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Posted by Christian Hoj
 - April 09, 2022, 00:54:24
Hi,

Thanks for the review. At what % UV light power do you run the normal and fast speed prints?

Best regards,
Christian
Posted by Brian Jackson
 - March 07, 2022, 02:09:29
Wow thanks so much.
This really brought mine to a whole new level.
Would like to see the rest of your support settings.
Thanks!
Posted by MaxHereticus
 - December 28, 2021, 04:52:42
I just got mine in the post this morning.. sets up super fast and I'm running the test print as I type..so far so good.. yeah it's got a bit of a noisy fan but it's not too bad plus I print in my attic so I don't hear it unless I'm in that room. Everything is real solid with this machine, I'm impressed so far
Posted by Abid
 - November 20, 2021, 20:03:51
i baught an Anycubic 3d printer from tronikshop.com and it's so powerful print, really like it
Posted by LL
 - November 19, 2021, 19:39:14
Thanks for the review.
Posted by Redaktion
 - November 19, 2021, 17:10:52
Anycubic's new version of the Photon Mono X promises higher resolution and faster processing times. At speeds of up to 80 mm/h, the 3D printer, which retails for 659 USD, is designed to produce replicates from UV resin. The 6K resolution of the masking screen renders details as thin as a single hair.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Anycubic-Photon-Mono-X-6K-Resin-3D-Printer-review-does-the-printer-deliver-what-Anycubic-promises.580276.0.html