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Resin Printer Not From China?
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This popped up in my feed and I'm not in the 3d printer field but generally you either get super expensive anything made in EU; super duper expensive made in US or cheap/ reasonable price from China.
Most of the stuff you will ever buy comes from China its not like they only make unreliable stuff. They can make them good as well, it depends on the final company to decide if they get cheap stuff from China or OK stuff from China
Prusa has some cheap printers made in EU as well, though not the resin ones OP is asking for.
They do have resin printer, but its obviously too expensive to OP
I know, that's what I was saying.
It's more expensive but you get what you pay for.