Photon P1

As an owner of small print farm I can trully recommend Anycubic P1. Due to special wave film on LCD screen it combines speed of M7 series and standard NFEB release film. Also it hase easy to swap LCD screen and fast swap release film (altrough its pricey) . For unexperienced users there is a lot of

The p1 max in the process of releasing so there will be more first hand experience in the coming days. Uniformation has a lot of controversy over the gk3 ultra, enough to scare me away. They changed the design from a dual rail to a single on release and didn’t tell anyone. Their slicer is just a rip

There are maybe 4 or 5 good quality affordable options right now but each has a downside. These are the models I’d consider & why I’d be hesitant. Heygears Reflex RS Turbo - too locked down and upgrading for the heated vat is an extra expense. Messy flat build plate. Anycubic P1/P1 Max - I’m unsure

Nope. That they can't be used together was something just more recently that has started showing up in their materials. During the AMA, they had said "Not yet-still in internal planning." Evidently the decision was made to not make them play nicely with each other, which is a little messed up, in my

Fauhammmer's review of the P1 was great! He mentioned a couple minor observations and Anycubic fixed them. That's how preview reviews should work

DLP is a dead end. Texas Instruments is the only manufacturer of DLP technology and they don’t care about the resin printer market. The LCD makers don’t really care either, but there was more of a push for smaller pixels/larger LCDs. I would wait a year on the P1. Anycubic’s QC record with the curre

If you would have spoke to me a few months ago i would have had good things to say about support, but now is a different story. I'm not sure if it is due to them being busy with new releases or if it's just the new normal, but support has gotten horrid. Bad enough to the point I canceled my preorder

Yeah, idk Anycubic is kind of a shit company in many ways but the hardware is decent if you can deal with the frustrating firmware and non-existant support. The P1 has a good build plate and levers instead of screws which is a step up. I wouldn't say it's messier than Form - though the Form wash has

You're the kind of person I'd recommend the Kobra S1 for: someone with a fair amount of experience with printers, who can fix problems without a ton of hand-holding and can deal with less-than-stellar software and quirks. It can output great prints, with some effort, as long as you don't get a lemon

it's meh. the heater only heats at the beginning - so if the print is more than an hour, it's useless. the pump is kind of a joke - but it works if you fiddle with it and tilt the printer back when it is removing resin. the firmware was never updated - so there's no telemetry (it could work with tel