ANYCUBIC 3D Printer Resin, 405nm UV Plant-Based Rapid Resin, Low Odor, Photopolymer Resin for LCD 3D Printing,1kg Grey

I ordered clear... not some nasty half yellow resin in a container that contained less than half the volume it waa advertised as. Where is the other half of my resin? I dont know... why had it turned yellow before I opened it?... Its a mystery.... a mystery thats going straight to the returns warehouse

I run this resin in my Phrozen Sonic Mini and Ive had great prints. It is a little brittle - I worry about breaking off tiny details of models - but its been giving me great detail and beautiful prints. Even articulated models are turning out nicely!

I was about to get kicked out of the house due to the smell of typical 3D printing resin. This one is not odorless, but the smell is only a small fraction of the other resins. It also isnt quite so sticky when you get some on a tool handle or your hands (yes, I wear gloves, but Im not perfect). For the Mars 2 Pro printer I did some tests and found that 3.5 second exposures (45 seconds for the first layers) worked well. Your preferences may vary depending on what you make, but that would be a good starting point. For other printers the numbers could be very different, because each has different UV intensity. I have been printing airfoil cross sections, 113 mm chord by 145 mm wide. The pieces are hollow, with a wall thin enough that it flexes in your fingers. You can seem some flaws in the photo, but most or all are because the FEP film in the machine has damage from previous projects. Once I replace that, results should be excellent. I had a 500 g bottle, and just ordered another 1 kg.

I purchased and heavily used Anycubic ECO Grey, White, and Clear. I print mainly miniatures. I want good detail, and I want my prints to survive falls from the table from time to time. Pros: 1. Jack of all Trades Cons: 1. Jack of all Trades Print detail: This resin definitely shows less detail than some other resins Ive tried, however I would still consider this resin an option depending on price and availability. Printed calibration chips and RERF tests all showed this resin as decidedly middling: In the end, you will want to err on the side of a bit of over-exposure to make sure those fine supports print on many pre-supported mini packs, even though this will lose out on a little detail. Even so, detail is good. Not great, not fantastic, but solid. Clear showed the most detail, then grey, then white. Smell: The smell is pretty bad. Its supposed to be an improvement on the original, but for me this resin smells a little less than Elegoo Water Washable, but significantly worse than Sirayatech Fast or Sirayatech Blu. Strength/Flexibility: This varies between colors. As usual, clear tended is the most brittle, but also shows the most detail. Funny enough, White tended to need higher exposure times than Grey (I expected it to be the other way around) in order to print correctly. Both White and Grey have a little bit of flex and give before snapping, which is fantastic because it allows me to have minor accidents with minis falling off the table without having them shatter catastrophically.

Looks great and easy to dial in your exposure.

The smell is tolerable, which is fine. All of my recent prints have turned out great and Ive had no issues.

We ar so happy with this Organic Resin. It dries clear and is fluorescent under a black light.

Great quality!...

This is the best brand that I have tried. I live in a small apartment and I try to print only overnight and clean next day in the morning while my daughter and wife are asleep, so the odor does not bother them. This is low odor, after cleaning everything with alcohol the smell is almost gone. Totally gone then they wake up. The quality is superb, I was afraid that low odor meant lower quality, not at all. I will stick to this resin for a while

idk what is going on but zero prints with the setting that they have