The Piocreat Halot-X1 is an MSLA resin 3D printer that offers 16K resolution and one of the first true level-three designs. The build area is pretty decent considering its relatively compact footprint, and with auto resin feeding and a quick-release build plate, this printer marks a pivotal point in resin 3D printing.
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