Reflex RS

Detail wise most of the printers today can deliver great results. I will recommend medium size printers for that they can both handle small and large minis without the down side of large machine like wasteful vat or lower fine detail. I personally recommend HeyGears RS Turbo as its reliability and s

HeyGears. Since upgrading to a HeyGears RS Turbo 6 months ago, I haven’t had to do any of the usual mucking around that you usually have to do with resin printers. I’m about 50kg of resin in by now, and I’ve had zero failures. The machine did its auto levelling on day one and that was the setup proc

+1 for heygears. The Reflex RS Turbo is the best hobby printer on the market right now imo. With the slicer and settings opening up next quarter there’s no downside. Plus I’ve run a bunch of non-heygears resin using the built in presets and I’ve never had a failure yet

heygears rs, its a setup you buy if you really dont wanna faff. with resin printing id recommend spending that bit extra if you can... so you aren't put off the hobby. Resin printing is effort compared to fdm so id advise get a printer that works well, so you can learn the hobby and not be trying to

I’ve got all 3, the Saturn 4 Ultra is kinda wonky because of the tilt vat, especially if you’re using flexy resins. The 3 Ultra is a workhorse, and the Heygears is pretty awesome. I use the PAF10 resin, it’s like 37 a kilo and the refill system works nicely. I don’t use the heated vat since I’m in a

TL;DR: It’s not the brand, they all suck, although Elegoo has remained popular for a reason. I’m up to having owned 7 resin printers. 4 of those are Elegoo, and I’ve owned a Phrozen and currently own an Anycubic (along with 2 Saturns). I’m quite critical of the resin printer market, but Elegoo has a

FDM printing experience really doesn’t translate to resin, you might as well accept you are starting over. My understanding is Formlabs is the only real option as a commercial grade resin printing system. Everything below that is ‘consumer’ grade and comes with a whole host of problems, challenges,

I have both S4U16k and Heygears RS Turbo. I would say the technology inside HS is much better: real auto build plate leveling, better sensors enable features like peeling force monitoring. Overall it is a much more reliable machine. S4U16K is cheaper but it is by no means simple machine, the tilt va

Yeah honestly imo even the RS is quite a bit better than any Elegoo printer anyways, so it's the best bang for your buck and then eventually when profile editing is a thing, you'll probably be able to tune engineering resins to it anyways, whether you want to use them or not. As for normal resins, I

I've owned 2 Anycubic printers before and now I also have HeyGears RS Turbo that I've been using since January. HeyGears is 100% the closest thing to Bambu out of all the resin printers out there. Quality of the machine itself is amazing. It might not be important to some people but it actually look