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ANYCUBIC Resin 3D Printer, Photon Mono 2 3D Printer with 6.6" Monochrome LCD Screen Fast Printing, Upgraded LighTurbo Matrix, 6.49'' x 5.62'' x 3.5'' (HWD) 3D Printing Size

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Size: Photon Mono 2


Features

  • Entry-level 3d Printer, Photon Mono 2 features a 6.6-inch monochrome LCD screen with a resolution of 4096*2560, which is more than enough to show off the details of character figures as well as some miniatures. Also upgraded the size of the screen protector to avoid machine damage caused by resin leakage.
  • Upgraded Print Volume, compared to the previous generation Photon Mono 4K, the Photon Mono 2 has increased the actual printing area by 20% under the same machine size, to 6.49 '' x 5.62 '' x 3.5 '' (HWD), to meet as many printing needs as possible.
  • Reducing Layer Lines, the upgraded LightTurbo matrix can provide stable and uniform parallel light sources, effectively reducing layering and eliminating grid lines. Therefore, the printed model has a smoother surface and better expression of details.
  • Print Platform Upgraded, Photon Mono 2 uses a laser engraving platform with excellent flatness that can increase the adhesion of the model and greatly improve the printing success rate.
  • New Slicing Software, The new version of the slicer 3.0 has enhanced and upgraded core features such as slicing, punching, support adding, shells extracting, and model arrangement. And a more straightforward slicing process and a user-friendly interface

Brand: ANYCUBIC


Material: Aluminum


Color: Blue


Product Dimensions: 25"D x 45"W x 35"H


Item Weight: 4.25 Kilograms


Product Dimensions: 8.74 x 8.94 x 15.08 inches


Item Weight: 9.35 pounds


Item model number: Photon Mono 2


Date First Available: January 13, 2020


Manufacturer: ANYCUBIC


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    • No issues after one year, FEP is amazing
I bought this to replace another resin printer of another brand that died. When replacing the FEP on this one, be aware that you place the FEP *and* its bracket, not just the FEP sheet. This makes replacements more expensive, and I admittedly didn't know that when I bought this. I was initially pretty upset. However... these work so well they've saved me a lot of time, money, and prints in the last year. With the bracket already attached, the tension is perfect. I haven't had to do anything to help prints from releasing (I had to use silicone spray for the other printer.) I just had my first failure in about three months, probably because I was too stingy with supports, emptied the tank, and the FEP still looks amazing. This is only the third FEP sheet I've used, and it's going back in. I probably have 8 or 9 kg of resin on this one sheet already. Everything else is pretty standard for the printer's category, but if the FEP replacement is the concern, as far as my experience has been, this is actually the inexpensive, reliable way to go. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2024 by Amazon Customer
    • Great Printer No Probs at all !
Size: Mono M5s Pro
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Anycubics Photon mono m5s pro is a great printer for the cost pretty revolutionary with the RERF ( Resin Exposure Range Finder ), Heater! can’t stress the heater enough as you’ll definitely be needing it ( Especially for colder climates ), And a solid interface that is clear and concise to use even letting you change exposure and lift times in it if you for some reason messed up in whatever slicer you use! Now for resin that is included for example the High speed resin I cannot in good heart recommend for anyone printing miniatures as it’s extremely brittle ( assuming due to fact it’s well fast resin ! ) As such I’d try there Tough Resin Ultra or if your looking for a cheaper option there ABS Like resin v2 however if your looking for even cheaper and just as Competitive Resin I’d highly Recommend The SUNLU ABS for its Cheap Price as you can get 4 bottles for what $50? That’s an insane deal same with the Toughness if your looking for a cheaper Alternative! Overall Love this Printer can’t recommend it enough for any hobbyist looking to up there miniature or just printing game ! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2024 by Rave_Dawg_18 Rave_Dawg_18
    • My first SLA printer with INSANE detail! Great printer, but NOT for beginners.
Review Image by Matt Torch Matt Torch
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I’ve owned multiple FDM (PLA filament) 3D printers over the past 4 years I’ve used for commercial and prototyping. The quality of the prints was okay, but not necessarily the needed quality for smaller models. I’ve been waiting for an SLA printer to become a little less costly as many on the market are well into the $1,000’s. Thankfully, the demand for less expensive SLA printers has pushed a handful of printers under the $500 mark. I ended up buying the Anycubic Photon after watching a bunch of YouTube videos. PROS: - Build volume is a good size especially on the Z-axis. - Easy assembly right out of the box. All you have to do is put the build plate on. - Calibration was relatively easy, but instead of the directions given with the printer, I used the Flint Read method you can find on YouTube. - The touch interface is nicer than the ones I'm used to with my FDM printers. I like how it shows you the progress layer-by-layer. - This printer has a door on a hinge which was a deciding factor for me. Other ones had a bulky shell that you'd have to remove every time you finish a print. - Clean-up isn't all too bad once you get the hang of it. (more info on that below) CONS: - My only issue was with the slicing software. It really is bare bones. I ended up using Chitbox instead with better results. - Not particular to this model, but for all SLA printers... it can get very messy if you don't know what you're doing. The resin is known to be toxic. You need to wear gloves! - Again for all SLA printing, there is post-print processing needed! You need to wash the prints with isopropyl alcohol and then cure it. You need to wear gloves! PACKAGING: It came well packaged with a good amount of insulation. The only issue I had was that the stepper motor wasn’t working properly. I reached out to customer support, and they helped me through it. It turned out that one of the wires for the stepper motor backed out likely during shipping. I fixed it quickly and was printing within minutes. PRINTING: The first couple of prints failed for me. They were falling off the bed into the vat. After some YouTube videos, I figured I had the settings wrong. I changed the bottom layer exposure for the first 3 layers to 100 seconds, and that fixed the issue. The settings differ from other brands and types of SLA resin. As for quality, I cannot stress enough who incredibly detailed the prints to come out. I printed the Eiffel Tower as a torture test. It was printed at 0.05mm layer height and 15-second exposure per layer. The post-print was cleaned in isopropyl alcohol and cured with ultraviolet light. IMPORTANT: This should go without saying, but I wouldn’t consider this printer to be one for beginners and definitely not for kids! This goes for all SLA printers. The resin is toxic and can get messy. You need to wear gloves when handling uncured prints, and there is a bit to post-processing the prints. I certainly would not trust a kid with these tasks. If you are looking for a 3D printer for your kid, look into FDM printing. For SLA, you will need to buy a couple of extra things. Stock up on +91% isopropyl alcohol, nitrile gloves, Tupperware ONLY used for cleaning (never again food), and ultraviolet light for curing. All-in-all, it is a great SLA printer. I would highly recommend this to anyone who has experience with FDM printers looking to step up to SLA. If anything changes down the line, I’ll update this review. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2020 by Matt Torch Matt Torch

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