Anycubic Upgraded ABS-Like 3D Printer Resin, Hardness and Toughness 405nm UV-Curing 8K Resin, High Precision and Easy to Post-Process Standard Photopolymer Resin for LCD DLP 3D Printing (Grey, 1kg)

Jadore

when they pour the resin it has a tint of blue to it, i have not find many companys that can resin match, on any colors, you should have 3 types of colors like > light grey/medium grey/dark grey check your windows paint program these are command colors.. let the resin dry then see if it matches these command colors, i do not like a blueish tint when it says grey on the bottle

Very very nice quality of detail for this one! - It’s done really well for models, miniatures, and works even better for printing lithophanes! Hands down would get this again! - Super crisp details and even thin pieces like sword blades on the minis haven’t been incredibly brittle like I’m used to - Hands down would get this one again!

It’s much nicer than regular resin but still pretty brittle for my purposes.

Affordable , low odor and provides great prints.

This Anycubic Upgraded ABS-Like 3D Printer Resin is awesome. At $27/L its easily worth the money and prints amazingly well. I kept all my default settings on my Mono X and it printed without failure and generated some beautiful prints. This has become my go to resin for all my future prints.

No es una resina para hacer piezas que tengan que resistir tracción, pero los detalles salen muy bien.

The product not only meet my expectations But it has exceeded them

This worked surprisingly well for the model I printed considering I maxed out my z height and printed from only a dozen supports. There were only some issues with small details that werent supported quite enough, but even those were surprisingly strong when I tried to rip them off, especially considering they werent really that big. The resin does have some draw backs when it comes to separation. It started to separate after I came back less than 24 hours later, which isnt that big of a deal but its something to keep in mind.

All my previous printing was with Formlabs printers and resins, and I used to use clear because I didnt feel like the black or gray were as crisp in details, but I have been very impressed with the Anycubic prints and resins. The black and gray dont have soft details, they are as sharp as the clear, and the ABS-like gray is not as brittle as the black and clear, it has become my go-to for my 1/24th scale model car parts.