For anyone interested. The resin on the inside of the lid is caused by static electricity. When you peel the plastic from the factory off the cover, it charges the plastic and you can actually see resin droplets getting pulled over to the side cover. To eliminate this, after you peel the factory wrapping, wipe the entire lid with a dryer sheet. This will discharge the static and eliminate the issue.
After watching this video for few times, i ordered my first 3D resin printer, the M3, as you mentioned in the video, this is a good spot for new comers like me, price is right, the build volume is right, the timing is also right. while waiting for the larger build volume of the DLP 3D printer, the M3 seems good for now. thanks VOG, nice video!
Hi. Would you mind sharing your user experience here vegoilguy.co.uk/3drp I'm collating data on all makes and model of 3D printer to share with the printing community. Good input should give us all useful data 😁
Maybe they are calling it 4k+ because it's 16:10 rather than 16:9? Looks like a nice printer. I've been thinking of buying for a few years; crazy that the "entry-level" of today is nicer than high end units from a few years back.
Another review thanks Geoff this reviews are very helpful and important for anyone who is interested in crafts and hobbies associated with printing all the best for you and the family mate
I was in the test group for this printer and the M3 Plus, I got great prints from the M3 Plus, but the M3 struggled. Also at the time no other slicers supported the printers and the photon workshop versions were in beta and had artifacting during the slice that would cause prints to fail. Now that lychee has support, I am going to give the printer another run and see if it performs better so I can update my original review of it.
It is tricky reviewing beta printers. A lot of times there's no slicer information and you have to try your best to figure this out yourself (that's what happened to me with the Jupiter). Still, I think you'll find the M3 is a good little runner now 😁
@@vogman yeah I felt like it had potential for sure, the software was just the main thing holding it back! Might throw some tests on there today using lychee and chitubox settings to see how it goes
I just sold my Photon Mono 2k and bought this one for less than $100, due to the sale of my old one and I found some coupon codes that worked on Anycubic's store :D. Thank you for your review, I have come here many times to get your advice on resin printing.
Would you mind sharing your user experience here vegoilguy.co.uk/3drp I'm collating data on all makes and model of 3D printer to share with the printing community. Good input should give us all useful data 😁
Sean, it's a good all-rounder. I was very impressed with the prints. The price was set to beat the competition, though I suspect we may see others offering promotions very soon 😁
Thanks! I followed your tutorials very carefully. I think it is right to support people who transfer and share knowledge with others. You are a great help. See you soon, Francis.
Looked into this for a while now and the printer does not apply the settings as specified in the slicer. Neither Lychee, Anycubic's own workshop or Chitubox work. It's a printer firmware issue. (It adds 10 layer transitions at all times no matter what your settings are and the movement and speed is also completely wrong.) Hopefully this saves some people headaches trying to figure it out. Also, VOG, maybe you have some contacts at Anycubic and you could point this out. I've tried to figure this out with their support team and after about 10 emails back and forth they contacted engineering they said and never heard of them since. Now after 4 reminders I think they are simply ignoring me. Besides settings, the exposure difference all across the screen is also pretty huge, something to keep in mind when using thin supports because they will almost definetly fail if you place them near the edge of the buildplate.
Good review and it looks good. Another negative with this printer though is the proprietary fep in a frame to fit in the tray, this is never mentioned anywhere and with no stock in some places, you are then at anycubics mercy and they don’t have the best or speediest of parts delivery or customer service.
I'll be honest, I've changed dozens of FEPs and I've never once looked which brand it is. In the same token, I know some guess that upon receiving their new printers will instantly replace the FEP with a brand they favour. So I guess what I'm saying to you buddy is don't feel that you have to be locked in to one brand 😁👍👍👍
@@vogman You do, because the FEP 'tray/ring/frame' is plastic and has the FEP glued into it. Hence you can't just replace the film. You have to order the kit from Anycubic. For me in Feb 2023 it was $30USD for two. And since they shipped from China it took exactly 2 weeks to arrive. A real shame considering I live 114 miles from their LA area warehouse. I found this out after I pulled the FEP frame out expecting to replace the film with some I had purchased. Anycubic support confirmed this is the only way to get replacement FEPs.
Enjoy your reviews, as well as the casting tips , best of luck with your getting back to good health . Take your time getting back to the hot metal . Cheers👍
Thanks for the review. The price goes up by $60 for those of us living in UK, Canada or Australia. Can you tell me if third party slicers include Prusa slicer?
