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I love how it has a heated vault by default, it's something that every resin printer should have

I love that your not chasing the trend of over hyping the importance of raw speed or getting the smallest pixel size. Your videos make me remember that i don’t have microscope for eyes and that we have hit a point with printers where now we need to be adding quality of life features and this printer is all about that!

Brilliant shift towards usable feature improvements instead of chasing 12k. I have been really interested in starting with the Saturn 8k, but this has so many more features like a heated cab system. Would love to print ornithological specimens like skeletal models

Never 3D printed before but I've really wanted to get into printing and painting minis for a while now - the idea of having actual models of monsters and my players characters in DnD instead of drink cans for large enemies and 10+ y/o warhammer minis for the rest of them sounds awesome

Incredible! Uniformation has implemented many of the features the community has been pining for in a resin printer. They're setting the bar high. Awesome review!

I feel like the resin 3d printer industry has been stagnant these past few years, with only a slight increase in quality and a few gimmicks that don't help much or improve usability for those just getting into the hobby. Glad to see that Uniformation has brought some good quality of life upgrades, and it would be great to have one to try out!

I've been trying to get into 3D printing and your channel has been such a wonderful help! You're my favorite!!! Keep up the good work and thank you!

Thanks for all the time and effort you put into these reviews and for all the detailed informstion.

This is definitely a printer i am absolutely excited about. I would print tons of things, but most definitely the 3D models that i sculpt for games. Man your review made me want to get a resin 3D printer even more!

I've only just got into 3D printing (almost 2 months) and this is the most invested I've ever been in a hobby! Now trying to learn blender so I can one day print a mini I've designed 🤗Fully captured my attention! I'd love to print some anime dioramas on this beast! Great review with all the information you need about an amazing printer 👍

Thanks for reviewing this printer and like others I love the included heated chamber!

Thank you Ross, the day you published the video comparing a couple of other resin printers I made up my mind and was about to order the Saturn 2, but I decided to wait a few days to check the comment section for any feedback and other peoples' opinions. Very glad I did because you said to wait for an upcoming video (this one). This one convinced me and I ordered the GKtwo the day you uploaded this video. Thank you for teaming up with Uniformation and providing us with that $60 discount code, that + free shipping saved me so much money: I got it for $840 while Amazon lists it for $1100 where I live. Today, some 3 weeks later, I finally received it. It's my first printer and I think I purchased the best resin printer for the consumer market right now.

Recently back into miniature painting after starting collecting 35 years ago. Really excited to be able to print some of the amazing sculpts I've bought STLs for, once I can afford a printer (or win one of course). Been a little daunted by the complexities of resin printing, but videos and reviews like this have boosted my confidence greatly.

2 months later and a total noob to 3D printing now is in possession of a GKtwo. Now bear in mind I have no prior experience or knowledge and everything 3D printing and slicing etc is essentially witchcraft. Diary: Day 1) Print some flat plate things at different exposures from about 2s to 0.75 and they all look the same to me - at least this thing prints Day 2) Print a 28mm sister of battle at about 0.3 mm layer height and either 1 or 1.7 exposure time, not sure - either way turns out amazing but takes about 6 hours yikes. Day 3) 6+ hours for a mini seems a bit crap for something supposed to be quick, I'm heating the resin to 30 degrees after all, but no clue what settings to use since noone will ever post useful settings on the web that I can find which is ultra annoying so just guessing here - decide to try a cones of calibration - FAILURE - sticks to build plate Day 4) Not sure why cones failed - decide to try again at 1 sec 5mm and it comes out fine, with just some failure cones showing a bit of over exposure... Day 5) Try cones at .075s exposure time - total failure. Decide cones is a lost cause try a full mini build plate at 0.75s and total failure. Day 6) Realise NFEP is now buggered - have a spare so watch Uniformation tutorial on replacing it - replace Nfep , seems a bit loose but maybe that will mean less failures due to things sticking to it. Day 7) Try printing another cone at 0.75s exposure time (bane of my printer it seems), and come back to find resin spilling out the machine, basically everywhere (luckily too k advice from YT videos and have the printer sitting on a rubber pet food mat with outside lip to contain messes) - hurriedly cancel the build and try to clean it up (water washable so there is that). Learn how to take out the 8k screen to check if anything has gone in and totalled my machine - luckily not yet, manage to clean it up with only a drip I can see having gone down the hole where the LCD ribbon goes - try to get what I can with an earbud. - Watch replacing NFEP video again and realise they turned the gasket upside down off camera before fixing to the tray and never bothered to mention it - somewhat annoyed and hoping my machine still works. Day 8) Try replacing NFEP again now knowing I need to flip the gasket before attaching to the tray - makes total sense once you know how, now seems tight as a drum - quietly hopeful this will work along with the printer not being borked after only printing 1 sister. Print a new model at 0.3mm 1.5s exposure time using the slicer that came with the GKtwo this time as some poeple reckon you get better results, and boom it worked great, which means a) my printer is still alive and works and b) I still need to work out how to dial this thing in properly. With the latest model (awesome space trader from raging heroes - great if you like SoB) I realised that if you have the option of support 'on everywhere' it will add supports even to a previously supported model which meant mine turned out as basically a mess of 90% supports with about 10% of a model hidden in there somewhere. The model was very detailed, the supports I printed were insane which meant I clipped through a cane she was supposed to be holding as it looked the same as the other 367 supports surrounding it - so lesson learned there folks, don't use supports everywhere with the GKTwo supplied slicer for pre-supported models. It's been about a week and I can honestly say... it's been emotional.

