Photon P1

Did it start to fail at the back and split moving forward like this? https://www.reddit.com/r/resinprinting/comments/1n8gh14/help_with_st_flex_black_70a_parts_of_print_stop/ If so it is partially because the resin stretches and the tilt stroke of the S4U is shorter at the back than the front. Fixes are roug

I've recently bought an Anycubic P1 and it has a temp controlled resin vat. Night and day difference with prints! So yes, temperature consistency is super important.

I run an anycubic p1. Best resin printed ive ever had.

16k screens do AA, although only 3bit scale. While P1 seems to do 4bit if in Anycubic Photon Workshop, better but still crippled. P1 has wave release film which softens details as well. Tilting release vat is both good and bad at least, for sure not pure problem. Floating built plate is okay to leve

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

Among the consumer <$1k (USD) printers Elegoo is the most consistent by a wide margin. Anycubic is a bit of a distant second with a higher rate of dropped balls and self-inflicted failures. Phrozen and Uniformation have significant consistency issues and QA problems not commensurate with their premi

I was a bit annoyed when I heard that this was happening after backing the P1 on Kickstarter. I managed to get that for about £350, with the refund and the voucher factored in. Seeing it now I doubt I would have gone for the Max if that had come first. I was willing to risk the £350 but not double t

The Kobra X doesn't move around. It feels fairly substantial to me, and you'd really have to push speeds that frankly bedslingers aren't capable of to get it to wobble like that. I've had mine for maybe about 2 weeks now and I love it. No bed issues, no Clogging, amazing! Top finish and overall the

Just gonna give my experience as the train car guy is obviously doing something right. Every issue I've had with dimensional accuracy, mushy bottoms (lol) and print fails has been mitigated by speed. Just slowing everything down. I now run 2 sec light off delay, 1 second before retract, 1 before lif

Yeah, that's the problem I fear as well. Although I can't advise you as I don't really know. I don't print much as I try to paint before print again and I dont print fast. Although I have seen some unofficial guides for screen changing. If you print much (all screens claim to have about 2k hours of