Hi thank you for the review, i would like to know more about the resin waste, can you just reuse what stays on the tray after printed? And how much resin do you spent for example on one of those characters (kg)? Love to know more about this.
Thanks for the great review, but what interests me the most is: Does this Anycubic printer also have those horrible built-in FEPs? I actually like Anybubic but I don't like their overpriced FEP slides.
I’ve heard some people talking about UV curing under water… Is there any benefit? Have you tested this? The reason is to do with oxygen interfering with the process? If drop does help can you remove the dissolved water to further improve? I’m going to assume it’s not worth the lower vacuum to displace the O2 But it could be interesting 🧐
thank you for the review, maybe this helped me to find out the results of this printer, especially in this video review I focus on the resin splashes scattered on the cover case and the results are not much different from photons mono 4k, like the results for the building details are very satisfying especially the size of the bed bigger than mono 4k. My question about the results will be smoother? especially for wide 3d model because my plan is to make some small-scale truck / vehicle parts Although your print result look satisfying most of them is small Figure looks fine I ask Because i still unsatisfied the printer result from my friend's that use photon S, the result, especially on the corner does have a lot of curved parts dont have sharp corners especially just only the box model, & the sides are to wavy not same like 3d design I still sceptical about firmware update or if I using another slicer application i Heard some member in official Facebook anycubic forum always have problem about firmware & software problem. How about your experience for firsts time use this photon M3 printer ? Did need tweak again? This review strengthens my intention to buy 3d printing I hope in the nearest future I can buy this printer and don't regret it
Resin printing has come along very quickly and it's fair to say the Photon S has already been surpassed by many models, including the M3. Precision on large flat areas including corners is always going to be challenging - you'll certainly achieve good results but absolute perfection is unlikely. However, if you're a model maker you should be used to fettling pieces to get them just right and the good news is most resins respond very well to sanding. If you use a very fine grade paper (400 grit and above), you can smooth out layer lines, etc, allowing for primer and paint that should achieve a satisfying result. I hope this helps in your decision making 😁
You get splashes with the Mono 4k? That's odd been using one for a few months with no splash at all. Have you checked the rail for wobble? The M3 seems like a great upgrade to the Mono 4k and this review helped me make that decision. It's still entry level, but for the sale price I picked it up it's amazingly worth it.
I still don't get the rough top surface on the buildplates, if they go the length and etch the plate, polishing the top to have it drain off cleanly isn't a big step, even if powdercoated, there's smooth powder coats, i have my mono X and polished the top and it reduces alot of the stuck resin
I'm looking for a little brother to my Mono X 6K and I'm deciding between M3 (250USD) and Mono 4K (190 USD). I want ideally same quality as with my Mono X 6K. Should I pick Mono 4K with it's similar X/Y resolution or M3 has new technology which eliminates difference between old 35um and new 40um?
Anycubi photon ultra or sonic mini 8k for jewelry been trying to find info all over internet. I need to know which one would be better for jewelry casting?
Been wathing your printer reviews all day and they are excellent. I am however, really, really lost. I am after an Anycubic resin printer, but not clear on what to buy, whether Photon 3, Mono X 6K, Mono 4K.....for Star Wars weapon detail printing and price-wise, the Mono 4K does look like the winner, but just really insecure right now on what to choose. I started PLA printing on an Ender 3 and hated it, moved to a CR10S Pro V2 and love it. So not sure whether to buy a small basic machine, or just go for a mid range decent machine....
is this faster and better/same as the saturn or photon mono x 4k/6k ?? the mono x 6k is cheap rn on sale and the saturn only like 450 or so would this be better - i have the funds? im gonna make burst and large figurine work mostly - u can slice that to fit this printer right ? , but im unsure new to all this. i watched a vlog from anycubic (from a few days back) saying this printer can easy do 1.5 expocuetime, whit higher light or was it lower light he said the setting or how in video if i remeber right, it was video whit a guy visiting anycubic and seeing all the new M printers. - if u stilll have it maby test that?
The M3 is a entry level printer and is very good for what it is. The Mono X 6K (or the M3 Plus version) both print at 34 μm which is a little sharper than the 40 seen here, plus they give you the scope of much larger prints if you ever need that. What you really need to do is decide what you want from a printer and then base your decision on that 😁
Good review and the aa is working finally! However, the photon slicer is terrible at generating the support :'( Do you try to use Lychee slicer with AA? It supported M3 just a few days ago but not sure if the AA is working or not.
