ANYCUBIC 4Max Pro 2.0 Desktop 3D Printer Fully Enclosed Machine 270x210x190mm Build Volume Ultra-Silent Printing with 3.5 Inch Touchscreen Ultrabase Platform Meanwell Power Supply 500g PLA Sample Filament Support Resume Printing Filament Detector Works with PLA ABS TPU

they start off the unit was very well packaged and the manual to start up everything was very straightforward and easy. took me roughly 5 to 10 minutes to get all set up and ready to go. The process to level the bed was quite easy only took 2 minutes even include a basic USB thumb drive so I could do a test print. from unboxing to print only to 15 minutes. the print roughly took 4 and 1/2 hours but overall it was a nice little cube and then I used the washing curing station with additional 30 minutes to finish it and it came out quite well. The printer is well built it's just some learning curves if you want to learn something new compared to FDM printers, just like the same thing as if the apprenticeship got to keep maintenance and make sure everything is well dialed in. overall the prints were quite nice and the program to use before it was also just as nice. would recommend buying additional gloves the kit only includes two sets which is roughly for one good cycle. Make sure you have the printer and a well air circulated room so the smell of the resin will not incubate and smell. would recommend this printer for any beginner that wants to get into resin printing. My only downside to unit was a touch screen which is a little bit off but if you have a stylus the touch touch screen it'll work just fine.

they start off the unit was very well packaged and the manual to start up everything was very straightforward and easy. took me roughly 5 to 10 minutes to get all set up and ready to go. The process to level the bed was quite easy only took 2 minutes even include a basic USB thumb drive so I could do a test print. from unboxing to print only to 15 minutes. the print roughly took 4 and 1/2 hours but overall it was a nice little cube and then I used the washing curing station with additional 30 minutes to finish it and it came out quite well. The printer is well built it's just some learning curves if you want to learn something new compared to FDM printers, just like the same thing as if the apprenticeship got to keep maintenance and make sure everything is well dialed in. overall the prints were quite nice and the program to use before it was also just as nice. would recommend buying additional gloves the kit only includes two sets which is roughly for one good cycle. Make sure you have the printer and a well air circulated room so the smell of the resin will not incubate and smell. would recommend this printer for any beginner that wants to get into resin printing. My only downside to unit was a touch screen which is a little bit off but if you have a stylus the touch touch screen it'll work just fine.

So after waiting a month for the printer to show up I finally am able to print. The product was smaller than expected but overall good build quality. The set up was simple and quick. I do want to warn you to not remove the sticker on the cover as I did... I got it set up and the slicing software installed. I printed the Pikachu first and loved the quality I had printed at. The setting on the slicing software needs to be adjusted but it's not too difficult to adjust to your needs. Then I begin painting my miniatures. The product holds up beautifully and is currently finishing up a thirteen-hour print. I would recommend this to anyone who is beginning to 3d print or those who want to print miniatures

So after waiting a month for the printer to show up I finally am able to print. The product was smaller than expected but overall good build quality. The set up was simple and quick. I do want to warn you to not remove the sticker on the cover as I did... I got it set up and the slicing software installed. I printed the Pikachu first and loved the quality I had printed at. The setting on the slicing software needs to be adjusted but it's not too difficult to adjust to your needs. Then I begin painting my miniatures. The product holds up beautifully and is currently finishing up a thirteen-hour print. I would recommend this to anyone who is beginning to 3d print or those who want to print miniatures

The machine was printing within 30 mins of arriving at my house. The instructions are great. You will need to purchase resin for the machine and I HIGLY recommend the any cubic gray by far the best resin I have used to date. I would 100% purchase this over any other low-cost machines. It is crazy that resin printing is cheaper then fdm now. definitely still better as well.

The machine was printing within 30 mins of arriving at my house. The instructions are great. You will need to purchase resin for the machine and I HIGLY recommend the any cubic gray by far the best resin I have used to date. I would 100% purchase this over any other low-cost machines. It is crazy that resin printing is cheaper then fdm now. definitely still better as well.

