Phrozen Wash: Limpiador de resina 5KG

The reason I bought it was mostly due to the 4K resolution and cost. I'm not a heavy user, however I have used about 10 liters of resin up to this point. I had some problems here and there but I am sure it is more due to me learning how to work with Chitubox and optimizing the print settings as I learnt working with this new technology. What I liked: Excellent level of detail! Quiet. Fast. Inexpensive. Well built. What could be better: I experienced layer shifting, the FEP film peeled off on my 10th print. The expected longevity of the LCD screens is around 2000 hours, LCDs seem to be in short supply at the moment, so something worth investing in in advance to minimize downtime.

I've had the privilege of being an early user of 3D printing. I am a graduate of FDM printing and I have a lot of knowledge about its basics, but resin 3D printing is something new to me. Coming from an experienced user, I believe this printer is the most user-friendly out of the box machine I've ever used. The prints are having best quality I've ever seen. I'm happy! I'm convinced the technology has finally caught up with what I want to do, which is to print tabletop miniatures that are just as good of quality or better than what I can get in the stores for a fraction of the price. If you're a hobbyist who loves miniatures, purchase it now and you'll never regret it!

I've tried a lot of 3D printers, but nothing comes close to the high-end quality of the Phrozen Sonic 4K. I decided to purchase this Phrozen Sonic 4K and it's absolutely fantastic... Prints look like they were purchased from a shop. I highly recommend this product not just for its quality, but also for the amazing and fast Phrozen customer support.

It did deliver right out of the box. Leveling the bed was an easy task. The test print from Top3DShop came out great. And my larger dental prints look super nice as well. Philip was also of great of help as he consulted me on the best print orientation and it improved my success rate dramatically.

I bought this printer about 5 months ago, much better than Makerbot. The quality of the print is excellent, both in terms of surface finish and tolerances. Great software. Even better support team. They sent spare parts for free to fix up the issue I was having with the extruder. It didn't print quite how I wanted right out of the box, so had to make some adjustments to the bed and the print settings, and now for the most part it does very well. If I had to get another large-format 3D printer, I think I'd still get Raise3D.

It is the very first time that I ever tried a resin printer. I was unable to print the first two prints because I didn't set the build platform level. When you set up your printer - you need to print a test print before you can start, so ensure you do not skip this step and complete the leveling process first. After leveling the platform, I was able to print a model and the quality was excellent. I still need to do finishing work on the model, but this is my first impressions on the Uniz Slash 2 printer.

There are no failures, lots of features, fantastic software and even better support. Its level bed and high-quality gantry system have saved me dozens of hours of work. The machine and parts for it cost cost a lot, but quality is totally worth it.

Very happy with the printer. Around 200 hours of printing to date and absolutely no issues. The Flashforge Guider II and Guider II S are the best printers in that price range. And much better than the Ender 3 which I instantly returned.

"Great 3D printer for a reasonable cost: 1) a wide variety of connectivity options: USB, Wi-Fi or Ethernet. 2) removable build plate 3) open platform, it's permitted to use filaments of other manufacturers, unlike my old Makerbot 5GEN that had an enclosing where only Makerbot's filaments would fit. "

The good: solid prints with low levels of distortion; silent; simple software with ready-made profiles. The bad: the software looks slighly outdated and could be updated to include profiles of other dental resin manufacturers. Wi-Fi didn't work for us due to the way our internal Wi-Fi is set up.

Advantages: 1. The printer is massive. 2. Huge variety of materials: from ABS to Nylon to PC. ABS and ABS/PC are my go-to because they are easier to process. 3. Capable of printing with TPU. My last Ultimaker had a huge problem with these. 4. Dual extrusion, I rarely use it, but when I do, it really helps, PVA supports save us a ton of time. 5. Responsive support. Their support team is very responsive and gets down to the root of the issue. I can rate them highly and the Raise Academy is of great help, too. Disadvantages: 6. I was a bit disappointed by the absence of a BL-Touch sensor. Autolevelling could have certainly come in handy, the same way it works on our Raise3D E2. I used to hate it, but anyway, it has stayed level for the last 6 months without issue, so for now, this is not something I cannot downrate on, yet I still put it as a disadvanage since I find it to be of use. Conclusion: It's probably not for all users. It's definitely priced higher than average, but you get reliable results, so it is totally worth it. It's so much worse to miss a customer's deadline and lose the order AND your reputation than to spend slighly more on a quality machine.

The Pro2 is simply fantastic. It's extremely simple to set up and use. Raise3D and Top3D offer a wide range of resources to help you. IdeaMaker is simple, easy to use and, the most important, it's free. The support team quickly answers to any concerns or questions. In conclusion, this product is fantastic and I will highly recommend it to anyone!

Finally, a 3D printer that wasn't delivered half-broken by UPS/FedEx. Top 3D delivered this machine on a pallet via commercial delivery. It was packed extremely well and safely. The printer was unpacked, we watched the materials in the Customer Success Training Pack provided by Top3D. The first print we completed took 40 hours and it was completed without any issue. Then we began the second print of 80 hours, and it was completed with no problem, too. The printer is extremely quiet, looks cool, is easy to launch prints from our Wi-Fi, and our clients find it amuzing when visiting our office. So far, so good. I recommend.

I've owned the QIDI Tech X-MAX. When the printer was delivered, I was expecting it to come with the same durability and reliable prints as the rest of the QIDI printers, and it does. It printed my test model flawlessly. The only downside is I had to make a separate request for the high-temp extruder, at first I felt that they undersupplied me, but the reality is it's required you write to them directly to request the high-temp extruder (not sure why that is the case). Nevertheless, for any issues, their support has been very helpful (as always).

This is my first printer. I didn’t know what to choose between Prusa, Flashforge and Qidi X Max. I am pleased to report I don't have any regrets about this printer. Unpacking and installation took like 15 minutes? Prints are consistent and clean. The build volume is huge for larger prints. In addition to this, the support was exceptional. I love their customer support. Its adhesive sheets helped me to make reliable prints. I've been mostly printing with PLA, ABS and tried CF-Nylon. All prints turned out great despite very limited experience of 3D printing.