Voxelab Proxima 4K Resin 3D Printer - 25mm/h High-Speed Printing, 4K LCD Monochrome Screen 6", Touchscreen, Linear Guide Rail, 130x76x155mm - Create Stunning 4K Prints Effortlessly!

I have a toy company and run a print farm. I needed some low cost reliable printers to do all my prints. This printer is great! Super high resolution and easy to use for half the cost of leading brands of this caliper. The mid size print bed makes it great for somewhat large prints. Can't print full size helmet without slicing it up a bunch but for mass production of Mini Figures it's fantastic! As you can see in the photos the resolution is great and I was able to print this 15" base for an animation project in 4 parts with high details.Pros.Easy setup, very reliable, High print quality, inexpensive when compared to Elegoo Saturn or Epax E10.ConsBolts for the print tray are separated and if you forget to put them back in then kiss your printer goodbye. An integrated bolt would fix that. Firmware needs a serious update. You can not change print times and setting on the fly like you can will all other MSLA printers out there. The print tracker that forces you to change the FEP every 15,000 layers is really annoying and unnecessary. At least for me.Over all. great printers and if I had room I would buy several more!

For the price (of the printer, there are a lot more expenses to go along with it) I am super impressed with the results. I'm not new to 3D printers, but this is my first time using a resin printer. My only regret is not buying a bigger one. My first few prints failed but after checking out a few guides on youtube and dialing in the settings, every print has come out perfect. The one thing I had to discover on my own is MAKE SURE THE SURFACE YOUR PRINTER IS ON IS LEVEL! My desk had a slight lean and fixing that made all the difference.Know that you will go through a lot of paper towels, a lot of alcohol, and a lot of gloves. I've only used the anycubic basic grey resin so far and I'm really happy with the results. The pictures really speak for themselves. The action figures are 6" and the print next to it was printed as big as I could fit on the bed.I will be buying a bigger one in the near future.

Edit: updating this review to reflect increased knowledge of it. Reducing my stars to 1.It DOES NOT utilize chitubox AT ALL. You can prep a model in chitubox but cannot slice it, this removes a LOT of options like aliasing and such because the actual program supported (and there’s only one, but it’s not voxelprint) is flashdlprint.A super basic program that does not have many options to utilize in it. And it’s default options are horribly inaccurate and will end in failures.The options in this program are functional, but limited to the very basics and don’t even cover the printers own features. So you can’t even utilize the device to its fullest as a result.Lychee is also not supported and say they can’t because flashforge decided to use their own special code.Pro version listed here is not the pro version, just a different case color. As I say below, much of the pages information is false in this regard and while it shows a pro version in the images, the actual product is the regular 8.9 model.Original review:Took me a few days to get it going because I knew virtually nothing of resin printing prior to this. But once I got the issues worked out (and after wasting 500g of resin...) it is simply an awesome little printer.Easy to setup, easy to use.Only down side is the software it comes with is pretty limited and confusing, as well as virtually unknown in the world of tutorials and updates. Turns out all my problems (Prints sticking to the FEP) people kept telling me were a leveling issue, were in reality an exposure issue, as the default settings did not work for my resin.But once I got it all figured out I was finally printing well. Although I certainly need to learn to cut back on my supports and resin waste.Granted my first print isn't the most extremely detailed, her wing def shows a LOT of what this can do for me. (printed in parts, not whole)Sadly.. I need more Resin before I can continue :pBut I can see I'm going to enjoy this little thing as I go.For the misleading sale I docked 2 stars, but the overall product is still pretty good quality, so I didn't go farther.If I had any real complaint to add, it's that I ordered the Pro version according to this page, and received a regular 8.9. The device is clearly marked as the non-pro version. There should be a PRO mark on the front, and device model sticker on the back.I'd chalk it up to a misunderstanding on my part, but the page doesn't just say color for the pro version, the entire pages information changed in the photos displayed and advertised the pro version.So either it was a bait and switch, upgrades were made under the hood and no notification is included, or there needs to be an edit to the page to clarify it isn't the pro version despite the images all saying "8.9 Pro" on them and showing it displayed prominently on the device.Of course much of the images also show Voxelab, and not FlashForge. (tho tmk they're the same company, they should update these images)

