Photon Mono M7 MAX

Anycubic has solved this, unfortunately, they don't have a big influence in the market. When you send something to your printer, it search for it on the local network and if it detects that it is on the same network, it does everything on lan mode, but if it doesn't find the device on lan, then it s

I have the Anycubic Mono M7 Max and other than the cos and sometimes hard to find ACF replacement film, I love it.

I've had some experience taking resin off of glass on my resin 3D printer, I have found some techniques that work such as acetone as you mentioned and some cotton balls to keep the resin soaking while I use some plastic scrapers and my fingernails to pry it off. I also haven't mentioned that the LCD

I coach high school softball, and my daughter plays softball. She bats as a lefty, but is right-handed for throwing. This causes her right elbow to be exposed to the pitcher when she's at-bat, and errant pitches are even more dangerous for players like her. There are a bunch of traditional arm/elbow

If you want a truly massive build volume the anycubic photon m7 max is on sale rn for $599 bc they’re about to launch an even bigger one. The m7 max can do crazy big models formerly limited to fdm. For instance 1:700 scale cruise ships.

I was totally confused with the marketing so I asked Anycubic. The reply I received today was that the P1 by default comes with the single large vat and build plate. If you want to use the dual vat/build plate for some weird reason (I say weird as I can't think of a personal need for that), then you

You have a 12k. I have a anycubic photon m7 max. I'm only getting 7k. But I like to print big stuff!

It's fine, I've literally plugged them in, they run the self check, and connected to my LAN. I've had consistent prints since day 1. My only failed prints are from trying to see how far I can push blindly. I adjusted exposure time for my prints either 1.8s for minis to 2.0 for larger stuff. A lot of

I can only speak from my own experience, and I still consider myself a noob when it comes to printing, so it may not be worth much. I used standard resin for almost a year, but with plans to potentially sell model kits, I decided to switch over to ABS-like so that parts would survive potential shipp

Sorry for your M7 Max experience buddy, genuinely! But in full disclosure I have made it a point to say in all Anycubic reviews, they aren't known for their quality. I;ve sen tons of people have a great experience with the M7 Max, as I genuiely did. And it pains me when I see others, like you, haven