Sonic Mini 8K

Get a Phrozen sonic mini 8k for under $300. Consumables including resin will be another $75. If you want just DnD minis that’s your best bet. If you ALSO want to make terrain and/or dungeon tiles, a Bambu a1 or a1 mini is better IF you don’t mind compromising details. Or do what most of us do and pi

Für Figuren im Funko-Pop-Stil bis 500 Euro gibt es im Grunde zwei Wege. Resin-Drucker liefern die mit Abstand beste Detailqualität und sind deshalb für Figuren die erste Wahl. Modelle wie der Elegoo Mars 4 Ultra, der Anycubic Photon Mono M5s oder der Phrozen Sonic Mini 8K liegen preislich zwischen 3

To my knowledge the Phrozen sonic mini 8k is the best bang for buck for entry level printing.

And if you guys are wondering which printer, there are plenty on the market, but I personally used a Phrozen Sonic mini 8k, it is the best cost benefit printer for me $300. Stay away from expensive printers.

Other than the obvious… resolution, no tilting vat vs tilting vat. The Mars 5 can’t use antialiasing while the Mars 5 Ultra can when slicing to CTB. Technically it ca also do it with GOO, but you’re 100% more likely to trigger the antialiasing bug. No Mars has PWM UV control either. If you’re lookin

It all depends on your quality, the resin you use, How well you clean it, what the results are, How much you pay for resin. Many hobbyists buy resin printers and buy cheap resin, use the settings on the bottle getting bad results and charging alot for really bad quality Resin printers are a hobby in

IIRC, you can often pick up a Phrozen Sonic Mini 8K S for around $279*. From what I've seen from Fauxhammer and other youtubers, it's one of the best for minis for its price. *Not presently, from a quick search. But sales definitely go around.

I love my Phrozen Sonic Mini 8kS. List price is usually around 250$. It's a great little no-frills workhorse printer for miniatures. I prefer it over my big printer with more high-end features for most things. The big-boy mostly gets fired up for terrain. Take the money you save from that, get a bot

Phrozen mini printers all the way. I’ve had the sonic mini 8k for years. It’s never had a fail print and within 2 minutes of setting it up I had my first test print on. The only maintenance I’ve had to do in all these years is replace the FEP sheet in the tank and that was only last year. Where as o

Phrozen is same quality hardware as Elegoo, with worse firmware and worse performance for twice the money. I had a Sonic Mini 8K S with Z axis compression issues that couldn’t be fixed with Z offset (because the firmware caps how much offset you can apply, unlike nearly every other printer out there