ANYCUBIC 3D Printer Resin, 405nm SLA UV-Curing Resin with High Precision and Quick Curing & Excellent Fluidity for LCD 3D Printing (Grey, 1kg)

I use this resin for 90% of my prints so far, and after I got a replacement printer, I have had mostly great results (except for personal mistakes I made on exposure times). I use a magnetic build plate on my Photon Mono X, and with 80% exposure, a large print has been best printed out with 60s Base Exposure and 2-3s Normal Exposure times. I have been able to successfully print a few smaller miniatures with around 1s Normal Exposure times. I have bought this particular one 3 times now, and will likely keep buying these as the last bottle gets low.

Haven’t had any problems since I finally have the perfect settings for it now so my prints come out perfect now

I did not actually use this for 3D printing. Instead, I used this to make potion of poison for each person in my D&D group. As it was a full party of 7, I wanted something affordable, but also personal enough to be from both me and my character (obviously a rogue, yes, because what other class would think its totally acceptable to give poison as a Christmas present?). But these potions are $16 each of I buy them. Enter this amazing printer resin. I simply poured this into little pots (found here:Glass Favor Jars With Cork Lids https://www.amazon.com/dp/B073VHVMF2?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share), put in some pretty d6s (used these:Chessex Dice d6 Sets: Vortex Green with Gold - 12mm Six Sided Die (36) Block of Dice https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B0011WJB8S/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_vVJvEbX3KHCZP), and voila! Beautiful potions at almost half the cost. Things to note however: it does smell, use this outside, or somewhere with good ventilation. And too much direct sunlight will make large prominent bubbles, so if youd like to avoid that, then keep it in the shade, and cure it over a number of days. The color is absolutely gorgeous however, pours easily, and at the time of my purchase, was the cheapest option. Unfortunately I didnt take a picture of my finished products, but I am including a mid process picture just for an idea of how it looked.

I watched a ton of videos online before moving from FDM to SLA. One thing I expected was the resin to be a headache- smelly, nasty, finicky, and expensive. To my absolute surprise and delight, this resin has been none of those. It hardly smells at all- we keep our printer on the dresser of our bedroom, and even with the bottle open or the cover off the vat, I can barely smell the resin from 5 feet away. And the resin has printed like a dream. My wife, who never got into 3d printing with FDM because she thought it was too challenging technically, has commandeered the SLA printer and has now run through several bottles, and is absolutely loving it. The price is great too. All around glad I bought this resin.

I bought this with a set of resin dyes so that I could make custom clear colors, and its been working fantastically! The most interesting side effect is once the resin is colored, I obviously cant return it to the bottle of pure clear, so I have a waste bottle for any left over custom colors, where they all mingle together in a murky slurry of hues. Currently its a dark greyish green. Great for prints you dont care about or that you plan to paint anyway. Ive found the exposure time to be 5sec per layer, which is a bit longer than the listing would suggest, but thats what works for me. Have bought this resin a couple times now to resupply, and been happy each time.

I bought my partner the Anycubic printer for his birthday this year, and he has since made many many many things with this resin! Dozens of DnD figures, boats, and even a planter. Excellent job done by this resin. He has yet to try any other brands, but this has yet to fail him.

this stuff is great if your looking to get started and want something inexpensive. The odor of this is low if you ask me personally but still take the precautions with mask and gloves needed when handling this. I have no issues with this and for as much as i print a bottle will last me for months. Note though that even this is resin. The cured material is brittle the thinner you try to print SO JUST KEEP THAT IN MIND!! But other then that i have no complaints with this

this Resin is very good this is what I have used since i bought my Proximo 6.0

I have used a few different resin brands and always find myself reaching for the Anycubic brands. It is a well-trusted brand and provides some quality prints. Just be sure to dial in your print settings as well as your post-processing and youll be happy.

For almost all my prints this is good enough but with smaller miniatures for games like D&D... it doesnt hold up to use during play time or storage. I use the white label Anycubic Tough Resin for those. But this is great for detail and normal items.