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.

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

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.

Because you are using Lychee. I read that in order to make use of the sensor suite on the m5s, you need to slice your files in Anycubics own slicer, Photon Workshop, or in Chitubox. Those are the one 2 slicers which support the meta data required for the "Intelligent Release" force sensor on the M5s

I got anycubic mono m5s pro. It was cheap and functions great plus I have no issues so far. Mainly used for miniatures

I personally use an AnyCubic Photon Mono M5s Pro, it has been doing the job for me. Can't say whether it is the best, but it definitely works well enough for me.

Hola Sonic. Gracias por ayudarme, en la parte central de la base de resina si estaba con suficiente resina para evitar eso, al parecer solo no se alcanzaron a pegar las primeras capas, en otras impresiones si han salido "correctas de esas zona" y de hecho tengo otra impresora que es Anycubic Photon

So the "smearing" thing has happened for me with anycubic abs like. I don't know if plant based is thicker but I found out that thicker resins can have issues with lift distance because it doesn't "fill the gap" when lifting. So I just increased the lift distance a couple mm on the base layers and t