Dropped the model I made and shattered also it did not bend.

I used this on my AnyCubic Photon S with the out of the box settings. I had 2 issues with it. The first might be me learning about resin printers, but I had some what I believe is either pulling failures or I didnt give the resin enough time to recover the screen. This cause gaps in my prints. I believe this is a ME issue, not an issue with the resin. The second issue, which is resin based, is the color. It is a nice rich ruby red, but its a bit see through. I expected it to be solid. Other than maybe increase time between layers and it being a little transparent, it word great on my new machine. Note on images. Im holding that object right up being the print and you can see throw it. It does obscure enough from a distance of like 6 inches. Just wanted to demonstrate the color better.

Makes great prints details show up fine on basic settings

I actually bought this as an additive to hard resin, but having some extra and trying it, I tried it but the exposure time is too low to stick week to my photon s

Bottle cap was broken upon arrival and leaking.

The price is high, but if you are printing anything with snap together parts or joints, this is a must have. It has a great blend of flexibility and stiffness and seems to retain most of the flexibility even after a month. This is my new go to for anything other than miniatures for table top games like D&D where they are just static posed figures. I plan to start printing more mechanical projects so I plan to use this for those projects for the added durability. Works great with both my Mars 1 and Mars 3 on default settings.

I seem to get lots of print failures when using their resin. It sucks and have better success with a competitors resin.

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.

Resin works great once you get it dialed in. Exposure on the clear does take a little longer, but not a big deal. Overall print times take an extra 30 - 60 minutes. Details look solid and dont get lost when curing. My big reason for trying and using this resin is durability. Other resins I have tried have been brittle and break very easily. I do like the Syratech ABS Like resin as well, but this seems to flex better. I did drop tests onto concrete from 6 and 8 feet. Most drops resulted in no damage to the mini, which was great and seemed to do just a bit better than Syratech for me personally. I did see a few models have bits break off, but any plastic mini dropped from that height regardless of how it was made would eventually suffer some damage. So with that in mind I was very impressed and pleased with the drop performance. Ends and bits flex well too. See the Mara Jade lightsaber pick. The trick here from playing around I have found is to not overcure the resin in the final steps. Over cooking does make this more brittle. I have found for 28 to 32mm minis about 1 to 1.5 minutes is plenty of cure time. All in all this is my preferred resin and I recommend trying it!

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.