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The Anycubic Photon P1 MAX is a larger resin printer with a 285.5 x 214 x 300 mm build volume, 12K LCD, COB light source, heated vat, and Wave Release technology. It ships fully assembled, supports Wi-Fi, and includes Anycubic's Photon Workshop slicer; the presale price is $1,103.
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