Photon Mono M7 MAX

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

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

I had a similar problem, now fixed. When I level my Anycubic M7 Max, I find the levelling card is way too thick. Don’t use the card. Use a normal sheet of paper. This will get the plate much closer to the screen. Also make sure the plate is firmly held into the screen when tightening (not too hard t

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

I have a Anycubic M7 max, I absolutely love the machine, Photonworkshop not so much. At a 13 inch or so build plate, WiFi, auto-level, heated vat. Everything I’ve thrown at it prints really great. I have the Saturn 3 ultra, great machine, loved if it had a tilt lid like my Creality sky. Found the li

I've had a Mono M7 Max for a couple of months and its been working well for me. I caught the Max on an Amazon sale and its been solid so far. Most of my the gripes are with the Anycubic slicer but the printer hasn't yet any issues so far.

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

Sure! Elegoo 3.0+ resin Anycubic M7 max, and also an Elegoo Saturn 3 Ultra. 2.1 sec exposure, and most importantly a 3 sec wait before exposure (allows the resin to stop moving, single most important setting.)

I also have an M7 Max and have never had a problem with build plate adhesion. First, not sure why you "upgraded" to NFEP when the M7 Max comes standard with ACF but you do you... Obviously first thing (which I'm assuming you did, but must be said) is make sure you're build plate is absolutely clean