Creality Halot One Resin 3D Printer with 6 Inch 2K Monochrome 2650X1620 LCD MSLA UV Photocuring, 2021 New Generation, Integral Light Source, Wi-Fi Build-in, Printing Size 127x80x160mm CL-60

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The update extends the printer's list includingELEGOO MARS 3 PRO、ELEGOO SATURNetc. total 9 popular printers, provide multiple choices to users. We believe that these new printers and our new attempts will bring our users with a brand new experience. It already comes pre-loaded with all the settings needed to communicate with HALOT devices and generate compatible cxdlp files.

That's a good example of Creality making the extra effort for convenience. The same can be said about the set of Allen wrenches included in the box. You technically just need the one to level your build plate, but Creality has been nice enough to also supply the ones necessary for some basic disassembly of the HALOT-ONE. There is even a detailed schematic of the main control board on the machine inside the manual, which is admirable in terms of repairability potential.

Creality Halot-One Plus is just the right size for a desktop resin 3D printer.

Clearly, once you actually start printing with resin, all sorts of hidden considerations and specifics start creeping up. We maintain that Creality could be doing a better job of explaining and communicating all of these in the manual. Released just before its flagship HALOT-SKY system, the firm’s HALOT-ONE is designed to bring high-quality 3D printing to hobbyists and designers at a competitive price. Thanks to its ‘new-generation’ optical system, Creality says that its machine is now capable of achieving a uniform light intensity of over 80%, allowing it to help users avoid common SLA printing pitfalls such as uneven curing and defective layers. Creality’s HALOT-ONE SLA 3D printer. Image via Creality. I had plenty of theoretical knowledge on resin printing, but zero experience so I approached reviewing the Creality HALOT-ONE from the point of view of a novice and someone who's more accustomed to FDM 3D printing. And this might just be the perfect profile of most first-time resin 3D printer afficionados. Resin 3D printing? What is it and is it better than FDM?

Plus, it is a lot harder to keep an eye on the quality of the success of the print as it is printing, since most of the time the model is dunked inside the vat. This is particularly annoying when you have a 10-hour print of a figurine going and you have to wait the full 10 hours to discover that you only got the tip of the guy's weapon printed, due to some error during the preparation stages. Speaking from experience here. Software language: Chinese, English, Spanish, German, French, Russian, Portuguese, Italian, Turkish

Creality Halot Series Resin: HALOT-SKY Resin

Just please remember that all this information was already out there, I just decided to ignore it and that’s on no one else from me. My experience is not the fault of Creality or anyone else. Just me. Before we go over the different sub-types of resin 3D printing, a major note to make is that resin can be harmful to you and the environment. Working with resin (even the increasing number of eco-friendly options) requires taking precautions. Resin is messy. Be prepared with rubber gloves, paper towels, and isopropyl alcohol. I’d recommend a wash and cure station to make your life a lot easier. What do you stand to gain over FDM? Well, the biggest potential benefit of resin 3D printing is likely going to be resolution and quality. Even with a cheaper, non-pro grade LCD printer, like the HALOT-ONE, you can get significantly better and finer details than with a similarly-priced FDM printer. I have been doing Fused deposition modeling (FDM) 3D printing for over a year now as a hobby on and off and have owned a total of three 3D printers - my current Monoprice Select Mini V2, which is the only one I could reasonably keep with limited home space and before that Prusa i3, which replaced my original Ender 3. So, my baby steps into 3D printing as a whole were done on one of Creality's 3D printers from the ever-popular Ender line and in a poetic turn on events, I am about to venture into Resin 3D printing on another Creality product.

Unlike the HALOT-ONE, the pro version is equipped with dual z-axis linear rails that give the printer extra stability and layer accuracy.We guess the activated carbon air filtration system is also helping in this regard. The small fan, actually moving the air around is a bit loud. Then again, the other moving parts on the HALOT-ONE are virtually silent and overall, it makes less noise than most traditional FDM 3D printers. Initial setup and learning curve, accessories, other things necessary for printing