Photon Mono M7 MAX

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

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

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

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

Hey! For now I've salvaged the Mono X and still using it (basically I've got half of the plate available). The new one will come in about a month. After various reviews and reading, I'll go with Anycubic but not sure if the M7 Max or the basic M7... That largely depends if the budget will stay the s

Hmm that's a shame about the Mega as it's on sale on Amazon for like $830. I was really considering that until I saw that replacement screens are like $300 and FEP replacements are $100 for a pack of them. I did see the M7 Max, but I'm just weary on Anycubic as a brand. Man, didn't think there were

Beyond "it was on sale" any reason is perfectly acceptable. A little due diligence is required. AFAIC. There is a definite gain in print detail vs fdm. As long as you realize it requires a different workflow, it doesn't need to feel like a pain in the ass. In the end.. it's a lot of fun. Wear gloves

I never had a problem with Anycubic, but unless you're making dentures, you could probably get more use out of an M7 or M7 Max.

i bought a M7 max refurbished from ebay directly from anycubic for under 400€, with warranty of course. Guess that was a good deal