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

My wife bought me this wash and cure station and Im glad she did. It simply does as advertised. The magnetic stirrer seems strong (just dont fill the basket with too many parts), The container is a good size for washing, the curing station works well and in my opinion, its user friendly. I would recommend this to anyone doing resin printing.

I expected this device to be a positive improvement for my 3d printing, but I hadnt anticipated the kind of difference it would make. Like most people I saw this device, thought Eh, kind of interesting, but it just does things I already have a set up for. Eventually though I was convinced to take a chance on it (being stuck at home for the coronavirus social distancing/quarantining certainly helped since I was doing more printing as a result). I was quite surprised. First, it was a big space saver. My old set up was a tupperware of IPA for initial wash, an ultrasonic cleaner for a second rinsing, and then a 5 gallon bucket lined with UV leds with a solar powered rotating display stand. This device replaced all of that and it left me with a lot of space. That extra space has also helped me keep the work area cleaner. Second, its really convenient. The alternate means of immersing the prints, the wide platform for curing, and plenty of other little things show that this is a device that some thought went into. Its well designed and it does its jobs well. Its hard to point to a single thing, but it definitely makes what is often the most tedious parts of resin printing faster and more enjoyable. The only thing I would put as a warning - the manual doesnt say this (at least not anywhere I saw), but none of the functions work without the protective cover on. This makes sense for the cure mode, but was very confusing when I was attempting to clean some prints the first time. I nearly thought the machine was broken until I tried putting the cover on to see if that made a difference (after at least 15 minutes of trying it in every other possible configuration and with multiple different outlets). If you can spare the funds and are thinking about this device, I strongly recommend making the purchase.

It has no heating capabilities and the UV curing seems hindered by the lack of reflective surfaces inside. Im going to apply something reflective to line the lid so I can eliminate the need for the rotating platform that limits how much you can place inside at one time. The washing capabilities are fantastic though

I have had a Photon S for about a year now, and have been very happy with it. However, my homemade wash and cure solution, which consisted of 2 Tupperware containers and a bucket with a UV strip in it, wasnt working out as good as I hoped it would. The Anycubic Wash and Cure box was exactly what I was looking for. Before with my old solution, I couldnt really tell if I was getting the prints as clean as they should be, but with this I can really see a difference. Im also a huge fan of the rotating UV curing plate. Another big benefit is that my wash and cure station takes up a lot less space now. I think my only con with this would be that the basket to hold the prints while they wash doesnt work that well for prints with smaller pieces, but I think I can rig something up to help with that. All things considered, I couldnt be happier with my purchase, and highly recommend it.

Recently decided to jump into resin printing. After using different DIY setups for post processing the prints, pickle jars, tweezers and a tupperware, and a couple of others, I found this wash station. Talk about a night and day difference. Its easy to use, easy to clean up, and it has a CURE STATION to boot. Its a heck of a deal and one that seems to be made for the beginner and the experienced. Its easy to get started, easy to use. This has been a pleasure to use.

I purchased this the same time I got a Photon Zero. I had FDM printers before this, but wanted to try getting into the resin printing as well. I love this more than I love the printer. It makes the messy part of printing so much easier. Because of the lack of alcohol availability, Ive been using Mean Green in mine. My process is to take the print off the bed, clean the supports off, drop them in the basket and swirl for a while. Then, instead of having ANOTHER device, I use this one to cure on the turntable. I use it at least twice a day as Im printing non stop.

Excellent used condition. Works great.

It arrived with all parts and works but there is a lot of deep scratches in many places. I dont know if I was sent a used or refurbished unit but it isnt the prettiest to look at.

The Anycubic Curing/Washing Box is the perfect companion for ANY hobbyist printer out there. The biggest con to me with resin printing is the post production washing and curing, it can be a messy endeavor. With this machine, it takes so much of that pain and washes it away. The unit is well built, and works perfectly to clean and cure your resin prints. I couldnt wait to get my hands on this unit and it did not disappoint, everything was well though out, including a proper lid/seal for the washing container to prevent spills and to keep the odour of the rubbing alcohol (will be moving to water based resins very soon, so resin printing will be even more enjoyable in the near future). Get one of this units if you are resin printing, it makes the hobby just that much more enjoyable and reduces the amount of time required to clean and cure. I will update this review as I get more time use it, but I have washed and cured almost an entire bottle of resin worth already and have not had any issues.

Good solvent agitation for washing, and a spinning table with UV lighting for curing. I only wish ANYCUBIC included some time estimates for the wash and cure cycles, at least just place to start versus complete guessing. The machine worked great, the instructions could use a bit more detail.