If a tighter budget is your deciding factor, however, then the original Anycubic Mono is a perfectly serviceable machine with no real downsides in terms of print quality or usability. While slower than the others, it’s still one of the better and cheaper resin printers available on the market today.

While each model in the Anycubic Mono series has its own differences, they share a lot in common too. If any of the below are your main priority when deciding on which 3D printer to buy, then you’ll be pleasantly surprised to learn that any one of the machines we’ve discussed today will fit your bill. Included Slicing Software

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Note: The warranty period for the LCD Screen of some machines has been extended from 3 months to 6 months. Effective models: Mono 2, Mono X 6Ks, Mono M5s, Mono M5 and LCD printers listed by Anycubic later. Technology The Mono 4K has a larger build volume of 165 x 132 x 80mm, so it’s perfect if you want to print miniatures like statuettes and Warhammer model figurines. It also means you’ll be perfectly comfortable building pieces for larger, multi-part builds. Print Speed The Anycubic Photon Mono X 6Ks is a resin printer in a class of its own! In addition to a 9.1 inch 6K display and a large build volume of 195.84 x 122.4 x 200 mm, the printer impresses with its advanced and precise operation. At around 50mm/hour, the Mono 4K’s print speed is about average for a printer like this, but can’t be described as slow. Given its impressive build volume, you may be waiting a while for the bigger prints, but that shouldn’t be a deal-breaker given its low cost and impressive capabilities. Touchscreen

Print speed is one of the most compelling reasons to opt for the Mono SQ, as it boasts a speed of 60mm/hour, which is 3x the speed of the original Photon Mono. Needless to say, this is impressive for a machine of this cost, and makes it a great choice if you want to print minifigures or more complex projects that require separately printed parts. Touchscreen Damages caused by uncontrollable external factors, including fire, flood, strong winds, or lightning strikes. During resin 3D printing process, the UV light emits ultraviolet rays, which irradiate the resin surface through the resin tank to complete the curing of the resin. The power of the UV light is an important parameter to consider, it can be adjusted when using a 3D printer. Changing the UV power will affect the quality of the print, higher UV power also means the resin will cure faster. In this tutorial, we will introduce the testing and adjustment of UV power for Anycubic Photon Mono X 6K. Understanding the UV power of 3D printers will help you get better printing results. Adjusting the UV power for different types of resins can help ensure the material cures properly and get high quality 3D prints.

Beginning with the first (and cheapest) of the series, the Anycubic Photon Mono’s price makes it one of the cheapest resin 3D printers on the market today. Build Volume While it boasts a standard touchscreen, the LCD screen of the Anycubic Mono 4K is at 6.23’’. This makes perfecting your settings and designs much simpler and more satisfying to carry out, and looks pretty cool to boot. The Mono 4K is an impressive addition to Anycubic’s line of resin printers, and has a host of features geared toward those of you who want to print big impressive projects without spending too much. Build Volume To level the machine, remove the vat and then place the piece of paper provided by Anycubic on the LCD screen. Loosen the four adjustment screws on the sides of the build plate. The build plate should wiggle freely.

Failure to return the product to Anycubic within 7 business days after the replacement has been confirmed by Anycubic. Despite the models all carrying the Mono name, the Mono X should be considered a completely different machine. Its differences in build volume, resolution, and design make it stand out the most, especially in price. Dated sales receipt issued by an authorized Anycubic distributor, showing product details and prices. The Mono SQ has a 3.5’’ touchscreen, which is fairly standard for an Anycubic Mono model. Connection

Warranty terms for other regions: If the consumer protection laws or regulations in your country differ from the warranty period specified by us, we will provide after-sales service in compliance with the local regulations based on your country's warranty terms. WARRANTY PERIOD The Photon Mono X 6Ks is equipped with the optimised Anycubic LightTurbo matrix light source and with a high-precision optical lens. The combination of these two components creates a stable and uniform light source with parallel light beams. This eliminates optical layers and grid lines, leaving smooth and fine model surfaces.

Like all 3D printers, the Anycubic Photon Mono X2 requires calibration before its first print. Leveling the build plate is fairly straightforward and only takes a piece of paper and an Allen wrench. Unfortunately, there’s no good way to tell if you’ve succeeded in leveling until you start printing. Despite its greater build capabilities, the Mono X falls into the middling ground when it comes to print speed. At a maximum of 60mm/h, it is noticeably faster than the original Mono printer. Touchscreen The UV power of a 3D printer is the intensity of the ultraviolet (UV) light source used to cure the resin during the printing process, and it is a measure of the energy delivered per unit area of resin. UV power is measured in watts per square centimeter (W/cm²) and determines the rate at which the resin cures. Higher UV power cures the resin faster and correspondingly faster print speeds. Different UV power levels will have an impact on the quality and efficiency of the print. Adjusting the UV power according to the needs is one of the practical printing skills.When printing transparent or translucent resin, the UV power can be adjusted between 45% and 50% to present better printing results. The beefiest of the three models we’re discussing today is the Anycubic Mono X. It doesn’t fit into the ‘budget’ category as easily as its counterparts, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t take a look at the features that call for such an increased price. Build Volume With touchscreens becoming the norm for 3D printers around the time of Anycubic’s Photon Zero, all three Mono models have their own color screens built into the machine. Any faults or damages to the product are caused by unauthorized use or modification, including exposure to moisture, entry of foreign substances (water, oil, sand, etc.), or improper installation or operation.