Photon Mono M7 MAX

Well, it’s pretty good, but there are quite a few questionable design choices. The power button is at the back, and even the resin refill is placed there, which makes it inconvenient especially for continuous work. It could have been great, but I still think the Anycubic M7 Max is better in terms of

I had so many issues with my M7 Max. After three weeks of trying to get it to work, I returned it. And I've been printing for years and have had multiple printers, so I know a little bit about what I'm doing lol. From my research, there's a couple issues that result in prints not sticking to the cen

Hello, I'dont know did you read all posts in this reddit. Will write you down. You can also contact me so i can send you photos from my printer if u need further help. Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Max is just screwed printer with a lot of fatal design mistakes, it's just crazy. I cannot tell is it proble

I don't own it, but according to internet, yes. It's mix of concave build plate near center(sometimes) and of gap. If you google adhesion problems on m7 pro, you will see they all got a problem on the very same spot at center. When you print RERF, 4, 6 and maybe 8 wont stick to plate. I could post d

Best to wait for the Jupiter 2 if you can for a large format (13") printer. Hopefully in addition to 16k, it will support a proper range of anti-aliasing grayscale and at least maintain the Jupiter Z-axis if not improve. The M7 Max is a better built machine, but only 6/7k resolution. Anycubic doesn'

Anycubic QC is trash lately. Get one of you like gambling and losing a lot. S4U has issues around auto-leveling/force sensor system, M7 has it worse as it doesn’t have as many tools to deal with it. The S4U 16K also has an over powered UV light source that makes calibrating a challenge. Saturn 3 non

Just printing today with a new M7 Max and I did think that it would possibly struggle to maintain the resin temperature all round the vat as the flip over lid is not even close to being airtight but I printed today and it did not drop below the 27 that I set it at, but that is probably because the a

I’ve seen multiple M7/M7 Pros with concave build plates, as well as M5s and M7 Max. Even J3DTech’s review of the M7 Max showed a concave plate, although he politely declined to criticize Anycubic over it. I have helped multiple people on Discord and Reddit with adhesion issues with these printers an

There's a bunch of bookmarks to the right. M7 Max isn't exactly a beginner printer though. Why did your friend sell it cheap? I would run through some basic checks. Check the build plate is flat, Anycubic seems to have issues with QC and lots of plates are being delivered concave. Level the printer

The M7 series is a different animal than the other printers by Anycubic. I just recently purchased my first M7. Although it is not a Max, I can understand what you are talking about. This is my 9th or 10th printer, and it is literally the first one that has a loading process at startup. I'm not sure