@@vogman Very happy to hear from you. Just please do not overdo it. Still have pain from a little bone that shattered into three distinct pieces when I stupidly used a foot to catch a bronze piece that I was working on decades ago.
I would like to do a 3d scan of a statue and use my soon-to-receive Photon M3 to make a 3D print. What type of file format do I need to save it under? I'm confused about the different information I am reading. Thanks
From my limited experience with 3D scanners, I found they were happy to export in a variety of formats including STL or OBJ. Either of these will give you a 3D printable file 😁
Try this ruclips.net/video/sQ-mLzoaEFE/видео.html 😁
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@@vogman great video! Thank you. The anycubic is much cheeper, but I read some comments complaining about the anycubic’s costumer service and praising elegoo service, but I don’t know if I should pay 70 pounds more on the elegoo because of that! So hard to decide, haha 🤣
They are warped 😁 When you print these tests, there is NO NEED to cure the prints. It's actually better not to. However, as I was filming these tests and handling them a lot over a few days, it made more sense to cure them. This caused the thin shapes to warp.
Hi VOG, I really want to use my savings to get into jewlery casting, I'm expecting a Jupiter letter next mont, choose it for its upgrade premise, but I'm currently undecided between Investing on a M3 Max, a DLP Ultra or wait for Elegoo to finally announce their Mars DLP, what would you reccomend?
That's a tough call. I haven't heard anything recently about an Elegoo DLP and I can't really be sure my guess about updatable modules was accurate. Tell you what, I'll drop Elegoo a line and see what I can find out for you 😁
@@vogman tell them your fans are sad they didn't send you a production model of the Saturn to review after your beta model review. Maybe they can send you an S!
I'd say that's pretty normal. Resin printing isn't a fast process and the estimated times shown in slicers and even on the printer UI shouldn't be fully believed. An "estimate" is more like it. Obviously the taller you go, the longer it takes. Similarly the finer the layering, the longer it takes. I tend to stick with 0.05mm layer height as I did in this video and these prints were all between 3 and 6 hours (based on height). 😁
@@vogman thank you so much I was thinking maybe i was doing something wrong but honestly love your videos you got me into resin printing with your reviews!
For anyone interested. The resin on the inside of the lid is caused by static electricity. When you peel the plastic from the factory off the cover, it charges the plastic and you can actually see resin droplets getting pulled over to the side cover. To eliminate this, after you peel the factory wrapping, wipe the entire lid with a dryer sheet. This will discharge the static and eliminate the issue.
In the first instance, very true.
Ive only used PLA printers but never the resin ones, do I need a special room to run this or can i run it in my living room ? (toxic fumes?)
After watching this video for few times, i ordered my first 3D resin printer, the M3, as you mentioned in the video, this is a good spot for new comers like me, price is right, the build volume is right, the timing is also right. while waiting for the larger build volume of the DLP 3D printer, the M3 seems good for now. thanks VOG, nice video!
Hi. Would you mind sharing your user experience here vegoilguy.co.uk/3drp
I'm collating data on all makes and model of 3D printer to share with the printing community. Good input should give us all useful data 😁
I have this printer , a 40 micron and it's a BEAST with print quality
Maybe they are calling it 4k+ because it's 16:10 rather than 16:9? Looks like a nice printer. I've been thinking of buying for a few years; crazy that the "entry-level" of today is nicer than high end units from a few years back.
I just got mine and I'm new but got good clean prints once I figured out how to setup for slice and supports. I use lychee and it's been great.
Great to hear 😁👍
Another review thanks Geoff this reviews are very helpful and important for anyone who is interested in crafts and hobbies associated with printing all the best for you and the family mate
Thanks Ian. Really appreciate your input. Take care of you and yours 😁
I was in the test group for this printer and the M3 Plus, I got great prints from the M3 Plus, but the M3 struggled. Also at the time no other slicers supported the printers and the photon workshop versions were in beta and had artifacting during the slice that would cause prints to fail. Now that lychee has support, I am going to give the printer another run and see if it performs better so I can update my original review of it.
