Photon Mono M5s Pro

Just don’t rely on their “AI” detection. It’s a joke. Remote viewing is great though. The reality is it takes so many layers just to get the build plate above the vat even if they fixed their AI detection you’re still quite a way into a print before you would even know if you had a failure. I’m not

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 own the m5s pro and the ultra 16k. Two things that set apart the ultra for me. Tank heater, wireless environment. Both need to be leveled. Both printed great to start, but after about a year the m5s prints but gives all kinds of issues that I think are related to issues with the Z axis that I have

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

I have mono m5s pro and slicing to the Anycubic format from chitubox works fine now. I'm curious if it was an update because before I couldn't slice in that file format (m5sp). But also I literally just hit save and in the drop down box for file type just change it to .stl It makes an stl with suppo

Evey slicer has different types of support types. The depth the supports go into the print etc if you dont mess with the default settings. If using light ones would give you cleaner end result with less of a hassle to clean them the medium ones are a safer bet to get the print done. 2 days ago I pri