Photon Mono M7 MAX

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

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

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

It’s worse because you can’t use per layer wait before print/light off delay with Anycubic printers. So if you’re thinking of an M7… lemme just say, between Anycubic’s poor QC and no per layer wait times, the Elegoo are just better. Only plus they have is no AA bug because they only use 4-bit AA. Fr

I've been printing model car parts for little over 5 yrs on a anycubic photon mono x 6k and I've upgraded it to the m7 max and I bet you can't guess what printer gets used the most it's my old reliable 6k and formlabs makes a awesome printer just not for hobbies you can go into the settings and make

I just bought the M7 Max and I'm also having annoying issues getting consistent prints. The first thing I did that helped was leveled using a regular sheet of paper, not the included leveling paper. From what I've read, the design of the screen and screen protector makes a little bit of a gap from t

Mine is working, preordered the night of release and I got it on Friday that week. Hoping chitu comes soon but the one they have isn’t that bad really. I had 2 Anycubic M7 Max and they were dog crap, never got a decent print off either one of them. I don’t use the auto fill, and have plenty of space

What resin???? I never met anyone that didn't say it works fine with anycubic resin, it's other brands that don't stick very well on the M7 Max. Also most people leave smart release on and if like me they use high quality ACF that doesn't stretch the machine detect the release at 0.3mm and then retu