$300 vs. $12,000 3D Printer: Which One Should You Buy For Your Dental Practice?

What's the difference between a budget 3D printer that costs $300 and a pro model that costs $12,000? Which one should you buy to print temps at your dental practice? This comparison pits the Phrozen Sonic Mini 8K S against the SprintRay Pro 2. We'll compare build plate construction, resin material compatibility and validation, the digital interface, software, build quality, speed, and everything else you need to know to make a purchase decision for yourself. Which 3D printer should you get? After watching this, you'll have your answer. Quick note and disclaimer: SprintRay gave us this printer and asked us to make some videos for them. We didn't commit to anything specific and turned down the agreement with attached obligations. They sent us the printer anyway. All opinions in this video are ours and we have no contractual tie to SprintRay. We like what they make (we already owned several of their units — they actually sent this to replace an old one). If that ever changes, we'll no longer recommend them. You can get special pricing on the SprintRay Pro 2 here: https://www.chameleon.dental/contact 0:06 - Phrozen Sonic Mini 8K S Build Quality 0:44 - Phrozen Sonic Mini 8K S Interface 1:21- Phrozen Sonic Mini 8K S Resin/Materials 1:44 - Phrozen Sonic Mini 8K S Speed and Misprints 2:23 - Phrozen Sonic Mini 8K S Software 3:59 - Phrozen Sonic Mini 8K S: Who's it for? 4:20 - SprintRay Pro 2 Build Quality Speed, and Arch Kit 6:07 - SprintRay Pro 2 Interface 7:34 - SprintRay Pro 2 Software 8:56 - Cleaning Unit (SprintRay Nano Cure) 9:58 - A Hack To Save Money On Washing Units 10:22 - Printed Arch Comparison 12:01 - Summary and Discount Link