Resin Printer Comparison

This resin works really well with my printer using the recommended settings

The Cinegel UV sheets are perfect for protecting 3D printer resin from sunlight coming through the window, without losing the light for the room.

This printer has been around a year or so and the firmware updates are great and simple to preform. It is a solid(resin) preformer. Got it on sale and I do not see a better printer for the money. Uses open source software so you are not locked into any eco system. Any issues some have had in the past are fixed with the firmware updates. Mechanicaly sound and quiet. The wifi is a great addition; no usb sticks or cable needed.

it is resin, but it is more dense than some other glass filter. and less prong to breaking.

Excellent ND grad resin filter set.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Not sure what more can be said about printer ink. I have tried the off brands and refilled cartridges and there is no comparison. I always order HP

We were previously using a Canon printer and in comparison this printer is better in every way. It is smaller, which allows you to place it in smaller offices. It is a lot simpler to use and it prints about 20% faster

I used Pearl for years without doing comparison tests to other Hahnemulhe Fine Art Papers. But, was I ever disapointed when I found out I was using the wrong paper. 1) This paper bronzes (where some inks lay down in such a way they look like it was an after thought) and makes the print look like it was printed on an inkjet printer. 2) The pearl shine is destracting when you look at a print. It makes the print look cheap - my feelings. 3) In comparison to my favorites which are William Thurner and then second is Mussem Etching. When you walk by or look at a print on the wall or in professional competition the sharpness and the fact there is no glare but deep and lovely colors and a wonderful presentation per the papers makes a big difference to me. You can not tell that ink was layed on the prints even in different lighting. They look like paintings. In addition there are no optical brighteners in either William Turner of Museum Etching. The papers feel like art paper. 4) I have spent hours on trying to find a replacement paper that I can roll feed so that I can use the paper for any size job (printer width restricted). William Turner I can not get in 17 rolls. Therefore, Museum Etching is my second choice. All papers mentioned are fine papers. I tried to let you know what I have seen and feel. I hope this helps you in your art paper search.

renders the most realistic color prints on the Canon printer - more expensive than the generic inks, but there is no comparison if you're after quality prints..

This was my first laser printer to replace my inkjet. There's simply no comparison in the convenience. I just click printer and go get my perfect printouts - no messing with the dried up ink cartridges. While the cost of the toner cartridges is higher, I believe that they are actually more economical due to not wasting so much ink in the cartridges - YMMV, but this is my experience.