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

I have ordered this product several times and have not been disappointed!

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 would not buy this stuff at full price and would rather go for Elegoo any time of the day. Although this one performed much better than the Craftsman resin from anycubic, its still not the ideal resin for printing.

It works as advertised

Anycubic makes the best resin out there for printing, no other even comes close. Ive been 3d printing for over five years, and I currently own four different printers and have tried nearly every resin and filament on the market. Nothing beats Anycubic for both price and quality. I have legions of tabletop miniatures made from this stuff, and dozens of figurines. I only wish there was a discounted bulk order option, I go through 2 or 3 bottles a month.

Came fast and product was very good

No problems with printing which is great. It will discolor to yellow after curing. A drop of blue food coloring tends to help.

Always a great buy wouldnt use a different resin for my 3d printer.

Overall this is a really good resin for my Mars 3. It prints high-quality models crisply and quickly. Ive had a few fails but I dont think thats due to this resin specifically more how I chose to set up the files. That said, this resin is VERY brittle. I have to be super careful removing supports on thinner portions of the model and generally dropping one of these is game over unless its a very light drop from a very light model. Overall if youre printing shelf-pieces or something bulky without too many thin fine details then I would recommend this. If what youre printing is meant to be used/lugged around a lot I would probably go with something else.

First resin I tried that wasnt produced from the company that made my machine. Im not sure if my critique is base from inexperience or happenstance, but this resin seems to be better than what I was using. The detail seems good, it seems to leave no extra resin boogers in the vat and it left very little resin excess in the tub that I use to alcohol clean the model. The only downside is the fumes. The previous resin fumes were contained in the machine by the cover alone, this stuff seems to blast past that and permeate through doors....