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Reviews (2)
03 Mar, 2021
Excellence through simplicity
Very easy to set up and use, with great results, a good variety of resins for different applications too at an affordable price.
17 Mar, 2021
Great affordable 3D printer
Quick and easy to get started, but to realize its full potential it takes a little bit of time to optimist your layouts (as with any 3D printing).
The more experienced you get, the smarter you can get with supports and finish.
The quality of finish is entirely up to the detail you have modeled and your layer resolution. But as with all designs and tolerancing, why print 0.05 layers if your part only needs 0.1
You print time is directly relative to resolution and print height, so you can fill your build plate and there will be no impact on your print time. It will only increase the taller the print height and the finer the steps. Oh and of course what the recommended cure time per layer is for your resin.
The only restriction is the size, but for the price its amazing, if you need to print bigger components, you can either break down your model into smaller sections to print and assemble later, or upgrade to the larger machine.