Love my Bambu P1S and wanted to get in to Resin… After much waffling, I just picked this up using your link and discount code for a nice savings - thank you for all you do!

I recently found your channel and have really enjoyed your reviews! They're very informative with great repeatability of your tests!

I've been eyeballing this printer for a while now and I hope to get it as my next resin printer. It's features address a bunch of obnoxious issues I've been dealing with my current printer. Also, idk if you have used UVTools but I would look forward to a video covering this printer and how tuneable it is.

I've still not jumped into 3d printing, but keep seeing so many awesome sculpts available as STLs I'm sure it's only a matter of time. This one looks fantastic mate! I love that little gnome that comes with this, that would defo be my first model! Best part of the review was the opening of the box of green light and that look back at the camera though 😂🙌

Since this Competition started I got myself a GKTwo and started printing masks and using it my animation. Working on setting up a way for peeps tomdowbload my models and to print on demand for those that dont have a printer yet. Thanks for the great vids and advise. More to come.

Looks like a fantastic printer. Thanks for bringing this to the channel. 👍

PSA I have had this printer for a week now and have experienced 3 main issues described below: ISSUE #1: Wouldn't power on after 3 days of use After powering the printer off it would not turn back on. I contacted Uniformation and they provided me with instructions on how to replace the fuse. While removing the power inlet the positive wire completely got removed from the crimp connectors they decided to use (cheap solution). I replaced the fuse and soldered the wire back to the connecter and viola, printer powered back on. For the amount of money you spend on this printer, I was quite disappointed to find no soldering on wires and instead using crimp connectors ISSUE #2: Factory installed FEP was not placed correctly I decided to replace the FEP as I was getting weird stringing after a few days. Imagine my surprise when i discovered the placement of the left side of the FEP was not even placed to allow the screws to screw through the FEP (misaligned). This isn't entirely a huge issue because the bracket for the FEP has double sided sticky tape which helps hold in place. Again, for the amount of money you spend on this machine I would expected better quality control. ISSUE #3: Loose build plate screws from factory After a few days of printing, I was finding weird stringing on some of my prints and eventually discovered the source of this was coming from the front build plate edge. I decided to re-level the bed and when I did, I found the screws at the top of the build plate were very loose - probably enough so that the bed became unleveled. Yet another example of poor QC when you get a nice note in the documentation that states bed is already pre-leveled from factory and does not need to be leveled out of box (true for the first few prints, however obviously due to the loose screws it eventually became unlevel. Aside from these issues, the print quality has been great and the only fails I've experienced are due to dialing in my lift and exposure settings and typical model orientation/support placement. I would still buy this printer again, but I hope Uniformation can address and fix these QC issues in the future.

I’ve been doing some resin printer research as of late, aka binging your videos. Have my eyes set on scooping one of these beauties up some day because of the chamber heater alone! Sounds like an absolute game changer, especially with these cold northern temps. If I were to win I would be printing minis until I reach enlightenment. Been working on my 3d sculpting chops and excited to the idea of being able to hold them in person. Love your videos, greatly appreciate you doing all the hard work for informing all us 3d print enthusiasts

Hell ya! I was thinking about getting one of these and this video made up my mind. Kinda a no brainer after watching this. Thanks🤘🏻

I am new to 3d printing and am looking to get into miniature printing. Great videos btw you have been a great help. Thanks

Its always great to see some inovation in the space! Great review of the product, covers all the important parts when it comes to resin printers. Would love to try fill the bed with Mini's, maybe even try a couple larger models.

@FauxHammer I have been itching to dive into 3D printing for years. After coming across your channel a few weeks ago, I have finally pulled the trigger and purchased the Uniformation GKTWO along with the cleaner and UV curing station using your affiliate link. Thank you for all of your great insights into the resin 3D printing world.

I like that you are always honest in your videos, it’s refreshing vs most big channels that are just trying to get you to go out and buy whatever their sponsor is pushing that day. Also I’m really stoked on the heated vat, seems like a game changer.