It is tricky reviewing beta printers. A lot of times there's no slicer information and you have to try your best to figure this out yourself (that's what happened to me with the Jupiter). Still, I think you'll find the M3 is a good little runner now 😁
@@vogman yeah I felt like it had potential for sure, the software was just the main thing holding it back! Might throw some tests on there today using lychee and chitubox settings to see how it goes
@@TitansRevenge3D Was it better with Lychee?
I just sold my Photon Mono 2k and bought this one for less than $100, due to the sale of my old one and I found some coupon codes that worked on Anycubic's store :D. Thank you for your review, I have come here many times to get your advice on resin printing.
Would you mind sharing your user experience here vegoilguy.co.uk/3drp
I'm collating data on all makes and model of 3D printer to share with the printing community. Good input should give us all useful data 😁
This may have to be my first printer great video as always :)
Sean, it's a good all-rounder. I was very impressed with the prints. The price was set to beat the competition, though I suspect we may see others offering promotions very soon 😁
Thanks! I followed your tutorials very carefully. I think it is right to support people who transfer and share knowledge with others. You are a great help. See you soon, Francis.
Wow, thanks Francis. I really appreciate that 😁😁😁👍👍👍
Looked into this for a while now and the printer does not apply the settings as specified in the slicer. Neither Lychee, Anycubic's own workshop or Chitubox work. It's a printer firmware issue. (It adds 10 layer transitions at all times no matter what your settings are and the movement and speed is also completely wrong.) Hopefully this saves some people headaches trying to figure it out.
Also, VOG, maybe you have some contacts at Anycubic and you could point this out. I've tried to figure this out with their support team and after about 10 emails back and forth they contacted engineering they said and never heard of them since. Now after 4 reminders I think they are simply ignoring me.
Besides settings, the exposure difference all across the screen is also pretty huge, something to keep in mind when using thin supports because they will almost definetly fail if you place them near the edge of the buildplate.
For a beginner like me, does this even matter ? I mean, he printed very good miniatures (in my opinion).
Liked before viewing because I appreciate and trust everything you say VOG. One of the best.
Thanks buddy. That's really appreciated 😁
Good review and it looks good. Another negative with this printer though is the proprietary fep in a frame to fit in the tray, this is never mentioned anywhere and with no stock in some places, you are then at anycubics mercy and they don’t have the best or speediest of parts delivery or customer service.
I'll be honest, I've changed dozens of FEPs and I've never once looked which brand it is. In the same token, I know some guess that upon receiving their new printers will instantly replace the FEP with a brand they favour. So I guess what I'm saying to you buddy is don't feel that you have to be locked in to one brand 😁👍👍👍
@@vogman You do, because the FEP 'tray/ring/frame' is plastic and has the FEP glued into it. Hence you can't just replace the film. You have to order the kit from Anycubic. For me in Feb 2023 it was $30USD for two. And since they shipped from China it took exactly 2 weeks to arrive.
A real shame considering I live 114 miles from their LA area warehouse. I found this out after I pulled the FEP frame out expecting to replace the film with some I had purchased.
Anycubic support confirmed this is the only way to get replacement FEPs.
That is an interesting review there VOG 👍 and not a bad price too for the full kit including international postage 👍
Hard one those the M3 or the Mono 2 the soze of the build plate is like an inch bigger I never thought that would be so much for the same price
Enjoy your reviews, as well as the casting tips , best of luck with your getting back to good health . Take your time getting back to the hot metal . Cheers👍
Thanks Colum. Take care buddy 😁
Thanks for the review. The price goes up by $60 for those of us living in UK, Canada or Australia. Can you tell me if third party slicers include Prusa slicer?
Great review, Thanks. Would you recommend the Mono M3 or the Mars 3 pro?
very cool video. could you put a scale on screen when you show the minis in these reviews?
Hi thank you for the review, i would like to know more about the resin waste, can you just reuse what stays on the tray after printed? And how much resin do you spent for example on one of those characters (kg)? Love to know more about this.
I was prepared to object to the single rail, but then I saw the build volume and price compared to the Mars Pro. Bye, Elegoo.
I think the single rails have come on now. The results speak for themselves 😁
hi, which onde is better choice.. M3 or mono x 4k...?
Thanks for the great review, but what interests me the most is:
Does this Anycubic printer also have those horrible built-in FEPs?
I actually like Anybubic but I don't like their overpriced FEP slides.
I was curious of the same thing. I even reached out to Anycubic and they could not answer it for me
I’ve heard some people talking about UV curing under water…
Is there any benefit?
Have you tested this?
