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

Having no printed with both of the Eco resin, and the standard resin, I can confidently say that the Eco resin is better for one reason, which is that it doesnt cure to the fep. The closest thing that I have experienced to this with the Eco resin is that on the areas where a part was printing out of, there will be a sort of area of resin that sticks to the fep that is thicker than the rest of the resin, but still definitely a liquid. With the standard resin though, I have had two separate prints now where the part printed normally, but while Im cleaning out the fep, I see that there are areas of hardened resin that are stuck to the fep that I have to remove with the plastic scraper that came with my printer. As Im sure anyone whos done 3D printing is aware, every time that you have to scrape something off of the fep, there is a risk that you are going to damage it and create an indentation which can affect print quality. This has happened to me. While using the Eco resin, I have never had to use the scraper, to remove the thick resin stuck to it, all I have to do is put some IPA in it, let it sit for a minute, and then soak it up with a paper towel and then wipe it clean with a clean room cloth. They both produce pretty much identical print results, and the Eco resin does have less of an odor. Ive also noticed that it cleans off a little bit easier with ipa, the regular resin gets kind of grainy and sticks to stuff in patches, whereas the Eco resin dissolves consistently and completely into it.

I dont know if its a bad bottle or what, but I cant get a reliable print with this resin. Ive tried shaking the hell out of it, adjusting the exposure time, re-leveling the print bed, increasing the temperature; I cant get better than ~25% of my prints to finish without errors.

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.

Happy is my first lithophane using Halot One SLA printer. Printed on a thin edge. Stayed fixed to the build plate (10+ hours) and separated from the plate easily when print was finished. Post print curing did not amber or pink. 3rd Anycubic SLA resin I have purchased because the first two (Clear, Black) were very satisfactory.

Looks great and easy to dial in your exposure.

Resin leaves a film on bottom of VAT everytime. Near impossible to clean it without damaging FEP sheet. Only benefit is that it doesnt smell but the disadvantages GREATLY outweigh the positives when trying to clean it.

I purchased and heavily used Anycubic ECO Grey, White, and Clear. I print mainly miniatures. I want good detail, and I want my prints to survive falls from the table from time to time. Pros: 1. Jack of all Trades Cons: 1. Jack of all Trades Print detail: This resin definitely shows less detail than some other resins Ive tried, however I would still consider this resin an option depending on price and availability. Printed calibration chips and RERF tests all showed this resin as decidedly middling: In the end, you will want to err on the side of a bit of over-exposure to make sure those fine supports print on many pre-supported mini packs, even though this will lose out on a little detail. Even so, detail is good. Not great, not fantastic, but solid. Clear showed the most detail, then grey, then white. Smell: The smell is pretty bad. Its supposed to be an improvement on the original, but for me this resin smells a little less than Elegoo Water Washable, but significantly worse than Sirayatech Fast or Sirayatech Blu. Strength/Flexibility: This varies between colors. As usual, clear tended is the most brittle, but also shows the most detail. Funny enough, White tended to need higher exposure times than Grey (I expected it to be the other way around) in order to print correctly. Both White and Grey have a little bit of flex and give before snapping, which is fantastic because it allows me to have minor accidents with minis falling off the table without having them shatter catastrophically.

Perfect

I like this eco resin better than their standard offering due to the smell. After curing, this resin is a little more flexible, so should be more durable.

The quality was great, but more smell then other brands. I would recommend this one for anyone that own a Resin Printer