The resin works as expected. I used standard settings for exposure (60 seconds on the lower layers and 10 for the upper). Ive made a few miniatures with it and the Fearless girl. The odor is still present, but it is less than the non-biodegradable types. The color is really bright fresh out of the machine, but fades to a baby pink when cured.

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.

Ever so slightly flexible, but significantly harder to break than standard resin. Makes good actual useable parts.

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

Anycubic is one of my favorite brand. i only use this resin. price is normal for me. quality is good. i printing all small details for my RC scale models. using the recommended exposure settings from the manufacturer.

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.

Una resina perfecta para figuras con detalles afilados, no se rompe, incluso en las partes pequeñas como dedos y cabello

Makes great hardy parts. I have switched to this exclusively.

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.

very good, strong and opaque photopolymer! I am delighted! I will only buy these from now on!