The reason is to do with oxygen interfering with the process?
If drop does help can you remove the dissolved water to further improve?
I’m going to assume it’s not worth the lower vacuum to displace the O2
But it could be interesting 🧐
thank you for the review, maybe this helped me to find out the results of this printer, especially in this video review I focus on the resin splashes scattered on the cover case and the results are not much different from photons mono 4k, like the results for the building details are very satisfying especially the size of the bed bigger than mono 4k.
My question about the results will be smoother? especially for wide 3d model because my plan is to make some small-scale truck / vehicle parts
Although your print result look satisfying most of them is small Figure looks fine
I ask Because i still unsatisfied the printer result from my friend's that use photon S, the result, especially on the corner does have a lot of curved parts dont have sharp corners especially just only the box model, & the sides are to wavy not same like 3d design
I still sceptical about firmware update or if I using another slicer application i Heard some member in official Facebook anycubic forum always have problem about firmware & software problem.
How about your experience for firsts time use this photon M3 printer ?
Did need tweak again?
This review strengthens my intention to buy 3d printing I hope in the nearest future I can buy this printer and don't regret it
Resin printing has come along very quickly and it's fair to say the Photon S has already been surpassed by many models, including the M3.
Precision on large flat areas including corners is always going to be challenging - you'll certainly achieve good results but absolute perfection is unlikely. However, if you're a model maker you should be used to fettling pieces to get them just right and the good news is most resins respond very well to sanding. If you use a very fine grade paper (400 grit and above), you can smooth out layer lines, etc, allowing for primer and paint that should achieve a satisfying result.
I hope this helps in your decision making 😁
You get splashes with the Mono 4k? That's odd been using one for a few months with no splash at all. Have you checked the rail for wobble? The M3 seems like a great upgrade to the Mono 4k and this review helped me make that decision. It's still entry level, but for the sale price I picked it up it's amazingly worth it.
@@vogman Well put, love your videos by the way.
If I did not finish the resin could I leave it weeks for future printing ?
I still don't get the rough top surface on the buildplates, if they go the length and etch the plate, polishing the top to have it drain off cleanly isn't a big step, even if powdercoated, there's smooth powder coats, i have my mono X and polished the top and it reduces alot of the stuck resin
Hello, great video. Is there a significant difference in print quality between 4K mono and M3? Regards. The working field of the M3 encourages.
I'd say it's 4K+ because it's horizontal resolution is a little higher then a multiple of 960px, in this case a multiple of 1024px.
You're correct (I was just being a little silly). What's important is how the printer performs and it does that very well 😁
anyone know best slicing parameter for small object? (anycubic m3)
Great review, interesting issue with the cover. No z wobble then despite the single z support?
None that I've seen. 😁
I'm looking for a little brother to my Mono X 6K and I'm deciding between M3 (250USD) and Mono 4K (190 USD).
I want ideally same quality as with my Mono X 6K. Should I pick Mono 4K with it's similar X/Y resolution or M3 has new technology which eliminates difference between old 35um and new 40um?
Between the M3 and the Halot-one plus what I should get? Halot has the filter and also dual rail.. worth the price difference?
Just in time, I was just trying to decide which machine to buy :)
Hopefully you enjoyed the content and feel better able to make an informed decision 😁
Anycubi photon ultra or sonic mini 8k for jewelry been trying to find info all over internet. I need to know which one would be better for jewelry casting?
Been wathing your printer reviews all day and they are excellent. I am however, really, really lost. I am after an Anycubic resin printer, but not clear on what to buy, whether Photon 3, Mono X 6K, Mono 4K.....for Star Wars weapon detail printing and price-wise, the Mono 4K does look like the winner, but just really insecure right now on what to choose. I started PLA printing on an Ender 3 and hated it, moved to a CR10S Pro V2 and love it. So not sure whether to buy a small basic machine, or just go for a mid range decent machine....
Hi. Try watching this video. It really should help 😁
ruclips.net/video/sQ-mLzoaEFE/видео.html
is this faster and better/same as the saturn or photon mono x 4k/6k ?? the mono x 6k is cheap rn on sale and the saturn only like 450 or so would this be better - i have the funds? im gonna make burst and large figurine work mostly - u can slice that to fit this printer right ? , but im unsure new to all this.
i watched a vlog from anycubic (from a few days back) saying this printer can easy do 1.5 expocuetime, whit higher light or was it lower light he said the setting or how in video if i remeber right, it was video whit a guy visiting anycubic and seeing all the new M printers. - if u stilll have it maby test that?
