Photon Mono M7 MAX

I can only speak from my own experience, and I still consider myself a noob when it comes to printing, so it may not be worth much. I used standard resin for almost a year, but with plans to potentially sell model kits, I decided to switch over to ABS-like so that parts would survive potential shipp

You have a 12k. I have a anycubic photon m7 max. I'm only getting 7k. But I like to print big stuff!

It's fine, I've literally plugged them in, they run the self check, and connected to my LAN. I've had consistent prints since day 1. My only failed prints are from trying to see how far I can push blindly. I adjusted exposure time for my prints either 1.8s for minis to 2.0 for larger stuff. A lot of

KEEP IT! Its not that old and there really isn't much available in the way of large scale 3d resin printers right now. Phrozen Mega 8k is no longer in production, the Uniformation Gk3 Ultra is out of stock worldwide and the company is unreliable and the Jupiter 2 is vaporware. The only viable option

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

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

That's good for you, I'm really happy it's reliable for you. I had my Gk3u for 3 months before I refunded it and got the M7 Max instead. Almost half the price, same print quality, and a slew of user friendly features missing on the GK3U. The sensor suite on the Max is game changing and Uni will fall

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'

I would normally agree but we have been testing different films from all the main manufacturers costing us a lot of money to find the best films and the results will be in a YouTube video BUT this film out performed every other brand by MILES!! It releases with the first 0.3mm so you can have a lift

Part 3/4 Anycubic M7 Max Pros: -Heated vat -Resin pump -Wifi -Incredible App integration -COB light instead of Matrix, so the pixels are alot sharper -Affordable LCD spareparts price due to it only being a 7k screen -MSRP of 899usd is a great pricepoint, which with Anycubics constant sales brings it