Review Monoprice Mini SLA LCD Resin 3D Printer (Updated Version) Build Area 118 x 65 x 110 mm, High Resolution, Auto Leveling, Wi-Fi Web UI, 2K LCD Curing Screen

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Details: Monoprice Mini SLA LCD Resin 3D Printer (Updated Version) Build Area 118 x 65 x 110 mm, High Resolution, Auto Leveling, Wi-Fi Web UI, 2K LCD Curing Screen

Brand: Monoprice

The MP Mini SLA 3D Printer produces higher quality, more detailed, and smoother prints when compared to filament-based 3D printers. It uses an LCD display to cure layers of UV photosensitive resin with layer heights as small as 35 microns. The printer is ready to print right out of the box. Simply pair it with your Wi-Fi® network and add the included sample resin. It has a built-in Web UI, which can slice and print model files without the need for a separate software package. It automatically calibrates and levels the print platform whenever a print is started, ensuring a perfect print every time.       1 Year 3D Printer Repair WarrantyMonoprice 3D printers offer a 30 day money back guarantee. After 30 days, Monoprice stands behind their products by offering a 1 year repair warranty for any manufacture defects on our printers.Please note, our warranty does not apply to any defects resulting from negligence, misuse, any modifications or enhancements to the product. Any of these will result in a voided warranty, as a result, Monoprice will no longer offer support and/or returns for these items.30 Day Money Back GuaranteeMonoprice stands behind every product we sell with a 30 day money back guarantee! If the product you purchase does not satisfy your needs, send it back for a full refund.Quality at a Fair PriceMonoprice’s rugged design and rigid quality control standards deliver high quality products at fair prices.Hassle Free PackagingMonoprice exists to bring simplicity, fairness, and confidence to technology choices. This product features recyclable packaging that is simple to open, cost effective, with minimal waste, and fully protective as it travels to you.Service and SupportYou’re never on your own with Monoprice products! We have a full team of friendly and knowledgeable technicians available to answer your questions, both before and after the sale. Contact our technical support team for questions about our products, troubleshooting, or even suggestions for products to fit your particular needs. Not to be outdone, our friendly and helpful customer service team is here to make your ordering, delivery, and any possible returns a quick and painless operation, from start to finish! Support Files: User’s Manual (Aug 16, 2019)3D Printer FAQ (Jan 13, 2021)Benutzerhandbuch (Deutsche) (Aug 16, 2019)Manuel d’Utilisation (Fran?ais) (Aug 16, 2019)Manuale Utente (Italiano) (Aug 16, 2019)Manual de Usuario (Espa?ol) (Aug 16, 2019)Creation Workshop Slicing Software (Apr 3, 2018)ChiTuBox 64 Slicing Software (Jun 17, 2019)Firmware Updates (July 11, 2019)Firmware Update 3.82 (Oct 11, 2019)Firmware Update 3.83 (Oct 11, 2019)Monoprice and all Monoprice logos are trademarks of Monoprice Inc. microSD is a trademark of SD-3C, LLC. Wi-Fi® is a registered trademark of Wi-Fi Alliance. Updated Apr 13, 2021

Buyer Guide 3D Printers

If you’re looking to buy a 3D Printer, read on. The following buying guide gives all the information you need to make a sound choice.

• The 3 main printer types are desktop 3D printers, industrial 3D printers, and fused deposition modeling (FDM) printers.
• Desktop 3D printers are cheap, easy to use, and quite affordable. They work well for small projects and are a great choice for home use.
• Industrial 3D printers are versatile, reliable, and can handle larger heavier materials. They’re also the most expensive 3D printers.
• FDM printers are the least expensive 3D printers. They’re best suited for hobbyists, students, and classrooms.
• Most 3D printers are 3D scanners. You can use these devices to scan your ideas, objects, or designs, and then print them.
• Printers have four main parts: the print bed, the extruder, the nozzle, and the motor.
• Printers come in two main types: fused filament fabrication (FFF) and fused deposition modeling (FDM). FFF 3D printers use spools of filaments (plastic), while FDM 3D printers use thermoplastic (plastic) powder.

How to choose 3D Printers

 Although 3D printers may be new to you, they’re actually already very commonplace.

• 3D Printers can take many forms. The most commonly used types of 3D printers are desktop printers, which are relatively small, and Industrial printers, which are larger and more powerful. Desktop 3D printers are less expensive and easier to use, but Industrial printers are generally sturdier and can take on larger jobs.
• 3D Printers use a variety of materials to print. The most common type of 3D printer uses plastic filament, which can be molded into a variety of shapes. Filament comes in a variety of colors and can be used to make a variety of objects, including smartphone cases, laptop cases, and toys.
•  3D Printers can be used for any purpose. Whether you want to make sculptures, furniture, or parts for your own do-it-yourself projects, 3D printers can help you create any 3D object you have in mind.
•  3D Printers are not a magic bullet. As with any new technology, 3D printers have pros and cons. While 3D printers are less expensive and easier to use than traditional manufacturing, they require special CAD software, which can cost thousands of dollars. 3D printers also don’t offer the same range of materials, and can’t create as many complex shapes as traditional manufacturing.
•  3D printers have advantages. If you’re short on time or money, 3D printers can be a great solution, especially for small projects or limited budgets. 3D printing is also useful for prototyping and can help you quickly create and sell your own products.

 

How to maintain 3D Printers

3D printing is a remarkable way to create complex, functional objects. However, 3D printing is also incredibly time-consuming, complicated, and expensive.

Because of this, many 3D printers require regular maintenance. For instance, most 3D printers have a nozzle, which can get clogged with debris over time.

These clogs can slow down your prints, cause jams and errors, and ruin the quality of your 3D creations.

There are countless tutorials and guides on how to unclog a 3D printer’s nozzle. However, many of these guides require expensive replacement parts or professional equipment.

Luckily, there are several ways to clean your 3D printer’s nozzle without purchasing expensive replacement parts. Some of the most common ways to clean a 3D printer’s nozzle are:

• Cleaning the nozzle with alcohol.
• Cleaning the nozzle with dish soap.
• Installing a UV lamp.
• Cleaning the nozzle with a toothbrush.
• Using a rotating brush.
• Using compressed air to blow away debris.

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