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

I tried printing with this resin multiple times and every time the print wouldnt cure even when left in my curing chamber for several hours. It was left tacky. I cleaned it with my ultrasonic cleaner and I also tried cleaning it by hand as well but same result. I also had many failed prints. I changed the exposure time to 10s as the bottle came with a note recommending to increase the exposure for longer prints, but that just resulted in another failure. Emailed anycubic and got an indecipherable response. Waste of money and my relatively new fep sheet now has damage.

Recommended.

So far this is one of my favorite resins. Prints details very well on my Anycubic 6K. I can only use low odor resins due to physical location of printer (in spare bedroom) which is nearby people and pets. This resin has a very faint odor which is almost unnoticeable with my air purifier. It’s also reasonably priced.

Paid for a full 500g of resin, received maybe half that. Ordered a bottle of transparent resin. Received it the other day, tried to use it today. Went to pour the resin into the vat, (carefully as always) had to tip farther than usual, thought maybe it was thicker than other resins. Nope, the bottle started to pour just fine and when the bottle was empty the vat wasnt at the max fill line. I have a small machine with a max capacity of 260ml, meaning there was less than 260ml of resin in the bottle. I understand that weight and volume are not the same measurement. I poured the resin back into the bottle and weighed them. The bottle AND resin combined only weighed 328g. I dont know what an empty bottle weighs, but it isnt zero, and there certainly wasnt more than a few grams of resin loss from pouring it into the vat (100% will of course never pour back out as it clings to surfaces), but even if there was 10% loss, the bottle and resin combined should have weighed at least 500g. 500 and 328 are quite a bit different. I would be wary of which seller you purchase from, or purchase from Anycubics website directly, or risk getting screwed.

Ive used 10+ bottles of the black, grey and clear resins and they have all produced excellent models. Ive had some breaks here and there but I attribute this to tiny, spindly bits or using too thick a support. Used on my Photon Mono X 6k and Ive made minis as small as 10mm up to 150mm with no loss of resolution. Great stuff.

I just got the anycubic photon mono 4k printer and used this resin for my very first print! I’m super happy with how it turned out! I have never used regular resin for 3d printing before, so I can’t say what the difference to non plant based resin is, but I’ve used uv resin in small amounts for crafting before. This resin definitely smells less. During the printing I did not notice much of a smell (I did make sure to have the room properly ventilated). The only time I did notice the a quite strong smell was when I cleaned up the container I used for washing the mini (I had taken the respirator off at that point). I am impressed that the translucent green has held up well. I’ve seen some videos where people got a kinda hazy cast to it, but my print looks nice and clear. I also got the grey color resin and have something in the printer using that right now. I will definitely use his brand again once I run out (which will be a while!).

Printed a bunch of Gelatinous Cubes and they came out great. Only thing I had issues with is it cured under the led lights I have for the resin printer. None of the other resin Ive used has done that.

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

Prints turn out great

So it works, but when you cure it after printing it will turn peach colored. I assumed it would, but figured I would tell any curious people out there.