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The video compares Elegoo Mars 4 DLP 3D resin printer with Anycubic D2, highlighting Mars 4's sturdier build and larger resin tray. The features of Mars 4, including C-section post and wider linear rail, are discussed, emphasizing its technological advancements over D2. The DLP technology used in both printers is noted for precise printing and impressive print quality achieved. Anycubic Photon Mono X's print quality is also showcased in the video. The comparison between AnyCubic Photon DLP and Mars DLP printers reveals Mars' more durable build and recommended as a better option, though AnyCubic D2 might be cost-effective if significantly cheaper. The overall conclusion favors Elegoo Mars 4 for its superior build quality in the budget DLP printer market.
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In this segment of the video, the reviewer discusses the Elegoo Mars 4 DLP 3D resin printer compared to the Anycubic D2. The Elegoo Mars 4 is highlighted for being slightly larger in dimensions than the D2 but comparable in print volume, with a sandblasted build plate and a larger resin tray. The reviewer appreciates the sturdier build of the Elegoo Mars 4, particularly the support post which is considered superior to the D2’s. Overall, the Elegoo Mars 4 is presented as a strong contender as an alternative to the Anycubic D2 in the budget DLP printer market.
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In this segment of the video, the narrator discusses the features of the C-section post, wider linear rail, z-arm, and touchscreen of the printer. The printer is highlighted as an advancement over the D2 model, with a larger touchscreen interface that is clear and easy to navigate. The presence of a PowerPoint switch and USB port, as well as the positioning of the ports for easier access, is noted. The printer utilizes a projector and mirror to focus UV light onto resin, making it a DLP printer, which is known for more accurate focusing compared to LCD printers. Both printers mentioned are believed to use technology developed by Texas Instruments, with 50 microns XY resolution. The narrating addressing the impressive print quality achieved with this technology. The DLP technology allows for precise printing, which is typically found in more expensive printers but has been made more affordable by manufacturers like any cubic and no eligo.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the print quality of the Anycubic Photon Mono X 3D printer, showcasing detailed printing results with various settings like layer height and anti-aliasing. The comparison between prints with and without anti-aliasing is highlighted. The speaker also shares their positive impressions of the Mars 4 DLP printer, expressing preference for its accuracy and sharpness. Additionally, the pricing information for the machines is provided, with a discount code mentioned for the Elegoo Mars 4 DLP printer.
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In this segment of the video, the comparison is made between the AnyCubic Photon DLP 3D printer and the Mars DLP 3D printer. The Mars is considered slightly more expensive but offers a more robust build with thicker support posts and X-axis, which contributes to stability and longevity. Additionally, the Mars features more convenient switch placement and a larger menu screen. Both printers consume less electricity due to the projector, lasting around 20,000 hours. The Mars is recommended as a better-built machine, but if price drops on the AnyCubic D2 significantly, it may be a more cost-effective option. The conclusion suggests that both printers are good choices, with a preference towards the Mars for its build quality.