Jupiter 2

I have the Saturn 4 Ultra 16k. I had major mechanical issues with it after the first month of printing with it that required the unit to be replaced by Elegoo, which their support helped with and was very responsive during the whole process of troubleshooting the issue. Since the replacement it has

yes and no YES: printer XY resolution has not seen any practical advance in years. 16k on a 10inch screen is just pointless - you can't tell the difference between that and 8k with antialiasing. NO: Main point that I agree with from other replies is that the real disrupter we're waiting for is a bet

For miniatures specifically, resin(liquid) printing is the best. Elegoo Mars 5 Ultra is perfect machine for this with 50 micron layer height which FDM hasn't been able to reach (yet). For resins, Formlabs has some really good resins for minis. When it comes to terrain the Elegoo Jupiter 2 resin prin

I researched this quite a bit as I was also looking to upgrade my Jupiter SE that I sold. I don't think any of the larger options are good other than the Mega 8ks, but that one was a little too big for my liking. Plus the replacement screen being ridiculously expensive, I just didn't want to risk it

Hello Rub, respectfully disagree on the printer itself. We run 8x OG Jupiters in our print shop (oldest ~4 years old) - they are nothing but awesome workhorses for us. There is a trick with levelling that makes a world of difference - slight pressure on both sides on the silver build plate handle, w