A lil expensive but worth it

I tried this resin for the first time yesterday on an Anycubic Photon printer and had very good results. First, as advertised, it doesnt smell bad. This makes it easy to be around and work with i.e. not wearing a full respirator, which is a huge improvement over other products. Print quality good: Resolution was great, limited by the printer resolution, not the resin. The resin is a nice low viscosity, poured easily and didnt hold bubbles under the surface. Exposure time as advertised: I used values in the middle of the range of suggested exposure times from the instructions and had no problems with curing or adhesion to the build plate. Tank adhesion better: During printing, I believe there was less adhesion to the FEP tank liner than with standard resin, as the slight popping sound as each layer detached was quieter. - see note on supports next. Post processing is different: After removal from the build plate, I rinsed with an alcohol bath. The surface of the print was still a bit tacky after rinsing. (this is corrected with time in the sun or a post-cure light setup) I removed the supports and found that the material in its green state was less brittle and a little stronger than the anycubic standard resins. This means that it is a little harder to remove supports, so I would recommend using a lighter support structure to avoid damage to the print where the supports detach- this seems reasonable given the lower adhesion to the FEP tank window that I think I observed. Finishing good: I post-cured the print in front of a 30W 405nm UV light for 4 hours. The material cured with a matte finish. I tried filing and sanding the support scars and had good luck with both methods. After sanding with a very fine paper, I rubbed the print with a cotton cloth and was able to match the appearance of the undisturbed surface fairly well. Strength: I did not test the ultimate strength or brittleness of the fully cured material, but will update when I do.

Great details, almost no odor, Ill definitely be buying more of this!!!

Ive tried everything I know, followed directions, played with settings. No matter what I do 30% or more of my base layer and supports just dont stick to the build plate at all. Ive tried several prints of varying difficulty a d each has come out malformed or warped if it manages to print at all. I wont be ordering g this again. For those wondering I have a Mars 3.

Very nice prints once the resin settings are tweaked or your printer. Recommended.

Ive ordered this 2 times now, and on my last shipment I received clear instead of black, I said screw it and tried it, and the clear is really nice too. Just wish I had gotten the black I ordered. UPDATE !! anycubic contacted me, and then credited my account because of a picking error. GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE . Ill continue to use anycubics eco resin for sure. Thank you Jane !

Thought Id try out Anycubics low odor resin. I was surprised by how little odor there was. I printed some hummingbird earrings, and they turned out great!

I didnt think it was that big of a difference in smells. But worked like it should have!

Normally I buy a bit more expensive and use-specific resins (heat, flexibility, strength) Hadn’t tried this new “low oder” resin yet so threw it into a cart. “Low” is pretty subjective. For me, it is not as obnoxious as many of the other resins. I still wear a respirator when the machines cover is off and when cleaning up machine and tools. Headaches, watery eyes, etc still occur. Using IPA 90+ for washing, nearly all the residue is removed. Prints left on the plate over night have come out fine. Resin left in vat for 48 hours still binds well. Halot One Plus settings: Bottom time: 25s Bottom layers: 6 (I have some very thin models that warp right off the plate if not set strong early, adjust as needed) Exposure time: 2.5s (3s if you are new or if you have a lot of hours on your lcd) Lift speed: 2mm/s Light delay: 1s Lift height: 6 (5 works with a filled vat, 6 is safer if running towards running the vat out to ensure the resin flows back in time)

I am not using this in a printer, but I am using it to smooth out FDM prints and get rid of layer lines as part of post processing. It being clear allows the resin to quickly and completely cure. A thin layer brushed on is all that you need. After a quick primer coat you are ready to paint the model. Huge time saver for post processing!!!