The M3 is a entry level printer and is very good for what it is. The Mono X 6K (or the M3 Plus version) both print at 34 μm which is a little sharper than the 40 seen here, plus they give you the scope of much larger prints if you ever need that. What you really need to do is decide what you want from a printer and then base your decision on that 😁
Something I've pondered, can machines like this print usable optical lenses?
Good review and the aa is working finally! However, the photon slicer is terrible at generating the support :'( Do you try to use Lychee slicer with AA? It supported M3 just a few days ago but not sure if the AA is working or not.
I've used both slicers and had no issues. Lychee are usually quick to get things sorted 😁
You don't show printer during the work why?
Which is Better - M3 or X 6k?
Hey, Geoff, everything okay? Another infection? Vacation? The latter, I hope.🙏🙏
I'm fine thanks buddy, just crazy busy. I'll be back to normal is a few days hopefully 😁
@@vogman Very happy to hear from you. Just please do not overdo it. Still have pain from a little bone that shattered into three distinct pieces when I stupidly used a foot to catch a bronze piece that I was working on decades ago.
I would like to do a 3d scan of a statue and use my soon-to-receive Photon M3 to make a 3D print. What type of file format do I need to save it under? I'm confused about the different information I am reading. Thanks
From my limited experience with 3D scanners, I found they were happy to export in a variety of formats including STL or OBJ. Either of these will give you a 3D printable file 😁
@@vogman Awesome thanks for the info.
For a newbie: between this Anycubic Photon M3 and the Elegoo Mars 3, which one you guys would choose?
Try this ruclips.net/video/sQ-mLzoaEFE/видео.html 😁
@@vogman great video! Thank you. The anycubic is much cheeper, but I read some comments complaining about the anycubic’s costumer service and praising elegoo service, but I don’t know if I should pay 70 pounds more on the elegoo because of that! So hard to decide, haha 🤣
3:33 these squares seem warpped...?
They are warped 😁
When you print these tests, there is NO NEED to cure the prints. It's actually better not to.
However, as I was filming these tests and handling them a lot over a few days, it made more sense to cure them. This caused the thin shapes to warp.
I hope you are Ok my friend, We miss you
Thanks Miguel. I'm fine buddy. I've had too much work on my hands lately but things should be returning to normal now😁
Hi VOG, I really want to use my savings to get into jewlery casting, I'm expecting a Jupiter letter next mont, choose it for its upgrade premise, but I'm currently undecided between Investing on a M3 Max, a DLP Ultra or wait for Elegoo to finally announce their Mars DLP, what would you reccomend?
That's a tough call. I haven't heard anything recently about an Elegoo DLP and I can't really be sure my guess about updatable modules was accurate. Tell you what, I'll drop Elegoo a line and see what I can find out for you 😁
@@vogman tell them your fans are sad they didn't send you a production model of the Saturn to review after your beta model review. Maybe they can send you an S!
I don't think Elegoo have ever really forgiven me for the Z-Wobble incident, but we seem to be on good terms. I'll try to find out what I can
@@vogman we forgive you!
@@vogman Thanks man!, I'd really appreciate that
Thanksssss =)
Thanks you too 😁
What were the average printing times? I got this printer and I printed the rook print and it took me almost 1hour and a half is that normal?
I'd say that's pretty normal. Resin printing isn't a fast process and the estimated times shown in slicers and even on the printer UI shouldn't be fully believed. An "estimate" is more like it.
Obviously the taller you go, the longer it takes. Similarly the finer the layering, the longer it takes.
I tend to stick with 0.05mm layer height as I did in this video and these prints were all between 3 and 6 hours (based on height). 😁
@@vogman thank you so much I was thinking maybe i was doing something wrong but honestly love your videos you got me into resin printing with your reviews!
Always happy to help. Happy printing 😁
You can go as fast as 50mm so says the specs that is.
Is it use for jewelry items printing
You can use any resin printing for jewellery 😁
Cool
Thanks 😁
yesssssss
😁👍👍👍
Elegoo mars 3 sir
It's a nice capable printer. I was worried by the Z Wobble when I first reviewed it, but Elegoo soon sorted that out 😁
The new firmware has it stop midway drain off then lift to absolute z
Thanks for the info 😁