My M3 max has the auto-resin feature and holy crap... I won't buy another printer without one. Incredibly good. I run at 40% flow rate. Just finished a 28 hour print a few days ago. Set it and forget it.
I've had an M3 Max since they came out. I've never needed to clean the tubes. Honestly, if I botched the tubes I'd just buy more. Tubes are dirt cheap.
No reviewer seems to throw some primer on these models, so we can get a better idea of what's going on. All the raw resins are translucent and don't show exactly what you're working with when painting. I'm starting to think this is all a circle jerk between printer bros who are into the hobby of collecting and testing printers, and they aren't painters. Cause the focus of all these videos doesn't seem to offer a clear idea on how is this better for miniature or modelling hobby than the previous generations. I have a previous generation Anycubic, and i got zero information out of this if it's worth upgrading or not. Most of these models printed above 2k look nice with video compression on youtube, so it's just not a good comparison.
@@MakeUseOf you're missing the point. That's the idea. It's hard to tell the quality of a print without some primer on it. The different resins being very translucent don't really show what the result is, and hide a lot of the defects and layering.
![Anycubic Photon M3 Max auto resin filling 3D printer [HONEST REVIEW]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/pmJV8ho5gZU/mqdefault.jpg)
Very nice Review, Going to be getting this real soon to Test and print things myself!
Replying to my own comment. Got the printer and Setup was nice And easy. Only problem I’m having is the mobile app really
Great review. The camera section was very helpful.
I am tempted toward this just for that auto feed feature, but I am hoping Elegoo makes one soon.
My M3 max has the auto-resin feature and holy crap... I won't buy another printer without one. Incredibly good. I run at 40% flow rate. Just finished a 28 hour print a few days ago. Set it and forget it.
Hey guys this might be a stupid question but how do you clean the autofeeder system and tubes between a bottle and another?
I've had an M3 Max since they came out. I've never needed to clean the tubes. Honestly, if I botched the tubes I'd just buy more. Tubes are dirt cheap.
Hello, I understand that you can safely work on this printer without auto feed?
Does the AA work.
Hmmmm that means if I buy M3 plus better then x 6K right .?
We have a M3 and a M3Max. Having fun with them/
Are you using Craftsman Resing on a non DLP printer?
at 17:40, what are the models in the right half of the picture?
No reviewer seems to throw some primer on these models, so we can get a better idea of what's going on. All the raw resins are translucent and don't show exactly what you're working with when painting. I'm starting to think this is all a circle jerk between printer bros who are into the hobby of collecting and testing printers, and they aren't painters. Cause the focus of all these videos doesn't seem to offer a clear idea on how is this better for miniature or modelling hobby than the previous generations.
I have a previous generation Anycubic, and i got zero information out of this if it's worth upgrading or not. Most of these models printed above 2k look nice with video compression on youtube, so it's just not a good comparison.
We paint. Aren't you priming your models? So the resin color doesn't matter.
@@MakeUseOf you're missing the point. That's the idea. It's hard to tell the quality of a print without some primer on it. The different resins being very translucent don't really show what the result is, and hide a lot of the defects and layering.