Creality Halot R6 Resin 3D Printer

Works like a charm

The slow start is the confusion around things like the calibration card (any sheet of paper will do, there is nothing special about this) pull the resin tank, drop the paper on the screen and then loosen the head screws on the build plate so that it's all wobbly. Drop it on the paper or the calibration card/paper and then tighten them all up. Ready to go. Replace the resin tank, fill it the max fill lines aren't easy to see so be careful. Filling past the first level can be done but use too much and you will have resin pouring everywhere. So, I would just fill to the first level on your first go. I didn't need anywhere near that amount for the thee 32 mm minis I had it punch out. 3.5 hours later they were perfect. Cleaned and UV processed them and I was quite happy with the results. Just made my Bambu Labs A1 (even on 0.2mm quality) pale in comparison to how sturdy they were. I would argue that a 5 hour filament print at 0.2mm mega quality might have produced a better print ... maybe but These three minis failed to complete without issues on THREE prints on the bambu A1. They came out beyond expectation on this as a first test print. I used water to wash em (water washable) in a tupperware container with water just swished em around (nothing fancy) and tossed em on a acrylic / resin nail curing (double sided, 20 bucks) on the middle clear plate and they cured up nicely. I am dinging the printer (i put it back up to 5 starts because the printer is fine, I just can't read Chinese lol...) for the fact that the installation manual is 2 pages of ambiguous trash. The online video (and the one on the flash drive is fine) is functional but if you didn't come across it right away you might be pulling your hair out (i had watched it before I bought this, but it's a different thing when you're doing the steps because you don't want to bust the printer). The slicing software is Creality Box, it's fine... Problem is it has no way to install it in ENGLISH or any other language for that matter. Installs in Chinese, you have to do a google search to find the character set (last on right from top left; I think it's the last option on that drill down menu for english) that allows you to change the Language. After that with a bit of toying around I knew how to do basic stuff in the slicer. Not as pretty as the Bambu slicer but it works. Can't speak to the Other license you can use for 3 months. I am using the free one and It find it ok to work with. In some ways, it's better than Bambu's because once you get the hang of it, the controls seem more intuitive (though they appear lackluster initially). CLEANUP FYI - Please have purchased plastic shelf liner or silicon mats and work on them prior to starting. Even with that, I put down a plastic kitchen garbage bag and worked on it. resin is messy and even if you're careful it will still get everywhere especially from the build plate and models you print. Cleanup, fold a piece of paper and place it half in the resin bin. Run the cleaning cycle. Pull the paper (should pull a resin film that was on the bed with it). Use the plastic scraper to get any residual stuff, pout the rest into a funnel into your resin bottle. The provided funnels suck, do some research and get a better one. I picked up a well rated Sovol metal one with strainer for like 7 bucks. I'm a total newbie but I was impressed by the speed, quality and the build area being bigger than expected. Gonna do some more prints tonight!

Lenta pero imprime muy bien, calibración mínima, excelente primera impresora.

Buen producto

I am impressed with this 3D printer! From the moment of unboxing, it has been seamless and user-friendly. The setup took less than 15 minutes and It works perfectly out-the-box with the manufacturer's default settings. I didn’t have to tweak anything to get high-quality prints right from the start. The printer is whisper quiet during operation. I can barely tell it’s running unless I’m right next to it. Also, the smell of resin is minimal—noticeable only when the lid is off and the built-in Wi-Fi is convenient. So far, I’ve printed close to a dozen models, and I haven’t had a single failure. Even better, Ithere was no need for me to clean the vat between prints, which speaks to how efficient and well-designed this printer is. If you’re looking for a resin 3D printer that’s easy to use, produces high-quality prints, and offers hassle-free operation, this is definitely one to consider, especially for the price. I am happy with my purchase!

I don't use it anymore after trying to replace the film twice and trying to learn basically how to fine tune print. Ain't got time for that crap.