Anycubic Upgraded ABS-Like 3D Printer Resin, Hardness and Toughness 405nm UV-Curing 8K Resin, High Precision and Easy to Post-Process Standard Photopolymer Resin for LCD DLP 3D Printing (Grey, 1kg)

molto precisa per realizzazione di modelli alveolari .

Ive been getting some really good results with this resin without having to do any troubleshooting. My models are coming out clean with streamlined edges and smooth finish, with the toughness that comes with using ABS like resins. This resin has been easy to use with both of my printers, and doesnt require any special parameters during post or for curing. In terms of odor, its barely noticeable which is a plus. SETTINGS: * Printer = Mars 2 Mono, Halot One Plus * Layer = 0.05mm * Bottom layers = 10 * Bottom exp time = 50s * Layer exp time = 4s * Lift delay = 4s * Cure time = 15min * Wash time = 25min Superb resin that provides consistent and reliable results.

This is without a doubt the worst resin I’ve ever used. Fails nearly every time and separates within about 1 hour of mixing. Will never purchase again.

Habe kaum brauchbare Teile damit drucken können, trotz verschiedenster Anpassung der Parameter. Drucke ja schon ein paar Jahre, aber sowas habe ich noch nicht erlebt. Selbst 2,5mm dicke Teile sind auch nicht schwarz, sondern eher bräunlich durchsichtig. Die weingen brauchbaren Teile ließen sich unglaublich schwer reinigen. Auch in der Waschbox setzte sich das Harz überall zu einer extrem klebrigen Masse ab, die sich kaum mit verschiedensten Lösemitteln entfernen ließen. Wie extrem zäher Kaugummi. Eine richtige Sauerei. Hat mich Tage gekostet, alles wieder sauber zu bekommen. Daher kann ich dieses Harz nicht empfehlen. Werde es entsorgen und nie wieder in die Nähe meines Druckers lassen.

This resin works well, I get good detail using both of my printers 2K Elegoo Mars and 4K Flashforge 8.9. However of all the resins I have tried this one smells so bad. I wont purchase again because of this.

All my previous printing was with Formlabs printers and resins, and I used to use clear because I didnt feel like the black or gray were as crisp in details, but I have been very impressed with the Anycubic prints and resins. The black and gray dont have soft details, they are as sharp as the clear, and the ABS-like gray is not as brittle as the black and clear, it has become my go-to for my 1/24th scale model car parts.

Printed with the recommended settings: 50 seconds first layer, 2.5 seconds per layer after that. For larger and heavier models, other resins I use want longer bottom layer exposure times for several layers. This resin wants you to use a raft. I dont really print large models, usually just 2-3 tall, so I hollow them out and usually leave a large portion of the bottom open, then plug it after curing. Totally satisfied with the resin. The odor is typical.

I have another brand of ABS-like resin and the Anycubic does just as well. I printed a dragon for my son and the surface detail was quite good. Bed adhesion was excellent. And cleanup is about what you would expect from standard style resins. And with the ABS-like resins you do get a model that is slightly less weight than a standard resin and the strength of the model is excellent. I actually prefer the plant based resins because the cleanup is quite a bit easier and they dont have as strong of a resin odor. This one is not really much worse than the other ABS-like resin I have, but it does have a bit more of an odor. If you catch it on sale its definitely a good bargain. At regular price its a bit more expensive than some competitors. But it is a good resin and if you like ABS-like resins the Anycubic is on par with others I have tried.

My first time using ABS like resin and it makes me like my Elgoo printer even more! Look for a comparable resin chart for your model and also double check the color of the resin as well because sometimes that affects the settings. As this was white resin it had slightly different settings than clear or black.

I have left a review previously, but its worse than I thought. I bought another bottle, hoping it would be better once I figured out the correct settings. But no amount of troubleshooting is working. On the supports where it attaches to the build plate, the parts always melt together. So any details in that area are completely ruined. This had me adjust the angle of the prints so its not a big deal, but its annoying. Any thin parts, in the center of them, just wont print. I have tried so many things to fix this. I have doubled, then tripled, and even quadrupled the layer curing time… as well as lowered the speed of the build plate movement over and over. I have had so many prints just fail entirely. It seems this resin just does not cure properly. Its always super undercured layers that fall off each other, or overcured in some parts while undercured in others. And none of the prints have actually printed all of the parts, theres always random holes in it. The seller has reached out to help me troubleshoot, as well as offer to send me replacement bottles or a refund. Currently waiting on the replacement bottles and just hoping this is a defective batch (TWICE!!!). But as it stands, I just can’t recommend this to anyone. And as a note, the company has been insisting its a problem with my files, despite the fact I have tested these exact same files with other resins and those have printed perfectly. Its not the file. Its the resin. And maybe theres some magic setting I need to print it to make it work, but I’ve spent literal weeks doing test prints with every adjustment I can think of. Nothing has worked.