Review on 🖨️ Voxelab Proxima Photocuring with Anti-Aliasing, 5-11X3-22X6, 10-Inch by Shane Jenkins

I researched a few weeks before settling on the voxelab 8.9 inch Pro. When it went on sale, it was easy. Leveling: I only leveled it once and spilled about 5 liters of resin non-stop through the printer. Configuration: There is a configuration file that can be imported into the cheat box. and works great with many fast resins. Software: It's not supported by Litchi yet, but two smaller ones are supported and we hope to add it soon. You can continue to work with your files in each of them and perform slicing with your own Chitu or Voxelabs software. At the moment I prefer to cut the chita. Service: I haven't had a single problem with the machine. HOWEVER I ordered FEP film from them and received the wrong size twice. I had to buy another brand to use while still waiting for the blades to be replaced. Community: The Facebook group has many helpful members to help newcomers get started. I also recommend watching YouTube videos and reviews to get all the information you need. Updated with multiple prints. In the basic setting, the ram skull is siraya tec almost white. It came out great. It comes in 6 parts and I used resin to put them all together. Tenjin I'm not a gamer or miniature lover but it was cool since I lived in Japan for 20 years. It consists of several resins. Brown is Zmud. I'm not a fan of this resin. The rest was Siraya tec Smokey Black and Fast Gray. It didn't work for me with zmud. For me it is too soft and crumbles easily. I've tried test charts and different settings but it's not as lighthearted as siraya tec resins.