Photon Mono M7 MAX

I have the Anycubic Mono M7 Max and other than the cos and sometimes hard to find ACF replacement film, I love it.

I've had some experience taking resin off of glass on my resin 3D printer, I have found some techniques that work such as acetone as you mentioned and some cotton balls to keep the resin soaking while I use some plastic scrapers and my fingernails to pry it off. I also haven't mentioned that the LCD

J’ai la M7 Max est d’origine la température n’est pas maintenu pendant l’impression. Il a fallu que je coche l’option depuis l’application Anycubic sur mobile. Regarde peut être de ce coté la. Sinon tu peux acheter le chauffage de Anycubic, le Anycubic Heater, il marche très bien pour maintenir la t

If you need something big. There is only 4 available options. Phrozen Sonic Mega \ Anycubic m7 MAX \ Elegoo Jupiter \ GK3 Ultra. And from this list GK3 probably most ''premium looking'' Jupiter \ Mega = lower resolution. So idk. Anycubic M7 MAX = is pretty good. And actually im not sure if extra 100

They are very comparable, if WiFi sending is a big deal to you, then the M7 Max has it, whereas the Mega does not ( unless they have changed something ). They are both large, both workhorses, and perform great.. The long term cost of the parts favors the M7 max, I think the LCDs sell for about $200

Mega not worth it. OG Jupiter from what I've heard is quite good. Maybe just need some help tuning? Otherwise Jupiter 2 may be good (although auto-leveling) and I've heard Piocreat is also working on a 14" 16K printer. The M7 Max is probably the best currently, if you can get a good copy. Anycubic's

yes and no YES: printer XY resolution has not seen any practical advance in years. 16k on a 10inch screen is just pointless - you can't tell the difference between that and 8k with antialiasing. NO: Main point that I agree with from other replies is that the real disrupter we're waiting for is a bet

I have Anycubic M7 max at the 13-inch range. It's a beast at printing large models. User friendly on the touch panel, it self checks itself before every print. Tells you when you need to replace the fep after so many hours. It auto levels, pressure sensitive, and has a resin pump that can fill or em

Anycubic or Elegoo are great companies for beginners and actually can serve you well all the way to professional level. I only have Anycubic machines so can only comment on them specifically but what size you go for will really depend on what you’re intending to make. All of the AC machines have sta

Short answer is no, Anycubic wants you to buy the P1, which is really an M7 Max split into two vat areas, or one depending on how you use it, I will say that it does appear to be well built and high grade materials, but the M7 Pro is also quite nice and great for professionals. The slicer had the ca