The Phenom by Peopoly is a $2k MSLA (LCD+LED) light-cured resin 3D printer with a big orange panel door. This device prints 3D objects with liquid resin, activated with lights – it pulls the print up ...

For the last few months, I have been playing around with a printer that feels both very similar and very different. The Peopoly Phenom feels like a standard MSLA resin printer, like several I have ...

Creality launched its new line of resin 3D printers earlier this month, seeking to address many consumer needs. HALOT-MAGE series 8K resin printers are the company's answer to sub-par 3D printers ...

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The Elegoo Saturn offers a larger build plate to print bigger models, which makes it an ideal choice for people interested in figurines and prototyping. Despite its size, it’s still manageable to keep ...

The desktop resin printing market has seen machines across the board slowly developing with more product design and features that make dealing with the mess a little less troublesome. There’s also the ...

The Kobra 2 is the latest FDM printer from manufacturer Anycubic. Although the rise in popularity and accessibility of resin printers has been pretty meteoric, there is still very much a place for FDM ...

The SL1S is the fastest resin 3D printer I've ever used. The price is high, but so is the speed. James has been writing about technology for years but has loved it since the early 90s. While his main ...

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The Photon Mono M5s is a leap forward in consumer 3D printers. The 12K screen and 19 micron resolution offer stunning prints, while the improved auto-levelling and easy setup make it a breeze to use.

Your run-of-the-mill desktop 3D printer is based on a technology known as Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM), where the machine squirts out layers of hot plastic that stick to each other. But that’s not ...