Awesome review! I'm super exited about the future of 3d printing.

Hi great video mate love the way you gush about this printer. I like printing gaming figures/miniatures especially really big ones.

I have probably watched this 3 times now total just to be able to digest all the info as being new to 3d printing it's a lot to take in! Thanks!

Thanks for great review printer looks like step forward in designed features that come included and reduced obsolescence with ease of replacements.

Thanks for the super thorough review!! This printer looks amazing, I think you’ve got me convinced. Musical instrument nerd here, so something a little different I’d love to print a custom pan flute to add to my collection.

The heated chamber is a great feature for those of us in colder climates. I’ve recently been printing minis for my kids who have finally followed in my footsteps and picked up their first 000 paintbrush 🖌️ and vintage pot of goblin green paint

This looks stunning. The plate release is genius!

I'm starting to get into the 3d printing scene and damn, those minis look beautiful! I've been playing tabletop RPGs for a long time but never got into the whole miniature things because I like to have a lot of choice and it really is (was?) expensive to own many... But 3d printing has come a long way and I believe it's time for me to get into it and start printing all the props I need for my D&D sessions! Thanks a lot for the very informative videos!

Love your work and on the basis of your channel mostly I settled on this printer as my number one pick as well.

Graet video. Finally pulled the trigger the other day and ordered this printer. Cant wait to see how many great prints i get from it

I’ve watched the comparison video and this back to back. Had thought I picked my printer but this put a spanner in that and I’ve this one top of the list to get when my birthday rolls up. The well thought out features that avoid being gimmicks is a big confidence boost as I’d prefer practical advances rather than shiny frivolous add-ons

So helpful to hear real criticism that is both constructive and informative. Thanks for the great reviews and tips.

This looks perfectly sized for printing larger terrain pieces on and so innovative! Being in a very small workspace having that plate lip looks so great for avoiding spills just hope other manufacturers take note, especially seeing issues with other new printers like the M5S.

Well done, I have an FDM printer and have just started thinking about resin printers and your information is greatly appreciated. Thanks for your time and work keep up the great work.

The heated vault sounds amazing to bring up consistency, would love to print some custom parts for my army

Ooooo this has peaked my interest, ive had a mono x for a while. I may need to upgrade! I love your honest reviews too

This looks like an amazing resin printer! Great Review and thanks to you I have ordered mine, just waiting the shipped confirmation.

Thanks Fauxhammer for your great reviews. I recently got a Saturn 8K, but this printer looks awesome and easier to use.

I've been looking to get a larger build resin printer, and this one has definitely caught my attention! The sliding vat is definitely a bonus for me. Thank you for the informative and honest video about this printer!

Great review. That heater sounds great. I've only just started looking into 3d printing and that was one of my biggest concerns. Would love to start printing some cool minis.

I’m so glad you released this video. I’ve been watching so many videos and still don’t know which route to go. By the 1st of next month I shall make the purchase!! I just hate when newer things come out after a purchase lol

Hi thx for your genuine videos. Very helpful indeed. So I would like yo know if Gktwo printer can print with the X one cast resin ? Thank you for your help

The built in heater is a great idea as is the leveling of the plate, way easier than any of the other 3d printers I've looked at. I would be printing some highly detailed sculpts that are available online and definitely some of the detailed miniatures I've found.

always good to be honest! Wonderful video keep it up!

Just got into minis hobby and was looking for good 3D printer review , you are by far the more critic and i love it :p

That's an incredible step forward, thanks for letting us know. I may seriously consider it for prototyping at work. Incredible review as usual!

Great video! Very informative, this printer truly is setting a new bar for home 3d printing. Especially in the feature department! Heat is always and issue for me and seeing manufacturers address this is awesome!

Wow, I used to work with just anycubic for dental 3d prints. But now I'm beginning the miniature hobby. I'll give it a try, looks amazing.

I've just recently started getting into the idea of SLA printing (I only have a little FDM printer currently) but I can't tell you how valuable your videos and advice have been to me as I research!! Thank you so much for your thorough reviews and thoughts like this video; I can't tell you how much help and entertainment they've been for me! Keep it up. 😊 (Hopefully one day I'll have an SLA printer like this one, so I can print things for my cosplays and my collections!)

It does look like an amazing printer. I appreciate your videos because they are so much more practical and down to earth for someone like me who is just looking for a easy printer to print minis and doesn't much care about all the rest of it.

Thx for the review. Sold my old stuff as was looking for a new setup. Bought the bundle.

Eager to see the beginner videos. Been doing this awhile, but still learning so much.

I love 3D printing miniatures, but I'm tired of managing the heat in the room I've got it stationed in. It caused so many print failures in the winter and I'm so glad to hear there's a machine with built in heating!

