ANYCUBIC Wash and Cure Station, Newest Upgraded 2 in 1 Wash and Cure 2.0 Machine for Mars Anycubic Photon S Photon Mono LCD SLA DLP 3D Printer Models UV Rotary Curing Resin Box

Large size for large prints. It can support the Elegoo Saturn build plate if you do not want to remove print from the plate. Holds 8L of fluid and can hold more if needed. Simple interface. Wash. Set time and push in dial. Button on left switches modes. Set to cure and select time. Place mylar mirror under turn table after removing wash bin. Place models. Cover and click dial to start. Now all you need to do is start gathering the cleaning fluid you will use. Water, isopropyl alcohol. Etc. Also as Uncle Jesse on youtube recommended to get. Use a hair dryer to dry the alcohol off of print. Reduces chalking residue on print Worth every penny

Worked great, twice. Now all it does is beep when I go into cure mode. The problem is the auto off when you take off the lid. It wont detect that the lid is on. Most frustrating thing I ever encountered. The lid detector works with a light that (in theory) reflects off sticker on the lid then the light hits a sensor that says the lid is on. Why they didnt just use a switch that the lid hits when on for this is beyond me. Maybe someone got payed by the amount of lights this thing has. Unless your lid is perfectly on and the sticker is exactly in the right spot it will not work. And not only will it not work it will let out a beeping sound that is really obnoxious while your trying to fix it that wont stop until you turn off cure mode. As I was writing this I figured out what to do. I took some compressed air and blew the sensor up real good. That seemed to work. The whole thing would have never happened if they just used a simple switch.

Generally makes things much simpler when washing and Curing your resin prints. Its an all in one package very simple and easy to use, all the controls are self explanatory and function as they should. One small complaint I could make is the lids kind of just sit there and if you get a bit of resin on the edge they get stuck and you have to pry them open, obviously can be avoided if youre super careful but we all make mistakes and messes. Great product nonetheless and saved me time and a headache trying to find a DIY or alternative for wash and cure.

Printing with resin gives awesome results with the Photon S. But unlike FDM printer the post-processing is a little more pain and messy. Thanks to Anycubic to have developed this awesome wash and cure box ! Things are so simple now and a lot cleaner than the multiples steps I used to do. I recommend it !

Its a luxury item... or so they say, but I would say its a must for anyone getting into Resin 3D printing! This took the guess work out of cleaning and curing our first prints we we started our path into Resin 3D Printing. Its super easy to use does a WONDERFUL job. I can only image its FAR cleaner than doing the cleaning with a pickle jar and paintbrush and guessing how long my print should be sitting on the sidewalk - not to mention having to fight the neighborhood cats for my prints.

I like this little machine! Its super easy to use. Comes with a wire basket and a wire shelf extender for the basket, which I use to put my vat on while cleaning it so it doesnt touch my table. Cures stuff really nice, and having hands-free washing is a great plus! Highly recommend.

I was a little intimidated with this at first, being a 3D printer with Filament, but this was easy to use, very user friendly. i love the detail, ease of cleaning, and it doesnt have to be a certain temperature to print. I highly recommend this.

So here is what I like... I have the AnyCubic Vyper, I have the wash and cure 2.0, I have the photon S and I have the Mono X. I used to have the wash and cure plus, but that accidentally got damaged beyond repair, because of my own fault so I threw that away a couple of months ago. I should have kept the extras, but at the time I figured I would get by with the Wash and Cure 2.0. Fast forward to now. I bought the wash and cure plus again, because I was wrong. I did want the bigger system. Everything arrived on time and I was excited to do some over sized prints again. When I took it out of the box I quickly learned thar I was missing the turn table, reflection piece and one of the rack things that go on the basket. Bummer! I emailed anycubics after sales support to try to see if they had any solutions. Sometimes it can take a day or so to hear back from them. I searched their store, to see about even buying these parts... searched amazon... searched ebay... no one is selling them. 4 days later and still no response from Any Cubic. Here is the thing. I love their products. I love the company. The service, at least this time around failed me though. Any Cubic only allows 2 weeks to return so I have to start a return this time. This review is harsher than I normally would leave but I feel like AnyCubic maybe doesnt care about this problem. Thankfully, the product has not been used and I still have the Styrofoam. I will be returning this one and I guess keeping with my sunshine and storage bin filled with IPA. If I decide to get the Photon M3 Max I hope I dont run into these issues. (Was going to buy it, but this causes me some pause) I probably still will buy it, but may wait for black Friday or something now and let myself forget about this experience.

Less than three cleaning cycles and 24 hours of ownership and one of the cover latches has broken apparently from fatigue. Cleaning has been okay, not spectacular by any means.

So recently I took the plunge on my first resin printer experience. I had a small background in FDM printers but was looking for higher definition with my prints. After some research I kept hearing about Anycubic being a big contender in the SLA space. I ended up purchasing the Mono X and the wash and cure station as well. The package showed up and upon opening it I first noticed how well the machines were packed. Everything came in perfect condition. The instructions were clear, bright, and very easy to understand. Both wash and cure station and the printer were both set up within a matter of minutes. I followed the instruction and I ready for my first test print. The print went flawlessly. It was a really great first experience in SLA. The test came out in a few hours and I immediately took advantage of the wash station. This was quickly and obviously money well spent. The print came out clean in just a few minutes and after a few more min of curing I was done. I couldn’t believe how simple it really was. The following day I decided to put the printer to the rest. I printed a full build plate of a highly detailed model and was blown away but how well the mono 4k screen captured the details. As a full time artist this new tool will change everything and will be instrumental in bringing my digital sculptures to life! I plan on doing a full and immersive review of both machines on my YouTube Channel which can be found at BogleArts on YT. I’m attaching pics of my printer set up, the prints I’ve made so far, and some tools I found to help make printing a little easier. The customer service with Anycubic also deserves to be mentioned. Between the customer service and the Mono X community online this is a particularly great printer choice for anyone looking to get into SLA printer to ready to step it up from a small printer to A medium sized machine with a 4k Mono Screen. I plan on updating this review every few months to keep others informed on my printing journey. Stay tuned.