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G. A. Cavender
> 3 dayI 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!)
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Max
> 3 dayAnycubic resin has been super reliable for me and havent been too picky with print settings to get great results, which has been great. Im relatively new to resin 3D printing so having a source for reliable and affordable resin is great. The red looks very cool, especially right out of the printer, very happy with the performance and will be buying more in the future!
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Timmy
> 3 dayI 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.
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J. Wagner
> 3 dayNot brittle. Good strength. Good print quality. Not really “flexible” like the product thumbnail implies, but it’s not stiff like some resins are, it’ll bend a little without cracking. Good resin to work with.
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Danielle C.
> 3 dayThis stuffs print material feels like WizKids or GW minis. Has a nice flex to it. Ill gladly buy this over buying sirayatech tenacious and cutting with other brittle resins. This is the go to, especially if you ship to people and want it arriving in one piece.
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mason
> 3 dayThe 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.