From years I use a FDM 3d printer, and we know the work we have to do after we finish printing, last year I so video of resin 3d print and I was very impressed with the quality of the prints and the prices att the time was not bad, so with many companies to choose I decided to go to Anycubic at the time they released new resin 3d printer and have very good reviews, and was a good choose, this year Anycubic amazing me with a release of a new 3d printer Anycubic Mono x. You can see by the pictures and video she is a monster the quality and how fast she prints are amazing, the print setup and internet is easy and fast plus u can control the printer with app in your phone, the Anycubic Photon Mono X from what I can tell so far ticks all the necessary checkboxes. The removable top cover grants easy access to the print bed and vat. Anycubic’s new light engine, boasting a quartz lamp and “matrix design”, promises a uniform distribution of UV light. The Z-axis lead screw is guided by two dual linear rails for stability, and there’s a 3.5-inch touchscreen in the machine’s aluminum for finger-poking interaction with the printer. Nothing too fancy, but the bread and butter stuff is all there. monochrome screen,is lightning-fast curing times it makes a strong choice the build volume of 192 x 120 x 245 mm with the use of monochrome display, with average layer cure times cut from around 6 seconds to 2 seconds. These swift cure times can be achieved basically allowing for a greater quality, This allows the printer to achieve prints speeds of 60 mm/h at 0.05 mm layer height, which makes it about three times faster previous Anycubic MSLA printers such as the Photon S. the screen’s resolution. The Photon Mono X features an 8.9-inch 4K (monochrome) LCD with 3840 x 2400 pixels. Also, monochrome displays usually have a longer lifespan, with over thousands of hours of use. I recommend this for beginners and advanced user's how are fans of 3D print trust me don't nether if you are a beginner or advanced user u will be amazing for the quality and how easy is to use this printer and the app. Anycubic did it again Amazing printer.

From years I use a FDM 3d printer, and we know the work we have to do after we finish printing, last year I so video of resin 3d print and I was very impressed with the quality of the prints and the prices att the time was not bad, so with many companies to choose I decided to go to Anycubic at the time they released new resin 3d printer and have very good reviews, and was a good choose, this year Anycubic amazing me with a release of a new 3d printer Anycubic Mono x. You can see by the pictures and video she is a monster the quality and how fast she prints are amazing, the print setup and internet is easy and fast plus u can control the printer with app in your phone, the Anycubic Photon Mono X from what I can tell so far ticks all the necessary checkboxes. The removable top cover grants easy access to the print bed and vat. Anycubic’s new light engine, boasting a quartz lamp and “matrix design”, promises a uniform distribution of UV light. The Z-axis lead screw is guided by two dual linear rails for stability, and there’s a 3.5-inch touchscreen in the machine’s aluminum for finger-poking interaction with the printer. Nothing too fancy, but the bread and butter stuff is all there. monochrome screen,is lightning-fast curing times it makes a strong choice the build volume of 192 x 120 x 245 mm with the use of monochrome display, with average layer cure times cut from around 6 seconds to 2 seconds. These swift cure times can be achieved basically allowing for a greater quality, This allows the printer to achieve prints speeds of 60 mm/h at 0.05 mm layer height, which makes it about three times faster previous Anycubic MSLA printers such as the Photon S. the screen’s resolution. The Photon Mono X features an 8.9-inch 4K (monochrome) LCD with 3840 x 2400 pixels. Also, monochrome displays usually have a longer lifespan, with over thousands of hours of use. I recommend this for beginners and advanced user's how are fans of 3D print trust me don't nether if you are a beginner or advanced user u will be amazing for the quality and how easy is to use this printer and the app. Anycubic did it again Amazing printer.

While I have been using FDM printers for some time, this is my first experience with a resin printer. I was amazed by how straightforward the set-up process was! From unpacking to leveling and even slicing, every step of the process has been user-friendly. I had the printer running within a few hours of its arrival at my door. I purchased a resin printer to get the fine details on my work that I can’t achieve with an FDM printer. Overall, this printer has succeeded beyond my expectations and I look forward to expanding my printer farm in the future with more of these. The price and value on this printer can’t be beat! The printer uses four separate screws to control each corner of the bed allowing for fantastic control. The AnyCubic max pro 2.0 software works well and is easy to use. Supports are easy to add into your design file and the program slices way faster than any others I’ve used!

While I have been using FDM printers for some time, this is my first experience with a resin printer. I was amazed by how straightforward the set-up process was! From unpacking to leveling and even slicing, every step of the process has been user-friendly. I had the printer running within a few hours of its arrival at my door. I purchased a resin printer to get the fine details on my work that I can’t achieve with an FDM printer. Overall, this printer has succeeded beyond my expectations and I look forward to expanding my printer farm in the future with more of these. The price and value on this printer can’t be beat! The printer uses four separate screws to control each corner of the bed allowing for fantastic control. The AnyCubic max pro 2.0 software works well and is easy to use. Supports are easy to add into your design file and the program slices way faster than any others I’ve used!

My final performance update on the Anycubic 4Max Pro I have to say this printer is going to be a workhorse. The speed, quality and overall construction of it is pretty sweet. I produced this 1/6 scale statue of Rune King Thor, all pieces in under 24 hours of print time. The longest runs were the cape and base. I've had it running almost non stop since getting it. The quality shows in the ornate design of the base. The packaging was the best of the 4 resin printers (previous being the Epax X10 and two Anycubic 4Max Pro) I've received and the presentation overall was really good. I've yet to come across either in packaging or function a moment were I was like "I wish they had done this." The only hurdle I faced was the wifi setup and that's because the router I have was not set up to assign static IP addresses for any of my network devices. So I had to enter my router software and assign a static IP to the printer so I can control it remotely.