For someone that's yet to start the 3D printing hobby, this video has answered so many of my questions. 3D Printers are extremely expensive where I'm from, and with videos like this, it really helped steering me in the right direction before picking a printer and saving. Thank you for such an informative and insightful video. Personally, I truly wouldn't mind printing some fantasy miniatures and seeing the results up close, especially since I have a few files begging to be printed. Thank again for the video.

This printer is so awesome and the heated resin vat is great! I would print so many things with this, lots of characters for a train platform to start with!

Way too many cool features. Love it. Even the small details like the brim thingy around the build plate. Also, the print bed never gets completely under the resin which makes it cleaner as well.

Great job on your channel love it man!!

Oh sick, finally on 50k, cant wait for the draw, this would be amazing for getting consistent prints in my Arctic house lmao

Thinking about buying a 3D printer for minis, and this video is really helpful ! I'm pretty sure it's THE ONE, since I want something really easy to use for a beginner and able to get good results !

Great video! Beacuse of the built in air filter and heater makes to look like the best begginer friendly choice. I've started the whole miniatures hobby to paint minis, then I got into the gaming and since then I collecting proxys to print then paint them when I'll get a 3D printer. 🙂

Brilliant guide, look forward to a beginners guide to 3D printing, I have questions that I hope get answered in the video…questions like, how much resin do I pour in, what should I do if resin hasn’t been used up on a print, that sort of stuff, as I’m too nervous to take the plunge into the realms of 3D printing…I look forward to a guide for the complete beginner..many thxs

The heated bed is a game changer! Would solve my issue with inconsistent temperature in my garage!

this did give me more information about the printer, quite useful.

So glad you’ve finally posted this review. I hope the other major companies take several ideas from this printer. Also... I want to print on the GKTWO ;)

I just got into 3D printing with Elegoo Saturn S. Thanks for very informative content on your KZfaq and website!

This looks like an amazing resin printer! The quality looks top notch! It would be so much fun to make custom bobble heads for my family for Christmas.

Great review!

This looks so cool! I want to get started with 3D printing my mini factory models with this machine.

Really cool stuff, printing looks like a great time with that setup

Nice review, thanks! I get more and more failures with my mars 2. Maybe this would be a good upgrade. I'd primarily use it to print D&D minis.

These look fantastic. Would love to get my hands on one and start yet another hobby!

Very nice, I did a similar Subway under my layout which moves under top layout…

This review tempts me to try out resin printing, found your channel when buying my first FDM printer, I like your honesty and passion in your reviews. I recommend you to my friends when they ask me about printing. Keep up the great videos.

Awesome video again! Thank you so much, athough it makes it even harder to choose the best SLA printer for me and my budget ;) Would really want to print a large Vecna miniature for my D&D party on this GKTWO!

Having recently come back into the hobby, and there are so many cool models I would like to get my hands on, so a 3d printer is on my wish list!

Hey 🎉🎉🎉 thanks for all your effort

Great review! Good to see new innovation in the 3d printer market.

Loving the green lid ❤ I would love to print some busts to paint. Been a while

Amazing video. Started binge watching the rest of your videos. Thanks for your content it's appreciated.

Excellent video. As someone who's been a lurker in the 3D printing world for years, this video has sold me. I live in northern Canada, and the winters can be rough, and I had no idea how much temperature affected the print. I want to print busts for my son to paint!!

Always great content from you keep up the great work for the greater good. The greater good.

This is amazing! How have I not heard of this printer before? So many great features. I pre-ordered an Anycubic M5s, but this seems better.

I appreciate this video, I print miniatures and what not and was wondering about this printer that seemed to come from no where.

I just want to say that your video led to me ordering one of these, my hobby workspace is literally a shed ive been wanting to get into 3d printing for a while and this seems like a perfect starting point into 3d printing thank you for your content you provide. :)

Finally someone deals with the room temperature! I've wanted a Resin printer for years but i live in a very cold climate so it was a no go for me. I'll just have to save up to get this one then. Thank you for this review.

Love the sound of a built in heater.. And the new idea of on board memory. Me wants one.

The unbiased nature of your reviews, sticking to your personal experiences with the product really makes these stand out from the crowd of others.

Its interesting to see the variety coming out of the woodwork in 3D printing now, more companies trying to be the leaders in retail resin while other pursuing the eco angles.

this looks very cool! I may consider this as a possible Resin printer for some of the figures I want to print

Love the video! Very informative! We really would love a resin printer. 😍 Would love it for miniatures!!

This printer has some amazing new features for sure. Great review keep them coming

Yes, I agree that temperature is critical. Seems obvious right, especially if you read the label on the resin. But I learned this recently by trying to print in my workshop on cold mornings only to get print fails, and poorer quality overall. 20 degrees ambient temp seems to be a workable minimum.