Anycubic M7 Pro - Unboxing and 3D printing Tips 

Thank you and thank you for your sub! As I work with this new generation of printer it will be fun to see how they are different in the good and the bad. Hopefully mostly great things with all of them.

Thanks Mr Satan! This entire video was unscripted we are doing it live! Maybe not as fast of information as some may like but I enjoy making it more than the highly scripted content.

@@J3DTech imo those are the best. Your unscripted content is vastly superior to most. Especially in the 3d printed space.

Thanks you!

@@angelfh3309 I'm working on it, but I'll also throw in the Revo and use the M3P as a baseline.

Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment!

I have a lot of planned testing on that, I want to see what it's good and bad at and see what type of user wants it vs maybe should avoid. These new printers are starting to get pretty different in their approach. I feel now we will have what printer is best for what user. Insted what is the best of the same.

You want some calibration parts that's about all I have around 😁

@@J3DTech send some printers you dont use anymore with some heaters 😎😎😎😎

@@entertainerkk4379 Hmm I think I have a build plate I don't use anymore. I don't use my printesr to make pretty things. They are all used for research and so I need them to test different ideas. Even the old ones.

It will be fun to see, I'm going to continue to use the M3-P as my baseline till a new king is found.

@@dcshores49 Sadly we are slower on this printer then any other. You can still support and prepare your file in Lychee export it as a . STL then slice and send it using Anycubic slicer. Unfortunately we won't likely get this printer added till next month.

I have worfklows to NEVER remove the VAT. Level in the VAT remove the resin without remoing the VAT. The tape I add to the front helps this a lot and then I'm very carefull not to get any resin on the printer. After every I'm finished processing a print, I go over any drips on the printer with Kimtech Kimwipe for cleane up.

@@ItsDaEMIN Faster is not really a way to measure these types of printers. They really only print this fast as the resin you're using and as fast as you're willing to sacrifice quality. There's no mechanism about them like in fdm to make one faster than the other. Comparing the two, I haven't had enough time with them yet, but I will and I will come out with a video. Doing a full comparison of all of the printers and giving my opinions of each. It's going to take a while as I just happen to have a lot on my plate right now, but I will get it out.

@@J3DTech okay thank you very much! but its says the Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Pro has a print speed of 170mm/h. would that be the faster resin printer out there? sorry like I said i have no idea in resin print. thank you for the quick answer!

@@ItsDaEMIN It's ok, it can be hard to see past the advertising. The truth is that if a printer CAN move this fast, for resin there are soo many forces involved that most printers you will end up runing at the same speed. Much slower then advertised to get a good print and high success. Instead focus on the build quality and a useablity feature you're after.

@@J3DTech oh okay! thank you very much for taking your time for me! :) i will look after a big resin printer instead of speed :) i maybe choose the Phrozen Sonic Mega 8K V2 :)

@@MijailMusicOfficial Yes and I am told this is required due to the 14k LCD to keep the CPU and lighting engine cool.

@@J3DTech 🙏❤️ Thanks

You are correct! Grr that's what I get for doing it with no script. Yes i should have said 10um not 1um.

@@peterpeter5666 I've now tested a lot of printers with auto leveling, and I have yet to find one that's as good as manual leveling. However, this particular printer is so far the best of the bunch at it.

@@J3DTech appreciate your reply! guess ill wait a bit longer . was planning on getting a resin printer around september.

@@Leogk001 yes they said there's nothing they can do about it due to the extra power on the motherboard to increase the image processing for the 14k LCD it requires the fans. However, I'm thinking I could probably mod it and use some higher quality fans and make it quieter.

@@J3DTech ok, thank you for replying so quickly, I appreciate it

@@jasonmcmullen6348 In the description of this video I have a link to my guide for 3D printing. There is a LOT of information in there but at the bottom I have links to everything I use.

Yes, but I'm pretty sure that follow-up is going to be with the M3 premium, the Saturn IV Ultra and the Revo and this printer in a versus competition. The M3 premium will be there to set a baseline. The other printers will be there because I think there's enough differences with these printers. Now it's no longer who makes the best printer. It's what printer fits what you need to do the best

@@J3DTech hero!!

I like the video in general, my favorite scene is when you throw away the carbon filter after installing it xD 10/10

@@Foxenkraft Thanks that was not planned at all, I wanted to show people that you need to remember to remove the cover but then I was like.. why..

@@tysonbradbrook1634 The nFEP for the M3-PREMIUM will work for this printer

@@J3DTech is that same has the ms5 pro?

@@tysonbradbrook1634 Yeah they are all about the same size. In my guide link in the description I have links on the bottom for all the things. Including 2 places to buy nFEP.

@@J3DTech i cant find the links for them

@@tysonbradbrook1634 siraya.tech/products/siraya-tech-nfep-film?sca_ref=2644036.MwjqCAnkkr

And first in my heart , ddawwwww 😁

@@outkast187 I talked about the screen protector but not much. Here is why, I don't use them, I don't recommend you using them. In my review on the Saturn 3 Ultra I did go into a little bit more detail on this topic. The issue, you paid for a 14k display, but the second you put that extra screen protector on you're basically down to 8K or worse. There are two reasons for this. One is of course the more material you have pass light through the more diffused it will become. The second issue is that the LCD is only in focus directly at the surface of the LCD. The more distance you put between the printed object and the surface of the LCD the more and more out of focus the light will become. Because of this, in my opinion, it is better to have a good workflow where you are safe and secure, then rely on a screen protector. In fact, even if you have a screen protector, you can still damage your screen or your printer. So having a good workflow is essential regardless.

Lol thanks and yes, I hope you saw the part where I threw it.

I was expecting to see a bin on the desk and you chucking a lot of parts into it.

@@mugetzu Ill keep that in mind for the next one

Thank you, that is very high praise, Getting the full review will take some time. I like to have the printer for a while, and even work helping other users with it before I feel I fully understand the good and bad to make that honest review.

@@samanthaknepper5963 If you can what issues have you experienced? I'd like to verify and possibly include it in my Final review.