This is my first 3D printer and I've bene watching the market for a couple of years while I improve my competence with CAD; as I'm a scale modeller rather than a D&D or fantasy enthusiast, most of what I want to print is not available from other designers.

I came across the GK Two when an acquaintance linked to a review and given that in terms of resolution, most modern printers seem to be very similar, the other features like a front-mounted USB port, internal storage, pre-installed large screen protector, build plate and vat installation, drip-proof build plate, heater and carbon filter were enough to convince me that this was worth my hard-earned loot.

There was a short delay due to stock issues, which I used to secure related supplies. Meanwhile Adam Bute at yesthats3dprinted was unfailingly helpful with update emails and even organised (unprompted) Amazon to deliver an adaptor for the European plug on the supplied cable and when I had a question on setup, even replied on the same day (a Sunday).

I ran an exposure text on the default settings and it came out pretty well perfect. My first print run was a random collection of parts I'd designed and for which I used automatic supports as I didn't know any better. Apart from a few failings on my part (my layout could have been better, wash time was insufficient and some parts were supported incorrectly), I had no material failures. For those interested, I'm using Sunlu's ABS-like grey resin on the basis that it was economical and a friend who's been working with resin printing for years sees no material advantage in the 4k and 8k types.

Print quality was astonishing - some parts were measured to have a thickness of 0.2mm, which was far thinner than I anticipated would be possible. Some radio control knobs (which are less than 1mm diameter) had notches in them which are 0.3mm across and which I only detected in macro photographs. I've now run three prints and am getting better at addressing my own limitations but I cannot fault the printer at all. I showed some fellow modellers some of the outputs yesterday and they were equally impressed.

Resin printing is absolutely ideal for producing the sort of fabricated parts that I need, which are often very small, fiddly and need to be identical. Sometimes I need a lot of them too, so fabricating them individually would be impractical.

Based on my admittedly limited experience, this is an excellent machine and in the (hopefully unlikely) event of needing a second example, I'd definitely be happy to buy another one. I look forward to the proposed wireless module when it is released but I can't think of anything else that would improve it.

All went well. I highly recommend this site.
Adam is very friendly and always listening to help.
Thanks

Printer as a printer is great. But sadly I get bad one, with bad motherboard. So at this time, I can't say anything good abaout that. I'm waiting new parts... And another thing. I'm still waiting part of order. Extra resin vats didin't come yet.

Bonjour, je suis un jeune francais et je suis passé par Yes that's 3d Printed pour me procuré la GKTWO et j'en suis très content, autant par la gentillesse que par le geste de Adam ! je vous le recommande

UniFormation GKtwo | 8K LCD Resin Printer | Built-In Heater | Air Filter