When searching for the ultimate solution for durability I first tried flexible resin (didnt sand) then I found a good mixture of flexible 70ml to 30m regular (sandable and flexible). What I found was, when people realized a print could be bent 30 times, it was actually LESS durable because they would just break it. Due to this not require premixing and being very very difficult to break, this is my go to for small items that hang off, delicate items, small weapons, and have recommended to dozens of people. Also this is one of the few tough resins that DOES NOT require you to mess with the factory settings. The only drawback is this is not water washable. Be warned, the more uv curing, the less durable. So if you have a small item where 2 mins each side would cure, if you do 4min each side, it will be less durable.

The photos and video on this product page is entirely misleading, and Id go as far to say its a lie. If you see someone bending a 5mm brick 350 degrees around you should expect to do the same. No, this stuff is as hard as normal ABS. It may flex in the sense it does not break when you force it to bend. But the photos and videos implies its a shore hardness of around 30A, when in fact its closer to 80D. I dont think I can return this since Ive already used some but I would if I could.

Anicubic is one of the best printers on the market. This red resin is beautiful and easy to use. I highly recommend the Anycubic red resin

I use this as an add-in to miniature printing. If I use more than about 10% support removal becomes extremely difficult. 10 to 15% by eye is about perfect

I have been printing miniatures for D&D with my elegoo mars 2 pro and they have been brittle as hell. I decided to try this and its amazing. Swords bend instead of breaking but the detail is still amazing. I will not be buying anything other than this for minis from now on.

This is not brittle and easy to break like standard resin can be. It has some flex to it, but its not soft, depending on the thickness of what you are printing. I printed blade runner blaster parts to test this resin out and the build went wonderfully. The prop is light and durable.

99.9% of my printing is for D&D themed miniatures. I print for myself, friends, campaign mates, etc. I cant tell you the number of times Ive printed something for someone else only to have them come back a week later because it broke. Resin is just too damn brittle! Enter this product. Ill admit I was skeptical that resin could be flexible, but this stuff has made me a believer! Now, its not rubber and you cant bend your heros sword 90 degrees and not have it snap in half. But 45 degrees? Yeah...its crazy. And best thing is Im using this about 50/50 with regular resin just to make it last longer (I read that you can actually mix resins without too much issue). The result for me is the same incredible detail you expect from resin, with a finished product that is significantly more durable and maybe even lighter (I have not weighed scientifically, but in the hand one print definitely feels lighter). Washing is super easy (because my resin is a blend I still use 90% alcohol as the cleaning agent), but you can allegedly use soap and water to clean this product, which is huge. Curing times are the same as standard resin, and no issues with primer/paint sticking to the model. Oh, did I mention the smell? No? Well that is because there is almost no odor....at least no where near the level of typical resins. Super happy I took a chance on this product I will definitely be purchasing more in the near future.

I buy this nice red resin to add more color to my collection I like the anycubic resin with the photon s the setting is the same of all the anycubic resin since I try this brand I got no fail. The resin its a clear color but not to clear perfect for back light of scale rc car.

I only use ECO Resins so I dont have to wash my prints in ISO. Ive tested Clear Green, Standard Grey, and Pink. So far, pink has surprisingly been the most useful color. Green and grey can be hard to see coverage when priming whereas pink is very easy to see what still needs coverage. I also found that pink is not nearly as prone to brittlness as the clear green. Unless I need clear or a specialty non-eco resin, Ill be using this Anycubic Pink as my daily driver.

Excellent quality resin. I run a printing business and with the amount of printers i have i was looking to reduce the odor in my shop. You can barely smell anything at all with this resin and the detail it captures is just as good as their other resins.