Voxelab Proxima Mono 3D Printer UV Photocuring LCD Resin Off-line Print with 6 inch 2K Monochrome LCD, Printing Size 125 * 68 * 155mm/4.92 * 2.68 * 6.10inch DIY Gifts Making Machine

Such a straightforward piece of kit to set up and get going. Any failed prints were due to something I've done and not the printer.

It came well packaged,It included a memory stick, a plastic and a metal scraper, gloves, a filter and various tools.It also comes with Euro and UK plugs.Best of all, it comes with a spare FEP sheet. Mine was stuck to the base of the vat, so you might mistake it for a protective covering.This is really useful, as I trashed the FEP on my Anycubic when I was learning to use it and it was a pain to get a replacement.I'm not sure if providing a metal scraper is a good idea - it can scratch the metal print bed, and it will damage the FEP sheet if you use it on that (so don't!).The USB stick had 2 prints on it: a spout for the vat, and a reindeer (see pictures)It also had Chitubox on it, but I downloaded the latest version.The memory stick comes with a pre-configured profile, which I imported into Chitubox.It did not come with any resin, you will need to buy that to get started (plus some alcohol or equivalent for cleaning and lots of paper towels most likely).The thumbscrews holding the vat down seem a little flimsy but should be OK.The screen doesn't seem to have a screen protector on it, might have been nice to have one.The print head itself uses a ball joint fastener. I prefer a more rigid square fastener like Anycubic's, but it was fine.It's rounded on the top, which helps the resin come off (better than a flat top).The orange plastic lid comes packed in a clear packing material. I left that on because it actually protects the lid from resin damage/mess.It was quick to set up. The instructions are clear, if in a quirky English sub-language..I switched out the USB stick for a good quality branded one, as I wanted to make sure there would be no issues with the memory stick.On printing, I initially used a Sunlu clear red resin, printing a resin test piece.This I initially printed on the default settings of 2.5s exposure and 20secs for the initial layers.However, I found the piece did not stay flat to the test bed.In the end I increased the initial layer time to 30 seconds.Looking at the 2.5second test piece, it looks like it was still a little under exposed in the red resin, I think it probably needs a 3s exposure on my setup.This might be why I couldn't get anything else to print in the red, so I switched to Anycubic's grey resin.I printed out some minis including the Voxelabs Deer which came on the USB stick provided with the printer.With the grey, the level of detail was excellent - better than my Anycubic Photon Mono X to be honest.Overall, a very good printer, especially for the price. You will need to tune it to your resins as you always need to with these printers, but it can give excellent results with just a small amount of effort.

this isnt my first resin printer,in fact i have 2 more but is is by far the best.its made by flashforge so dont let the unknown brand put you off buying.i have 2 mars pro's which can be a real pain printing with at times but so far this ones not had a failed print yet.its really easy to set up and providing you have got some resin you will be up and printing within 10 minutes.when levelling the bed use a single folded sheet of paper to set the level and not a single sheet like the manual says.a word of warning when in operation the fans are loud so best locate in a less used room.overall a absolutely fantastic resin printer at a fantastic price compared to other mono printers,in fact its almost 100 quid cheaper than leading names

This was my first introduction to resin printers.It took less than 15 minutes to set up and has printed excellently since.I have had now printed enough to have used a full 1kg bottle of resin and have had no problems in that time.