My final performance update on the Anycubic 4Max Pro I have to say this printer is going to be a workhorse. The speed, quality and overall construction of it is pretty sweet. I produced this 1/6 scale statue of Rune King Thor, all pieces in under 24 hours of print time. The longest runs were the cape and base. I've had it running almost non stop since getting it. The quality shows in the ornate design of the base. The packaging was the best of the 4 resin printers (previous being the Epax X10 and two Anycubic 4Max Pro) I've received and the presentation overall was really good. I've yet to come across either in packaging or function a moment were I was like "I wish they had done this." The only hurdle I faced was the wifi setup and that's because the router I have was not set up to assign static IP addresses for any of my network devices. So I had to enter my router software and assign a static IP to the printer so I can control it remotely.

Anycubic has greatly simplified the leveling process with this model. The 4-screw adjustment system guarantees a level build plate. You just lower the place until it's touching the LCD screen, press it flat, and tighten the 4 screws. This is much easier than the single pivot point of previous models. An imperfectly level plate is the main reason prints fail, and having coached many people on how to level, now I would just say, "get the Photon Zero and save yourself the headaches of trial-and-error." My first test print came out perfect, which hasn't happened with other models. Even though it's the cheapest SLA printer out there, to my eyes, the detail is just as good as with the more expensive models. I also like the small footprint. Overall, solidly built, and a great value. In 2020, this is the model to get, especially if it's your first foray into resin printing.

Anycubic has greatly simplified the leveling process with this model. The 4-screw adjustment system guarantees a level build plate. You just lower the place until it's touching the LCD screen, press it flat, and tighten the 4 screws. This is much easier than the single pivot point of previous models. An imperfectly level plate is the main reason prints fail, and having coached many people on how to level, now I would just say, "get the Photon Zero and save yourself the headaches of trial-and-error." My first test print came out perfect, which hasn't happened with other models. Even though it's the cheapest SLA printer out there, to my eyes, the detail is just as good as with the more expensive models. I also like the small footprint. Overall, solidly built, and a great value. In 2020, this is the model to get, especially if it's your first foray into resin printing.

So many improvements over the the original Anycubic Photon printer (which I also have). Faster and more detailed prints. Improved cooling system, that's great for me since I do all my printing in the garage in hot and sunny Florida. Measurement markers in the FEP vat so you know how much you're pouring in. FEP vat is lighter too! Best of all is the leveling with the new four screw leveler vs the original's single grub screw. Leveling is so much simpler now, and once it's done, you don't have to touch it again. One word of advice, be sure to check recommended settings for the resin you use in the printer. For example, if you use Anycubic's Eco-resin, you should increase the bottom exposure time to 45 seconds. Other resins will vary.

So many improvements over the the original Anycubic Photon printer (which I also have). Faster and more detailed prints. Improved cooling system, that's great for me since I do all my printing in the garage in hot and sunny Florida. Measurement markers in the FEP vat so you know how much you're pouring in. FEP vat is lighter too! Best of all is the leveling with the new four screw leveler vs the original's single grub screw. Leveling is so much simpler now, and once it's done, you don't have to touch it again. One word of advice, be sure to check recommended settings for the resin you use in the printer. For example, if you use Anycubic's Eco-resin, you should increase the bottom exposure time to 45 seconds. Other resins will vary.

So, first off, I’ve never used an sla printer before. I decided I’d try and jump in like I do fdm prints, that was a mistake. I couldn’t get a print to come out correctly. However. That all changed when I read the startup instructions. Printer is well built, feels solid, and is quiet. Might be my new favorite for high quality prints. The layer lines are next to invisible. Obviously there is a slight learning curve. I printed using the anycubic max pro resin, which works beautifully, printed easily and removed from bed with minimal issues. I’m sure everyone can see the noob shatter marks where my print med the bed and bonded way too well. Best time I’ll fix that I promise.

So, first off, I’ve never used an sla printer before. I decided I’d try and jump in like I do fdm prints, that was a mistake. I couldn’t get a print to come out correctly. However. That all changed when I read the startup instructions. Printer is well built, feels solid, and is quiet. Might be my new favorite for high quality prints. The layer lines are next to invisible. Obviously there is a slight learning curve. I printed using the anycubic max pro resin, which works beautifully, printed easily and removed from bed with minimal issues. I’m sure everyone can see the noob shatter marks where my print med the bed and bonded way too well. Best time I’ll fix that I promise.