ANYCUBIC Tough Resin, 3D Printer Resin with High Precision and High Toughness, 365-405nm Fast Curing 3D Resin for 4K 8K LCD/DLP/SLA 3D Printing (Grey, 1kg)

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 normally use this as an adjunct to my normal resin, as 10-25% does a great job of adding just enough flexibility to overcome brittleness on 25-32mm gaming minis. Then I needed to print something clear and this was the only clear resin I had. Boy howdy was that mini tough. Pretty sure I could drop it onto concrete and it wouldnt care whatsoever. Only downsides are: 1) it is a bit more pricey than standard resin, and 2) it needs a coat of clear varnish to be fully transparent. (Like every other clear resin!)

The low odor part is a huge plus, it took some tries to get the settings right for a smooth print. For an indoor setup with limited ventilation, its worth the extra money and time

This is awesome resin with very little odor and excellent toughness. The only reason I dont give it a perfect rating is the cost (way to expensive) and it is harder to dial in.

This resin was a great start to making my miniatures much more durable, when printing things like swords or very fluid poses it guaranteed amazing flexibility and they have yet to break. To answer questions Ive gotten here are the settings Ive used: Ive been using my Mars 3 pro so mileage may vary, however - Ive been using 0.040 for my layer height, 2.2 secs for my exposure time and 80 mm/min (as I had some issues with build plate adhesion at first). Past that I havent had much tuning in to do and I have found this resin truly durable and resistant (I have dropped so many gosh darn prints lmao).

This resin prints pretty good. I did not have issues that were the resins fault. I did think that the resin printed more opaque than i thought it would be. But that is not the resins fault but more of my issues of what i thought i was getting. So the pictures are what your resin would turn out to be. I mean you are not really going to be using it as is and it most likely will be coated/painted

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.

I had some Deep Rock Galactic board game STLs that were a good test for this resin. I probably can dial things in more, but fired up my Creality and tweaked a few settings to match up with a Anycubic monochrome LCD settings they show. Very happy with the quality and durability of this new tough resin.

Every print Ive made with this resin has cracked and broke. Tough my azz worst resin Ive ever used.

I was hesitant to believe that this would be low odor having used other AnyCubic resins that have quite the strong smell. I was pleasantly surprised and the print turned out great as well!