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It’s the last week to save hundreds on Anycubic’s best 3D printers

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It's the last week to save hundreds on Anycubic's best 3D printers

Building an army can be expensive, but with 3D-printed miniatures and a new Anycubic 3D printer on sale this week, it can be more affordable. Anycubic offers a range of printers for resin or filament printing, catering to different budgets from under $200 to almost $700. Whether you’re into tabletop gaming, cosplay, selling minifigs on Etsy, or other hobbies, these printers are a great investment. The discounted prices are only available until Friday, March 21, so act fast to save up to $300.

ANYCUBIC Photon Mono M7 PRO 14K Resin 3D Printer $499 (Was $699)



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The Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Pro offers fast printing, a 10.1” Mono LCD with COB LighTurbo 3.0 Source, and a dynamic temperature control resin vat, making it an ideal choice for beginners and experienced users alike. The AnycubicSlicer software enhances efficiency and cost-effectiveness, while providing room for growth in advanced printing and modeling. The automatic resin filler ensures a consistent printing experience, although it replaces the air filter. Overall, the printer delivers detailed results and continues to improve over time. If you’re passionate about creating figurines, this printer comes highly recommended by our resident enthusiast.

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