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)

I gave this resin a try as my butter fingers occasionally dropped items printed with normal grey resin, and, well breaks happen. Unfortunately, with this resin I found it very hard to get a good print at recommended settings. Supports would print, but pieces themselves wouldnt. Using Tableflip Foundrys Cones of Calibration, I managed to dial in the ideal exposure time to be ~30s. That is just simply ridiculous.

works great with very low to no odor. will buy again!

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).

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.

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.

Worked as advertised

One of the biggest problems that I encounter with resin 3D printing is brittleness. I noticed that if I mix this resin into regular resin at at least 20:80 (I sometimes use 50:50), the resulting prints are much less prone to breaking. I have tried grey and white and both work equally well. Highly recommend!

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

Love resin printing minis but boy howdy do they shatter with regular resin. Im not gentle with my things, and its sad when a painted mini goes pop. I was excited when I heard about tough resin and it delivers! It is harder to remove supports ( i need to find my snippers) so I have managed to break a little piece off here and there but still a massive improvement. I have done test drops and parts dont go flying! There is some flex as well if you press on thin parts.

I try their resin and I was impressed with the quality of the prints, So later a try Elecco resin to see the difference, but compare the quality of the prints is not so good as the Anycube resin, I recommended Anycube resi because the smell is not to strong like Elecoo, you pay a little more but quality is the best