ELEGOO Saturn 4 Resin 3D Printer, 10" 12K HD Mono LCD, Smart Automatic Leveling, AI Print Monitoring, Large Printing Volume 8.62 x 4.84 x 8.66 inches
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Style: Saturn 4
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- 12K Mono LCD for Excellent Detail ReproductionThe ELEGOO Saturn 4 Resin 3d printer features a 10-inch, 12K mono LCD with an astonishing resolution of 11520x5120 pixels and an XY resolution of 19x24m, enabling the production of highly detailed and intricate models.
- Self-Check & Auto Leveling, Seamless Printing RestartWith its intelligent self-check and auto-bed-leveling features, ELEGOO Saturn 4 resin printer delivers a unconcerned experience. Simply unbox, power on, and print 3D printing has never been this easy.
- COB + Fresnel Collimating Lens Redefines Precision PrintingThe integrated COB light emits light at 405nm, and with the combined Fresnel lens, achieves an ultra-low astigmatism coefficient of 0.5%, an exceptional field uniformity of 92%, and anangle deviation below 5. This allows for highly accurate and consistent printing results with outstanding clarity and intricate details.
- Intelligent Failure Detection, Enjoy Cheerful PrintingThe ELEGOO Saturn 4 impresora 3D de resina is equipped with a mechanical sensor for foreign object detection to prevent damage to the LCD screen, as well as resin shortage and leveling failure alarms to further enhance the safety and reliability of the printing process.
- User-Friendly Structural DesignELEGOO is dedicated to offering users a convenient printing experience. From the quick-release design of the build plate to the dual-inlet design of the resin tank, along with the resin tray design to prevent resin spills, the replaceable tank lock, and the flip-up lid design for smooth handling; every detail has been meticulously considered and designed to make your printing easier and more enjoyable.
Brand: ELEGOO
Material: ABS, Aluminum, Polycarbonate
Color: Green
Product Dimensions: 12.87"D x 12.95"W x 21.57"H
Item Weight: 13.5 Kilograms
Product Dimensions: 16.93 x 16.93 x 17.32 inches
Item Weight: 29.7 pounds
Item model number: SATURN 4
Date First Available: May 6, 2024
Manufacturer: ELEGOO
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The media could not be loaded. Enjoying the Saturn 2 immensely, after coming from the mars 3 pro and the Saturn 8K the Saturn 2 prints just as reliably as the Mars 3 pro but with a larger build volume. The Saturn 8K seems like an upgraded original Saturn to me and missing the Cob Light source and the Cob light source is the one you want - I have had nothing but trouble with the Saturn 8K and nothing but success with the Mars3 pro and Saturn 2 aside from the included mini air purifiers. The purifiers are fantastic (when they work) and take a big bite out of that resin smell while printing but so far I've only had 1 mini air filter work that was included in all 3 of these machines! lol its probably just bad luck but the 1st one sounded like a dying cat when starting a print and the filter included with the Saturn 2 doesn't even work and I think the last filter worked but it was kind of having a tough time in the bigger enclosure of the Saturn 8K so I imagine 2 would be better in a larger machine. The included video shows the machine in operation and no working filter fan - Dealing with Elegoo customer service over the fan now and they wanted video evidence of it not working but the help system on amazon didnt allow my MP4 file into the chat system so here ya go :D I'm only a day or two into operating the Saturn 2 but so far I have complete confidence in its printing ability and ease of operation (especially if youve taken the time to watch a video or two). I really enjoyed the Mars 3 pro aside from the splashing issues it felt reliable and could be a workhorse of a printer for you and I feel the same way about the Saturn 2 and no splashing issues. I really wanted to like the Saturn 8K I really did but it just didnt hit the mark for me - I really think it was the difference in the light source. I am enjoying the resin 3d printing a lot and plan on sticking with it and I dont think you could go wrong with the Elegoo brand resin printers especially if you are just getting started.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2023 by Bud P
Style: Saturn 3
I picked this up as an upgrade to my first resin 3D printer - a Photon Mono 4k. While I was totally happy with the quality of the Mono 4k, I was getting frustrated with the size of the build plate. Trying to print something like a tank or a large monster would take three or four print sessions. When a print takes 5-7 hours, that can be a little much... Anyway, enter the Elegoo Saturn 3! The build plate is HUGE compared to the Mono 4k with the same quality and detail. I've printed tanks, dragons... Excellent results. Let's talk about set up and calibration. I found this easy as pie. In fact, much easier than the Mono 4k. I've heard mixed things about the single post build plate leveling device vs. the four point. To me, this is a non issue. I have found that if you level your printer correctly once and don't move it around - you really don't need to relevel it often, if at all. I leveled and printed the rook included on the flash drive. It printed flawlessly with my usual Sunlu ABS like resin. After that I was so encouraged I didn't even bother with any calibration tests. I just printed some minis and they came out great! Default ABS like settings! Pretty good! Eventually, I did run the cones of calibration to really dial things in and since then it's been printing like a dream. The included air filter is great. I was previously using Elegoos stand alone filters. Those were kind of a pain and you had to recharge them with a Micro USB. Just... kind of irritating. This includes an air filter that slots right into the printer via standard USB. It only kicks on when you're printing. Which is neat! One downside - the included USB thumbstick is ...not good. I've heard complaints about these flash drives and I always thought it was overblown. No, it isn't. The only issue or failure I've had has been w/ USB errors. It will regularly disconnect from my PC when slicing as well. So I'd definitely recommend replacing the flash drive. Otherwise, it's sort of INSANE the value this presents. You'll get ultra high quality prints. It's easy as hell to use. And the print volume is pretty massive. If you're interested in printing miniatures for wargaming - which I imagine is a good portion of those interested in 3D printers - this is an absolute 10/10 winner. Buy it and you will not regret it. I say that with the utmost confidence.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2024 by Jon Frederick