Anycubic Photon S

Hi all. I want to get into 3d printing, mostly want to print miniatures and my sculpts. I decided I wanted to get an Anycubic Photon and I ordered it last year from their website. It was a horrible experience and I ended up getting a refund after a few months of no updates from them whatsoever.

I must say right off the bat that the quality this machine can deliver is fantastic! Leveling the bed was a snap and their little cubic lattice structure printed flawlessly the first time. So my opinion is that unless your machine has a mechanical issue, if you follow the directions you will get goo...

Anycubic has been having a sale over the past 3 months or so. I can afford all of their models (photon, photon mono, photon S) and I plan mostly on using it mostly for miniature printing and other organic shapes. Which of the three would you recommend?

I purchased this product and received it about a week ago before writing this review. Most of what I learned in trouble shooting was based on online videos. The materials provided with the product itself were limited. After my first print 90% error proof I felt good about the product, then I ran int...

Right now the Anycubic Photon S is on sale for $179 USD till about midnight and it seems like a good buy. I have a few FDM pieces that I have purchased from commercial vendors and it is a pain sanding an prepping them for the tabletop with the print lines so visible. Location: USA. Purpose: Table top printing of figures, small terrain, buildings (\~1/285).

Works with only three button presses if you only want to make their test cube. However, I bought it on countless recommendations of its print quality and usability. Neither are what I would call good. I’m no stranger to 3D modeling or technology in general, but when it comes to resin printing you ha...

I worked with this product for months tinkering with all the available settings. Over all only about 1/3 of my prints turned out well. Getting exposure correct was darn near impossible...even with all the guidance from members of the FB group. After about 3 months (Early March 2020) the cooling fan ...

First couple of prints were great out of the box, I assume it was easy to level since you basically just move the base down until it bottoms out and then slight adjust from there. Next 8 prints were all horrible and a complete waste of time. Had to re-level constantly and at one point pressing home ...

The USB socket was dead on mine. All in all it was a well built machine and the double rails looked very precise but since I had already bought a Elegoo Mars and was used to it's quality and ease of use I simply returned the machine. The slicer software is primitive compared to what was supplied wit...

The original Anycubic Photon is probably the most popular LCD SLA printer on the market, and for good reason. It is affordable, easy to use, and has a great support base online. This is the followup to that machine. There is great debate within the Photon "community" as to which is better- But unlik...