phrozen 3D Printer Water-Washable Rapid Resin, Model Gray 405nm LCD UV-Curing Photopolymer Resin for High Precision Printing, Low Odor, Non-Brittle, Easy to Print, Easy to Clean and Cure (1KG)

Best resin I've used for my saturn ultra 12k. After using multiple other resins and having failed prints this has become my go to resin for all my prints. Super high quality and great detail.

This resin is faster than Elegoo WW. All results n attached photos were from Mars 2 Pro at 0.030 mm layers, 30sec base layers @ 5 layers, no transition layers, 2 sec normal layer exposure. Elegoo WW I have to use 35sec base and 3 sec normal layers. A nice savings in time for the Phrozen. I am not sure what some of the other reviewers tried, but I found this resin cleaned up very easy with water, taking less than a minute to clean with cold water and a toothbrush. This resin is also much less brittle than other WW resins I have tried. This made the very small Miniatures in the photos very easy to remove from supports without loosing fingers, hands, wings, and other small details. It also cures very fast, so be careful that you do not over-cure your prints. I have also had no failures so far in printing with this resin. I have printed with my Mars 2 Pro almost nonstop since getting it 2 months ago. I have been through over 10 liters of resin in that time, printing small and large multi-part models. This resin is now my go-to resin for all my printing.

I am quite new to resin printing, so I can only compare this to the other two resins I've used, Elegoo normal rapid and the water washable version. In short, this is the resin I'd take for smaller parts (still have to test for larger parts, though). I added a table with my results opinion, not hard science. Price data is the one in Amazon in the moment I am writing this. With this resin I printed a file that failed twice with the Elegoo Water Washable, even though more support was added. With this resin I think that I even will have to remove some supports due to the fact that they are now much more resistant and more likely to stay in place. I had to use my flush cutter, quite lightly, to remove even my thinner supports (which are very thin), something never happened before. Less material to use in supports and less failed prints is a very good thing. All in all, for now and for the stuff I print, this is my to-go resin. Will update as I work more with it. Edit: tried the Grey one now, really good too and also washes perfectly with warm soapy water. My prints were a little brittler so If I'd have to decide, the black one is a tad better and, in the future, I will stick to it.

I would give this resin five stars if it weren't more expensive than others. The detail comes out great and it's slightly more flexible than some others. However, I still find it to be a bit brittle. I love that it's water washable though and my print still came out nice. I just don't think it's worth the extra cost for this resin.

Great train at great price point. I was using this specifically to print dental models and once I figured out the specs that were good for that purpose, it was pretty smooth sailing. It doesn't cause a strong odor and I found it pretty forgiving as far as cleanups go. Do make sure you have the adequate temps around printer and resin though because it definitely makes a difference!

I have an Anycubic Mono X that I only use water washable resin in. I've used 3 different Anycubic water resins, and they work OK, but lack detail. I've had good luck with standard Phrozen resin in my Mighty 12k, so I thought I'd try this. Its been a nightmare from the start. Im up to 40s initial layer and 5.8s layer exposure time, and it still isn't curing properly. The smell is worse than any resin I've used. Its the only resin Ive been around that actually burns my face and eyes just being in the room with it. Ive done 4 prints with it, 3 of them failed, and ultimately ruined a brand new FEP film. The worst thing is this is not 100% water washable. It even tells you in the product literature you have to clean with ethyl alcohol. Its left a sticky chalky residue all over the printer and parts because I didn't have any ethyl alcohol to clean with. I don't know if it would work any better in the Mighty 12k-Im afraid to try it. At this point I feel like I should just toss it and eat the cost.

Using this in an Anycubic Photon Mono 2. This stuff is amazing. As usual, once you zero in your exposure and such, mis-prints are a non issue. My exposure is set at 2.80 and I have no problems. The smell is very minimal and clean up is a snap since its water washable. And with a rinse and cure machine it's a no brainer. 5 minute cure time and the minis are just the right flexibility for normal gaming use. Do yourself a favor. If your are in the market for a water washable resin for your 3d printer for gaming minis, search no more. This is the stuff.

I have printed probably 500 minis with Elegoo water washable but it recently started becoming super hard to remove from the plate. I was also getting a lot more failures. I switched resins to this one and it has been great! I'm on my second kg and have had no failures so far, even under the same files/conditions the Elegoo water washable was. It has good details and seems a bit sturdier too. I wouldn't say it is flexible though, I am not aware of any water washable resins that are.

Will keep ordering this resin so easy to wash and with water muhaa way cheaper then alcohol. Printed on my sonic mini 4k . Will order more soon

Water washable is definitely the best, no mess at all. Great details and overall easy to use, won't ever buy the regular stuff again!

This resin has been great so far for printing miniatures in my anycubic photon mono. It shows detail fantastically. The cured models have some flex to them which should make them less prone to breaking. Ran the anycubic resin calibration print and ended up with 2.6 second exposure times per layer. That's for a mono screen. It's water washability is.. OK... In an anycubic wash and cure 2.0 I wash it in water for about 15 minutes. That removes the majority of the resin but there's generally still some in the crevices of the print. A couple sprays with some IPA is enough to get the last bit. I find a cure time of 4-6 minutes in the curing station cures it enough to harden the model but still leaves some flex.

Best Resin I got so far, very low odor, some flex but rigid

easy to use and clean, almost no smell