99$ for a starter resin printer is a pretty good deal. Yes these newer models your locked into using there own software slicer. But so far I haven’t had a issue with using it. I will say I had to add a plastic washer on the build plate screw so I would have proper tension on the build plate when leveling. Also after printing two big size models it said to replace the plastic sheet, I just reset the print layer counter and still going on the original sheet, not sure how long before your supposed to replace it. Overall it has some little issues that are minor for it’s price point.

Luego de algunos meses tuvo problemas :c ame mucho utilizarla

No idea, it works.

Useless after FIVE prints. Where can i buy replacement vat and film? Also i would like tips on how to remove the print without damaging the film. I asked these questions and the company did not respond except to send a picture of an email address I should contact outside of Amazon.

If you are considering the Elegoo Saturn or a similar sized printer, don't pass on this because of the price. This printer is excellent and a much better value. This is my second Voxelab printer (I also have a Proxima 6) and they are excellent machines. Highly recommend this printer with zero hesitation.Edit: one thing to note is that this printer is not compatible with Lychee. I spoke to Lychee and they said they have been trying to make it work, but it uses a different file type than other Chitu based machines and Voxelab has been slow to respond to them. If you are a Lychee user and/or you hate Chitubox, this is something to consider.

Muy buena impresora, la he usado para imprimir muchas figuras con mucho detalle y funciona súper bien, fácil de usar y buenos resultados. La recomiendo. 👍🏼

Por el precio funciona e imprime muy bien. Tiene dos puntos malos, el primero es que solo viene 1 lámina de FEP que es el plástico que protege la pantalla, si eres desafortunado o con poca experiencia se puede rayar o rompler incluso a la primera impresión y no viene ningún repuesto además de que los repuestos son muy caros y difíciles de encontrar entonces de nada sirve lo demás. El segundo punto pésimo es que solo puedes usar el software chitubox el cual te limita opciones y peor tiene una versión pro de paga.

Un muy buen precio, todo bien, nuevo, completo (vendedor Printer 3D). De esta impresora puedes checar los videos y es una de las mejores para iniciarse en la impresión de resina, fácil de nivelar, fácil de operar y de limpiar, compra resina para que la pruebes rápido, alcohol isopropílico, guantes de nitrilo y toallas de microfibra, no raspes el FEP, no lo limpies con servilletas o toallas de papel, y verás como te dura mas tiempo.El problema es que tal vez se complique mucho la primera impresión, ya que la blanca o cualquiera mas nueva no tiene motherboard chitubox, por lo que no servirán los archivos .fdg, si se usa chitubox hay que configurarla como una flashforge 6, modificar el archivo de configuración y cambiarle la extensión a .SVGX que es el único archivo que lee la proxima 6 nueva (blanca y algunas negras). La otra opción es si se usa el LycheeSlicer (con su varita mágica), es guardar en extensión .fdg y este archivo abrirlo en UVTools, ahí está la opción de convertirlo a .SVGX

Es una impresora increíble, le compré la placa magnética flexible y fue lo mejor que pude hacer, tiene muy buena resolución, los fep son baratos y fáciles de cambiar,llevo usándola mucho tiempo y he hecho más de 300 impresiones y me sigue encantando,la mejor compra que he hecho y muy barata y buena.

Por el precio, la calidad de impresión y la calidad de los componentes, esta impresora es la mejor. Tuve una ANYCUBIC Photon Mono con la que tuve muchos problemas principalmente con el FEP. Esta impresora a pesar de que es menos costosa, tiene mejor calidad de construccion y de impresión que otras en el mismo rango o mayor de precio. Las únicas desventaja que le veo es que hace mucho ruido a la hora de imprimir