Photon Mono M5s Pro

WTF 9s? I just have my first print on Anycubic M5s pro. Printed some miniature with 1.8s, heavy support on Phonton Studio. It comes out ok but definitely has room for improvement. I would really appreciate if anyone could share their setting on this resin.

I dont know about them But mine is the Anycubic M5s pro wich has auto leveling etc. And it costs around 300 bucks Wich for a 3D printer is pretty affordable

Every printer ever made has had someone with a failure out of the box. And as has been said a thousand times, people don't post when they're happy. The only printer I've had that was a constant pain was the m5s pro and Anycubic stopped selling that one conspicuously quickly. My ultra 16k has been a

You are fighting 2 issues here (as is typical), leveling, and lack of wait times. Iirc, the M5S Pro is an auto leveling printer, so you’re already off to a bad start. These printers don’t actually level, something ‘floats’. On Anycubic printers it’s the LCD. So no matter how much you level the build

I have personally experienced this before on used machines. Here’s what worked for me: Fill the hood with hot, concentrated Mean Green and let it soak for a while. After that, buff it out with Meguiar’s PlastX — the kind made for restoring cloudy headlights. Honestly, treat it just like a cloudy car

Look for a printer with some form of assisted levelling, a load sensor to detect fails. As a foundation these two imo are really the only quality of life features to come to resin printing since mono screens. A nice bonus feature to look for is exposure calibration. If the printer you end up on does

That's this page, correct? https://store.anycubic.com/products/adapter-1 Unfortunately, this isn't the adapter for your model. Though it says it's for the Photon Series, implying all Photon mosel printers, it's actually only compatible with a very skint few models, listed on the page (Air Heat& Pure

One of my two Anycubic m5s pro vats is stripped. My elegoo mars2 pro vat has been fine for many years, one of my two Saturn 4 ultra vats is stripping. Just seems to be a crapshoot. I just sand it down smooth so no chunks come off in the vat. Whether it's bare metal or not doesn't affect anything.

I love my Anycubic Mono M5S Pro, I just use a 70-30 mix of regular resin to abs-like and it makes well-detailed models that don't break when you drop them onto hard floors from 6ft up.

Just my two cents. I have the ultra 16k and have had zero issues with the drip tray and zero issues leveling the build plate. As far as screen replacement, I did a screen on my anycubic m5s pro and I had to take a significant amount of it apart. I'm not sure why that's such a deal breaker. It's defi