ANYCUBIC Wash and Cure Station, Newest Upgraded 2 in 1 Wash and Cure 2.0 Machine for Mars Anycubic Photon S Photon Mono LCD SLA DLP 3D Printer Models UV Rotary Curing Resin Box

This wash and cure station makes printing with resin so much easier - I use my printer probably 5 times as much now that I dont have to wash things by hand and figure out how to cure them. Its a simple machine and works flawlessly - its a fantastic addition if you have a resin printer!

I’ll be honest. I was pretty disappointed when I received it, and it could not fit the Anycubic Photon M3 build plate. I didn’t look into it since the official website for Anycubic pairs the Photon M3 with the Wash & Cure station 2.0. So I didn’t think I would need the plus version of the Wash and Cure for the Photon M3. So personally, I feel a bit disappointed in that Aside from that, it seems to clean the excess resin well. It looks like it does a gentle swirl so if you’re expecting something stronger this might not be it for you. The cure part of it works very well. The final product looks nice and detailed. In the end, it gets the job done and is convenient to have. But do some personal research on the product’s details before relying on the official site as some guidance.

The Wash and Cure box has done what it is supposed to do so far. While the price seems a bit high, it is worth remembering that it performs 2 functions in a single device/smaller footprint. If desk space is all all an issue, I would recommend getting this vs getting a separate wash station and a curing station. While it works just fine, I noticed a few minor design issues that I think would really help the users experience. My recommendations to Anycubic if were to make a revised version: - Automatic detection if the curing platform or the Washing container and setting to the appropriate mode - If not automatically detecting which mode, default to washing mode, not cure. - The basket mesh should be about twice as dense(especially the bottom) to prevent smaller parts from being able to stick through the mesh and be struck by the impeller. - An edge lip on the curing platform to help prevent pieces from sliding off the edge. - More flexibility on time selection; +/- buttons to add or subtract increments of 2 minutes vs the current hard limit of 2/4/6 minutes.

So I have found that handling the cleaning container filled with fluids is very cumbersome, especially without any handles to grab on to move it on to and off of the platform. You have like a gallon of iso in there. You have gloves on which can be slippery. Add some handles to the thing for easy movement. As for the curing, it is nothing you cant do with the sun, and paying close attention so you dont warp your product. It does what it says it does, but I think you can get a better deal buying an ultrasonic bath, and using the sun for curing.

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Hi there! I got into 3D printing about 3 months ago, and knew that post processing could be a messy, arduous affair. I invested in this product and it really made cleanup afterwards so much easier! I did have an issue with my power supply, but tech support was responsive and got me a replacement in a timely manner. I would recommend this product to any resin printing enthusiast!

Oh my. I had no idea I needed this thing till I got it and fired it up. Its already proven its worth in fixing up a neglected resin vat and cleaning/curing fresh prints to perfection. I love it.

Machine became stuck on Cure setting and became an unusable piece of junk

I saw the Wash and Cure 2.0 reviewed and I loved the build plate sitting in the rack so you can clean the plate and parts simultaneously. However, it did not work with my Photon M3s build plate. I have to remove the parts because the build plate is too big for the wash tub, and the M3 can print parts too big for the basket. Ill have to modify it to get large parts in the basket.

I use this alongside a Creality LD-002R. Ordered it after discovering really quickly how much effort the washing and curing process takes, and how quickly things with uncured resin can pile up. The wash container accommodates the print bed of the 002R as well as other resin printers. After finishing a wash cycle, I still usually need to brush the model and print bed by hand, but it does a good job of getting most of the resin off. For curing, the rotating carousel works really well and allows for even UV exposure. However, I did notice if I put more than one model on the carousel, they tend to vibrate/bounce toward the edge of the carousel over time and fall off the edge. A single print works fine though. The controls on the front of the machine are super simple and easy to use. An option to turn off the carousel would have been nice though. Overall Id say its totally worth the money if you do any amount of resin 3D printing.