ANYCUBIC 3D Printer Resin, 405nm UV Plant-Based Rapid Resin, Low Odor, Photopolymer Resin for LCD 3D Printing,1kg Grey

This is absolutely not low odor. At best, it’s just a different (worse) odor. Strong almost acetone odor that spreads rapidly.

Wow, what in inconsistent resin. Unexplainable failures and then a good print. Makes no sense. Tried on two machines. Inconsistent. 50% failures are not good odds. Shame as AC make great resin. Their normal gray is my go too.

I bought this resin to use with my creality halot one resin printer. I have used several other resin brands and the fumes have been overwhelming, this resin does live up to its name. The difference in fumes is dramatic, and barely noticeable. I have however been having a lot of issues with printing, no matter how i adjust my settings my prints fail over and over. I have not had this issue with any other brand of resin I’ve used which is unfortunate, i really wanted this resin to work out.

Love this stuff with my Mono X. crazy good quality, love the very low odor for my apartment. And digging the different color options.

I was about to get kicked out of the house due to the smell of typical 3D printing resin. This one is not odorless, but the smell is only a small fraction of the other resins. It also isnt quite so sticky when you get some on a tool handle or your hands (yes, I wear gloves, but Im not perfect). For the Mars 2 Pro printer I did some tests and found that 3.5 second exposures (45 seconds for the first layers) worked well. Your preferences may vary depending on what you make, but that would be a good starting point. For other printers the numbers could be very different, because each has different UV intensity. I have been printing airfoil cross sections, 113 mm chord by 145 mm wide. The pieces are hollow, with a wall thin enough that it flexes in your fingers. You can seem some flaws in the photo, but most or all are because the FEP film in the machine has damage from previous projects. Once I replace that, results should be excellent. I had a 500 g bottle, and just ordered another 1 kg.

This is a great resin to reduce the resin odors when printing. I noticed that the odor is reduced by about 80% when the cover is on the printer. When you actually have it open to remove the print, it is probably about a 40% reduction in odor, and it seems to be a much more tolerable type of smell. Still use the same precautions that you would as if you were using a regular resin, but seems to be a lot easier on the nose and lungs. Could be a great resin to use in colder climates in the winter months when you can’t have a window open. As for print quality, it appears to have the same definition and texture on the finish print, as regular resin. On my printer (Apparently you can’t mention other products without getting flagged? But it is the same brand as the resin and the model is “Mono”) , I did up the layer exposure time from 2 to 2.5 seconds, to get a little added strength. That is for a newer style printer with a mono element, so older printers will need to adjust accordingly. This is a great product, and I would highly recommend to someone that is looking for a reduced resin odor.

It prints well but thats about it. The smell is unbearable, more fishy smelling but still smells like plastic chemicals, might be even MORE noticeable and disgusting. To say that its ECO is also not true, this stuff will definitely kill or hurt someone or something if ingested. I recommend using it if you dont care about smell and want a more brittle print, otherwise stick with the normal stuff. I think its about time I move on from AnyCubic resin and maybe find something that actually matches its marketing.

Only giving it three stars because it took a whole bottle to tune in the settings. Also using their Plant Resin + or 2.0 whatever the call it, was way more easier to tune in. So I would recommend using the 2nd version. If anyone wanted to know I used this on my Halot one resin printer.

Ive been 3d printing for years, and since I started using this stuff, Ive had almost no print fails and they come out looking fantastic. No more bad looking dnd minis for me

This resin works pretty well for a soy based resin. It doesnt smell much at all until after a while of using it and then it smells like chemicals. Main issue is the clean up and curing process is a hassle with needing to wash it, rinse, rinse with soap or solvent, rinse again, dry, and cure. Overall not bad but it isnt consistent. Id recommend for the lack of fumes alone though.