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

I did not actually use this for 3D printing. Instead, I used this to make potion of poison for each person in my D&D group. As it was a full party of 7, I wanted something affordable, but also personal enough to be from both me and my character (obviously a rogue, yes, because what other class would think its totally acceptable to give poison as a Christmas present?). But these potions are $16 each of I buy them. Enter this amazing printer resin. I simply poured this into little pots (found here:Glass Favor Jars With Cork Lids https://www.amazon.com/dp/B073VHVMF2?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share), put in some pretty d6s (used these:Chessex Dice d6 Sets: Vortex Green with Gold - 12mm Six Sided Die (36) Block of Dice https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B0011WJB8S/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_vVJvEbX3KHCZP), and voila! Beautiful potions at almost half the cost. Things to note however: it does smell, use this outside, or somewhere with good ventilation. And too much direct sunlight will make large prominent bubbles, so if youd like to avoid that, then keep it in the shade, and cure it over a number of days. The color is absolutely gorgeous however, pours easily, and at the time of my purchase, was the cheapest option. Unfortunately I didnt take a picture of my finished products, but I am including a mid process picture just for an idea of how it looked.

Title says it all. Prints nicely, sticks to build plate well, nice fidelity to resolution. However, it isnt opaque (hollowed out model), and is really a pain to clean. Requires lots of alcohol to clean the model, and unfortunately, the alcohol seems to soften some surface details too.

I purchased this Anycubic Green Resin because I wanted to try a translucent color. I tought because of the color the quality will not be the same and the features will not be as defined as a normal opaque resin, and man, I was wrong. First thing I printed was an AmeraLab town calibration part, just to test the resin with the standard settings and then fine tune from there. the print was flawless, all the features were well defined and It was as good as some other tests Ive done with other resins. Then I printed a Hellboy figure (love Hellboy) and I was impressed with the results. The face and everything was perfectly defined I dont feel the resin as brittle as the regular grey one. I printed this things in my Anycubic photon (great printer by the way). Another thing that I noted is that this resin doesnt stink as much as others, I can barely smell the resin after it was poured into the vat. I think for the price, this is a great resin to print with and is fool proof, works perfectly with standard settings found over the internet, no wasted resin on more testing! I am very happy with the results, and it looks so good that I might be printing the same in an opaque color in order to paint it, and leave this one as is, love the translucent green color.

This is my first go at this resin printing. Im still working on the settings of the machine. This resin seemed to go quite a ways. I bought another bottle 1000kg of the water washable to try out. Id buy this again though.

Overall this is a really good resin for my Mars 3. It prints high-quality models crisply and quickly. Ive had a few fails but I dont think thats due to this resin specifically more how I chose to set up the files. That said, this resin is VERY brittle. I have to be super careful removing supports on thinner portions of the model and generally dropping one of these is game over unless its a very light drop from a very light model. Overall if youre printing shelf-pieces or something bulky without too many thin fine details then I would recommend this. If what youre printing is meant to be used/lugged around a lot I would probably go with something else.

EDIT - I had a bit of a rough patch with customer service but they stayed in contact and have resolved my issue, plus a pledge to work on communication. Cant ask for more than that. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ While looking for other colors I noticed the reviews for the green claimed that dental resin was in the bottles marked as basic resin. I opened the box for the 1L bottle and this is what I found: The bottle was well-packed. Inside the box the heavy plastic bottle and cap were completely intact, surrounded by a tight-fitting air pillow. I shook the resin for about a minute and did the same with the remains of the bottle of green that came with my Photon. I poured a few ml of each onto a paper towel and I noticed the new bottles viscosity was a little lower than the sample, and it was a slightly lighter hue. I put both samples under my UV curing lamp and after 5 minutes checked them against each other. I was certain these were essentially the same resin. To be absolutely sure I did a test print. I took one of my USB drives from the supply box, inserted it into the Photon and loaded a file that was sliced with settings for the sample green. I checked on it after an hour and the print appeared to be proceeding as expected. This morning I took the fully formed print off the print plate and processed it as I normally would. I am certain I received the correct green resin. The model printed without errors, the details on the model are crisp and fully formed, as I would expect. I will continue to purchase this resin and I expect the same great results going forward.

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Anycubic resin is still probably best resin per dollar I have found. Its not perfect resin but it is also not bad in any area. I normally mix 50/50 with my preferenced brand to get better over all prints. I would just advise to by any anycubic items through Amazon. They have the worst customer service on the planet, and alteast ordering here will provide you some protections.

The print quality is as expected. I feel I needed to add extra time to the bottom layers to get adequate adhesion.

Price was great, delivery time was great, bottles were packaged very well and they seemed just like any other at face value. I bought these cause they were on sale and the price was unbeatable. The bad is unfortunately much more overwhelming. The prints stick WAY too hard to the plate. Ive had two other resins from two different companies and none have stuck this hard(yes I tried different exposure times to no improvement). And the prints are far more brittle than other prints Ive made of the same structure. About 70 percent of what Ive printed has stuck way too hard and regardless of removal delicacy have broke before leaving the plate. I may try a more pricey option just to know for sure if the whole brand is not very well made but for now I am placing this company at the bottom of my list for resin.