AnyCubic Photon Premium FEP Film (4-Pack) for UV 3D Printers 200mm x 140mm x.0.15mm Thick Also for Wanhao/EPAX/Creality SLA Printers - 3 Replacement Plastic Spatulas by F1rst Layer

There is zero difference in quality here and the spatuals are a nice add on. There is seriously no point in splashing out nearly twice the amount of money whne you can buy this. Once these sheets run out I will be buying more off these guys with their speedy delivery!

I have had a 3d printer, a photon s for about a month, and there is a definitely a learning curve. Within 3 weeks I had put a hole into my fep. So I've been printing with one of these for 2ish weeks so far so good. The installation process although a bit different than what I thought it would be was easy enough to do within 20 mins. Works very well

So I just purchased this product and installed it. It looks fine and decent. Before assembly make sure to go to QR code they gave and watch the video. You will need a bottle cap! I use Aquafina bottle cap which has a a height of ~11mm. In the video it says ~13 mm. In my case blue Aquafina bottle cap worked. Assembled it and tensioned it good enough! The scrapers comes with it is actually same as the ones came with my anycubic photon

Excellent quality and reasonably priced. It's exactly what it says it is and it’s a bargain. My old fep was bust up and this has brought life back to my Elegoo Mars printer. I needed a new scraper too so the two they gave me will come in handy.

Nice price good product. Come with three plastic spatula tools. 1st print with new FEP worked well on Voxelab Proxima 4K printer

Just installed one yesterday and have pulled multiple successful prints off my Photon. Take your time installing, go watch 3dprintFarm's video on swapping, and have an audio spectrum analyzer downloaded on your phone. It's not hard, it's just a little time consuming. Be sure to remove the protective coating from the front AND the back BEFORE installing.

So I'm on 3 out of 4 sheets and have about that many successful prints as well. I don't know if it's film quality or bad lot, the film is definitely tough and pretty clear too, so I don't think it's a light transmission or durability issue. The prints keep sticking to the fep instead of the plate. Over. And over. And again. I have tried every possible iteration several times with different settings and processes and nothing is working. On third of 4 films, about to switch last out one more time. It is my first print that works fine, then I waste time with a dozen or so more failed attempts with different settings, relevelings and flattenings. I just don't know. The stock anycubic photon film it came with did great for many prints. That's the only reason I'm thinking film quality, because it printed many before changing the stock film and now through 3 new films I have as many good model prints. I'm gonna do the last film cause why not I got em, but I'm really thinking it's a film issue... Qualifiers are: - yes I removed the protective film on both sides - I am leaving the proper center height with a few stacked hard drive platter mounts because they're smoother than a bottle cap, less likely to scratch the film - print quality on stock film was great - tried the ptfe trick just recently, was holding off because why would I have to do that it is designed to work without that - releveled so many times I've lost count - not my resin I switched to different brand same results - I shake the hell out of my resin before pour so well that I have to wait a few minutes for the bubbles to surface (don't have to, but I do) - resin temp is not an issue - my only reliable print is the exposure calibration print STL, almost every time it's successful, but I don't count that it's a print twice the thickness of the fep film lol - I'm not sanding my build plate, I refuse, it's good enough to adhere, it is a nice flat surface with the right amount of lapping to make a smooth surface but still be textured just slightly enough to adhere to. No damage to it's surface. I don't have machining tools to do it correctly and it will ruin the plate, and I recommend anyone thinking this should do the same. If it's a build plate problem contact the manufacturer or just buy a new platform they're cheaper than lapping at a machinist who will do it right.

The FEP film is packaged very well so they don’t get banged up during shipping. The film feels strong and should hold up for many prints. The plastic scrapers are nice so you don’t scratch up your build plate.