UV Printers are INCREDIBLE (great for business too!)- Making Awesome 266

I am a die-hard Lightburn user.

Die-hard Lightburn user.

I do love Lightburn.

And I have an Xtool F1.

They sent it to me for review.

We did videos on it, and I've been using it for years, right? I actively choose to use their own software because the X-Tool software is just easy.

It's just easy.

And X-Tool has two printheads.

I don't know if... you're able to use one at a time or if that's a failover thing, or if that's just for faster printing, I don't know.

I don't know much about the X tool variant, but I will say, I think from a software side, I'm going to likely move my, move my needle over to the hay gears and to X tool, mainly because the X tool software is going to be good.

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interesting a couple of people in the chat are saying that uh oh god where was i just read it the hey gears and morpho have the option for the better grade of head than the x tool Which I thought was quite interesting because Extool was one of the ones on the top of my list.

But also it's one of the most confusing choices because it's got two heads.

It's a twin head system if you want it to do more than one thing.

But you have to choose.

Do you want fluorescent ink? it's only like red and yellow or red and green fluorescent ink as your extra colours in one of them, or do you want the flexible inks for fabric printing, like on t-shirts and basically not hard resin print?

Right.

And that made it kind of difficult because I kind of want to just...

Why can't you just put both through? Can't you just pick out an ink and put another one in? Apparently, it's not that straightforward, which kind of sucks.

No, because there's ink in the lines.

And then I look over at

the morpho, and guess what made the morpho really interesting to me? Electrostatic bed.

You can put thin materials on it and it sucks it down.

I feel like...