GoKawiilAnycubic launches Photon P1 MAX resin printer with heated vat and larger build plate
Anycubic has released the Photon P1 MAX, a large-format resin 3D printer that succeeds the Mono M7 Max and expands on the recently launched Photon P1. It features a heated vat, Wave Release Technology, a locking build plate and vat, and a 285.5 x 214 x 300 mm build volume paired with a 12K monochrome LCD screen. The printer is available now in presale for $1,103, rising to $1,149 afterward.
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The P1 MAX signals Anycubic's push to standardize a sleeker, more user-friendly design language across its resin printer lineup while packing in higher-end features like heated vats and locking mechanisms typically reserved for premium machines. Pricing it close to its smaller sibling suggests the company wants larger build volumes to be more accessible to hobbyists and small workshops rather than a premium-only feature.
- Anycubic Photon P1 MAX replaces the Mono M7 Max with a bigger build volume and updated tech.
- Key features include a heated vat, Wave Release Technology, and a locking build plate and vat.
- Presale price is $1,103, increasing to $1,149 once the promotional period ends.
Anycubic Photon P1 MAX Resin 3D Printer — This is the large-format resin printer the review is all about, with a heated vat, Wave Release Technology, and a locking build plate and vat for cleaner, easier handling. If you've outgrown a small resin machine, the P1 MAX's bigger build volume lets you print large models or full plates of minis in one go.
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