ANYCUBIC 3D Printer Resin, 405nm High Precision Fast Curing UV Photopolymer Resin for LCD 3D Printing, 1kg Grey

Here's the quick list of what's good and what's bad with this product: The good! 1. Best value for money. 2. Water washable. I wash my prints in a bucket, and swish them around quickly. Then I put them in an ultrasonic cleaner. Afterwards, they need to be dried completely before curing. Otherwise you'll get that white residue. 3. Excellent details and overall print quality and success. The Bad! 1. Brittle. I use this resin for printing minis, and it works fine if you're careful with them. However, a single drop on the floor and you'll find missing arms, heads and broken weapons. So using care when placing them on a table is needed. Good thing though, is that all breakages can be fixed with some super glue. Unfortunately, stronger resin is usually about twice the price, but is it twice as strong? No idea, haven't tried. Maybe I should. I haven't used it for mechanical parts so I can't speak to the strength of those.

Noice

Excellent resin with no issues, just make sure your printer is operating within the recommended ambient temp range for the resin and your resin settings are dialed in correctly with an RERF test and your build plate is correctly leveled as per the manufacturer's instruction. I have used all the colour range from Anycubic Basic resin and have had no issues plus I only use the Manufacturers slicing software supplied.

Very bad quality of resin . Avoid buying from here .

I currently own an Anycubic resin 3D printer and have been using their liquid resin 90% of the time. I've found that my prints always come out well-detailed and it's cheap enough to where I don't feel bad when I mess up a few prints along the way. I keep a couple extra around just in case because they are so cost effective! The resin is very easy to clean and cures pretty quick! If you are looking for a solid, cheaper liquid resin, this particular kind of resin has got to be one of the best.