Anycubic has fabricated perhaps the greatest tar 3d printer I have at any point seen with the new Photon Mono X! The Photon Mono X is the biggest, quickest, and has the most noteworthy goal of all.
Unpacking
You just need to see the case of the Anuycubic Mono X on your yard to realize that you are managing one major MSLA unit. When eliminated from the container the 270mm(L)*290mm(W)*475mm(H) hits you immediately. My psyche quickly disclosed to me that I planned to require a lot of room for this unit as well as for the extra hardware I would have to hold the work process in line. The formed volume contrasted with numerous other pitch printers is monstrous at 192mm(L）*120mm(W）*245mm（H).
This is bigger than the majority of my initial FDM 3d printing and can make some significant models and pieces. The new mono LCD puts out an XY Resolution of 0.050mm 3840*2400（4K）making additionally probably the keenest screen accessible for this work. This 3.5″ touchscreen is a nice size with the product being basically the same as the entirety of the past Anycubic machines making it a fast report on the off chance that you as of now have insight with this stage. If you don’t, relax: it is an extremely basic GUI that is clear and natural.
Arrangement
Nothing excessively extravagant here: the Anycubic Photon Mono X is quite finished out of the crate. You just need to connect the 12V force supply and join the forming plate and tar tank. Before you lose track of the main issue at hand, make sure to change the forming plate so you can even out it to the machine. This is finished by first extricating the nuts on the forming plate, putting the gave paper on the LCD screen without the tank set up, setting the machine to the home position, fixing the nuts, and afterward posting the bed up and setting the tank back in position. Whenever that is done you would now be able to add some gum. Make certain to wear gloves at whatever point dealing with tar. The sap isn’t something you need to get on your hands. Regardless of whether your skin doesn’t respond, you will smell sap vapor for quite a while. Since I am talking about sap vapor note that the tar well is bigger than any well that I have utilized earlier which implies the exhaust and smell are recognizably more grounded. Ensure you place the Anycubic Photon Mono X in an all-around ventilated region and away from youngsters and pets that might track down the dark smooth liquid interesting.
Use
Ordinarily, with any new Anycubic printer, I would make the universal Anycubic Cube. At the point when I did this on the new Mono X something abnormal occurred… The base tumbled off the print. Upon some speedy investigating, I understood it was not the printer’s deficiency but rather something I had done.
After annihilating a few screens of my past PLA 3d printer filament I chose to add screen defender to my new Mono X to keep it perfect and buckling down for any longer time. What this did was lose the layer relieving time on my Mono X. So I went into my Photon Studio settings and went up on my openness time in .5 additions until I hit 3 seconds. I utilized this Resin XP2-ValidationMatrix document to align the distinctions.
Technical Specifications
● System: ANYCUBIC Photon Mono X
● Operation: 3.5 inches Touch Screen
● Software: ANYCUBIC Photon workshop
● Connectivity : USB
● Technology: LCD-based SLA
● Light-source: high-quality filament（wavelength 405nm）
● XY Res.: 0.050mm 3840*2400（4K）
● Z-Axis Res.: 0.01mm
● Layer Res.: 0.01-0.15mm
● Printing Speed: MAX 60mm/h
● Rated Power: 120W
● Printer Size : 270mm(L)*290mm(W)*475mm(H)
● Build Volume: 192mm(L）*120mm(W）*245mm（H）
● Material: 405nm UV Resin
● Net Weight: ~10.75kg
Last Thoughts and Recommendations
The Anycubic Photon Mono X is a stunning 3d printer filament for different reasons: speed, fabricate size, goal, and then some. What it isn’t is a passage-level machine. I’m not saying that it can’t be your initial introduction to sap printing. The Mono X is as yet an exceptionally basic and clear machine and isn’t any more troublesome than the Photon or Mono however there are a couple of things you need to think about.
