Photon Mono 4 Ultra 10K

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

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 bought a refurbished Anycubic on ebay from Anycubic and it is awesome. I got the Photon Mono 4 Ultra for a little over $100 (there are coupons regularly, so if there isn't a coupon, wait a couple of weeks) and I got a refurbished Elegoo Wash and Cure for around $60-$70 from their website. Resin is

Hmm I haven't had any problems with anycubic abs-like on a mono 4 ultra at the default high detail settings.

Anycubic hasn’t given me any issues! I’m sorry you’ve had so many. I have the mono 4 ultra and the regular m7

I have this machine's little brother, the Photon Mono 4 Ultra, and I absolutely love it. It has been my first resin printer and it has been an incredibly smooth experience. The app works well and this printer has been very easy to maintain. I did add the Anycubic heater module because I live in a co

I have the 4 ultra, it’s my fourth printer and my first SLA, and by far my favorite printer. I was nervous buying it because I did read some poor feedback, and Anycubic QA seems to be hit-or-miss. My Kobra 3 Max is a complete garbage fire. But the Mono 4 Ultra has been my savior, in three months I’v

I’m new to this but my Anycubic mono 4 Ultra has been FLAWLESS since calibrating carefully. Any and all imperfections since then have been due to me learning what works in my designs and applying supports/orientation, etc.

The Anycubic Mono 4 Ultra is a great printer for minis, if you look at the size of the screen and the size of pixels, it's the most detailed printer :) Really easy of use no fancy features, we never fail with it, highly recommend to get started :D (we're not paid to say that 🥰)

Thank you! The printer is an Anycubic Photon Mono 4 Ultra. It was $199 for prime day, so I figured it was a good entry to 3D printing and I wouldn’t be out much if it wasn’t for me. It’s been an incredibly good printer. It has a nice powerful light source, 17μm pixels and lots of other nice features