Photon Mono M7 Pro

A litle bit more toxic and for a big object not so practical and expensive. I have Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Pro. I use it on very small and detailed objects. For the rest I prefer H2D from Bambu Lab.

Don't know if others have the same experience, but from what I've learned, I'd go with the anycubic photon mono. My first printer was an elegoo Saturn and it was a massive pain in the butt. Never worked consistently and couldn't go a week without a problem. After just over a year I got the anycubic

That's a pretty good price. It's pretty much the same as the M7 Pro, just without the built-in heater and resin pump. Anycubic runs these deals often, so I wouldn't fret too much if you miss this one. I feel like I see the M7 at $299 every month (or every other month). That being said, it wouldn't h

Honestly, the past two years the prices dropped dramatically while the quality kept going up. That Anycubic Photon Mono M7 pro has regular discounts and can be bought at around 550€. Several years ago you needed to pay 2-3000€ for a machine with that level of detail. I bought my printer in August la

I'm using the Anycubic Photon M7 Pro Max. A beast of a machine, large enough to print large scale models and detailed enough to print an army. I got a crazy combo deal for it with a wash & cure max 3 for I think $600.

Short answer is no, Anycubic wants you to buy the P1, which is really an M7 Max split into two vat areas, or one depending on how you use it, I will say that it does appear to be well built and high grade materials, but the M7 Pro is also quite nice and great for professionals. The slicer had the ca

I bought 2 refurbished ones so far(both from ebay from Anycubic. 1 Photon Mono 7 Pro and one M7 Max. The M7 Max came with an uneven Build plate. Got a replacement build plate, which was all right. So far no issues with this printer. The M7 Pro worked good for 2 Month, then the LCD Screen got black s