Anycubic Monos dispatched

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**Ketara**

It looks like the pre-order is over. My new Anycubic Mono is winging its way to me even as I type. So if you buy one in the Anniversary sales (or have bought one), it should be with you relatively quickly.

**Flinty**

I got a delivery notification yesterday as well. Yaaay.

Need to sort the space for it to live and all the additional gubbins for cleaning and curing., so probably won't get to play with the new toy immediately :(

Also.work is a mare at the moment...

**Flinty**

Does anyone know if the worky gubbinz for the mono are all the same size as for the normal photon?

There are various useful bits and pieces on thingiverse in terms of vat covers and angled drip stands and stuff and I'm just wondering if it's worth printing them now to make a bit of a head start.

**Ketara**

Mine just arrived! Now to try and find the time to play with it (and order some bio-resin to boot....)

**JadeDragon**

Bought myself one last friday... a normal Mono with Wash & Cure station aswell. Now the long wait

**Flinty**

Hmm... while I haven't had time to get the printer set up yet, I was fiddling with the software. Can anyone get the v2.1.23 Photon Workshop software working? It installs, but then just returns.an error if I try to run it.

Trying Chitubox, but it doesnt appear to have a profile for the mono yet.

I've saved off a trial stl.with supports added in Prusaslicer, but it's probably not helpful if I can't get a compatible model code.

**the_scotsman**

Software works fine for me. I do all my stuff in Chitubox, then save as STL, pop it into the workshop and hit slice, works like a dream.

I gotta say, too, this is ADDICTIVE. I didn't know the quality of the prints could be this good even with resin. Comparing it to other 3d printed models I've recently painted(bought some dnd figs off etsy a while ago) and it's pretty impressive the resolution you can get.