ANYCUBIC 3D Printer Resin, 405nm SLA UV-Curing Resin with High Precision and Quick Curing & Excellent Fluidity for LCD 3D Printing (Grey, 1kg)

I bought my partner the Anycubic printer for his birthday this year, and he has since made many many many things with this resin! Dozens of DnD figures, boats, and even a planter. Excellent job done by this resin. He has yet to try any other brands, but this has yet to fail him.

So this is going to be probably my first review on this. So so far I’ve had three bottles 1 kg to 500 mg each one has been perfect print each time! not only does it print out way better than Elegoo gray resin. I’m also going to add is literally almost $10 more affordable than what I originally always get. You guys have gotten me for life and I’m going to be staying with any cube resin from now on

I would not buy this stuff at full price and would rather go for Elegoo any time of the day. Although this one performed much better than the Craftsman resin from anycubic, its still not the ideal resin for printing.

Have printed 100s if not 1000s of models with the Basic Anycubic Grey, and will say this. It works really well with the Anycubic printers I own, I dont use other brands and honestly would stick with the printer brand-to-brand for resins etc. as I dont like mixing brands. Anycubic has a wide variety of colors, and types of resin including castable, water-washable, plant-based, DLP Craftsman, craftsman, basic and tough (like a rubber type of plastic). Each has its own unique abilities properties and SETTINGS. Please be sure and check the Anycubic site for details on each resin, and printer for the best settings.

I have used a few different resin brands and always find myself reaching for the Anycubic brands. It is a well-trusted brand and provides some quality prints. Just be sure to dial in your print settings as well as your post-processing and youll be happy.

I’ve been going back and forth on Anycubic and Elegoo’s resins with my printers over the past two years, switching from one to the other when one seems to have a bad batch. Anycubic used to have a very nice finish but lately seems to have a light film over it. This mostly goes away after printing though the finished prints also don’t seem as nice a consistency and finish and my smaller supports failed. I purchased the grey two pack and this is is probably the worst I’ve seen it, no idea why it gets all broken up and filmy like this. Until Anycubic runs a better batch I’ll be using other brands.

This brand is great. I use it with my AnyCubic resin printer and get good results. No stickiness after curing or anything. I love this stuff.

Works well

Edit: The company very quickly and satisfactorily attended to my needs when I bought the orange color liter bottle of resin that was out of date. While I failed prints with the out of date bottle, I’ve never had any issues whatsoever with resin that wasn’t expired, and have not failed a print due to their resin. The detail is exquisite, and I continue to use this product on all of my prints “I bought an entire liter of orange bc I wanted a solid color. After weeks of trial and error, wasting a good bit of money thinking I needed to buy knew parts for my printer, and hours and hours of testing to try to understand the problem, I finally found out that my resin was over a year expired. I wasted a lot of money around this product, only to find out that I would have to buy more resin and HOPE that it isnt expired. Failed product!

I have a Peopoly Moai SLA printer that uses a laser. I was not expecting much considering that this resin is designed more for an LCD printer. I also wasnt expecting great performance at this price range. I was completely blown away at the print quality. It is orders of magnitude better than what I was expecting. The prints were so good that at even 40μm, I could see the polygons in the very small print that I took pictures of. I found my resin from now on. Great price and amazing performance. A note to people who have laser SLA printers: You can use this LCD resin with your laser SLA as long as you understand that the 405nm laser light is far stronger per area than LCD. As such, you will need to lower your laser power by a lot. Know what your laser power is and you will need to experiment. The laser on a Peopoly Moai is 150mW. I reduced my power down to 52% with the black resin and it seemed to print just fine. The color of resin will also affect how this resin polymerizes under laser radiation. The second note: I would recommend NOT using LCD resin with a laser SLA printer unless you are using a FEP film vat. If you are using a vat lined with PDMS, it will most likely tear and damage the PDMS layer. FEP film OLNY if you intend to use this resin on a laser SLA printer.