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

Product is working great, used the Elgoo and it was a bit more brittle than this one.

Working very well

Edit: The company very quickly and satisfactorily attended to my needs when I bought the orange color liter bottle of resin that was out of date. While I failed prints with the out of date bottle, I’ve never had any issues whatsoever with resin that wasn’t expired, and have not failed a print due to their resin. The detail is exquisite, and I continue to use this product on all of my prints “I bought an entire liter of orange bc I wanted a solid color. After weeks of trial and error, wasting a good bit of money thinking I needed to buy knew parts for my printer, and hours and hours of testing to try to understand the problem, I finally found out that my resin was over a year expired. I wasted a lot of money around this product, only to find out that I would have to buy more resin and HOPE that it isnt expired. Failed product!

Excelente

For the most part Ive had decent experience with Anycubics resin. Ive messed with the basic printer settings to hone in on what generally works best for me. I rarely experience failed prints anymore, and when I do its typically because Ive pushed the FEP too far or failed to build a support on an isolated corner bit and suffer sag. Regardless, of the three brands I have tried, Anycubic is my least favorite. It has the strongest smell, takes a bit longer to cure, most viscous, most prone to inadvertent stress fracturing, and its spendy. Ymmv, but I honestly prefer the competitors resin for everyday prints as its much more forgiving or at least has a broader range of effective settings, plus I can save $4/liter on retail pricing in addition to what I save having to build fewer or less dense supports and experiencing fewer overall failed prints.

Its not the best resin on the market, but it dialed in quickly and it does work well. A bit more brittle than some resins, but for the price I can deal with that. I honestly cant tell the difference between Anycubic Basic Gray and Anycubic Eco gray. I use the same settings for both, they smell exactly the same and the final product after curing looks near identical. As long as Anycubic keeps their prices down Ill keep buying their resin.

I haven’t had to do anything but level the bed. The test print is perfect and the other items printed well.

This is probably the 4th or 5th bottle we’ve used and I don’t think I’ll buy another brand ! Prints perfect every time and it’s easy to paint !

Very easy to find the perfect values to get a great print out of. Have not run into any problems with the grey, mint, translucent, or black colors. The grey works the best for painting since it does not bleed through the primer needed for the prints.

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.