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Rigid Toughness: Appropriate toughness. UV 3d resin has a good combination of hardness and toughness, which brings easy removal of the model.
High precision, Low shrinkage: 3d Resin can provide high accuracy, smooth surface, clear print details and low shrinkage rate advantages for model printing. Refer to the recommended printing parameters to achieve the best printing effect.
Nice Colors: 3D printer resin with high-quality pigments and photo-initiators, the models printed with resin have a very pure and stunning colour effect just like an artwork.
Widely Compatible: 3d printer standard resin is applicable for all LCD 3D printers and optimized for 3D printing wavelengths between 365nm - 405nm, better effect with LCD 3D printers, such as Photon Mono 2, 6Ks, Mono M5 M7 Series, etc.
Safe and Secure Packaging: resin for 3d printer leak-proof bottle fully wrapped with a plastic bubble bag and exquisitely designed package box make sure the 3d 405nm UV resin stays in place where they belong.
Good Stuff - Works Well
I've been using the Anycubic Grey resin with the Photon 3D printer for a while now and I very much like it. Works as it is supposed to and very rarely do I get any failed prints, the times I have it's usually because I didn't configure things properly in the settings.
Prints well with fine detail.
👀 I am using this resin with an ANYCUBIC Photon Mono 4K printer. It pours well into the printer tray and I used the printer in the garage and left it to get on with its process overnight. I wore a respirator and mask and although the odour is not great, I minimised my exposure as much as possible. You need to make sure that you don’t get the resin on your skin and I was fastidious in that regard, and all the utensils got a good clean up afterwards and blast of UV.
Green is good!
Everyone talks about the smell...well yeah...there is a smell, there's no getting around that other than building a fume cupboard or filter system. The Green was the worst for that, but it wasn't as bad as some people make out. Different people have different sensitivities to it, and for me it was ok. The Skin and the Grey are about the same...less smelly than the Green but still a smell to them. It shouldn't stop you from using them. Every resin has some smell to it, it's part of what they are. I have mine set up with some ducting that routes out through an open window, and an inline fan whic
Great Resin- Make sure you dial in printer settings.
I've had my resin printer (Anycubic Photon) for nearly a year now..and results have been mixed. I usual buy Elgegoo as had great results from the get go using that. Anycubic Resin (for me) proved to be a bit more problematic, but i have learned that print settings (exposure times/plate levelling/FEP tensioning) are all instrumental in getting great results. Once done, this stuff is amazing. The detail from your prints is sublime.. (see my pics).. It's a little smelly to use and make sure you dont get it on skin as it can cause severe irritation. I'd say once your settings are "dialled in" on y
It's fine, this time...
I definitely second what some folks say about how much cleaning is required. At first I thought it was normal but having used a friend's resin for a run, this one's nuts. It's not the end of the world or anything, but cleanup is definitely a thing. A tip though - you can remove a lot of the excess resin by soaping it up and then wiping it off with a tissue or cloth, suds and all, THEN clean with alcohol, this will ease the burden on your cleaning product just make sure you wash your hands properly because this stuff burns like hell if you get it on more sensitive skin, worse than any other UV
