 10K LCD slapped on top (it's basically identical to the previous Mono 2 4K printer, and even that was already long in the tooth design wise). Pass on the Mono 4 Ultra due to QC issues. Warped top plate being one. Con

Anycubic Photon Mono 4 Ultra It's the one I currently have and also my first one. It's really is easy to set up and print. Base parameters are fine, never had any issue with my prints. If you want good details I recommend the Abs Pro Like 2 (also from Anycubic) resin. Here's an Artillery Witch mini

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

I have a Anycubic Photon Mono 4 Ultra to print minis and it does a pretty good job at that. The printer itself is cheap at aroud 200€ but you need a whole resin setup (grow tent, filter, respirator, ventilation and wash and cure sation). All in all it's going to cost about 600€