ANYCUBIC 3D Printer Resin, 405nm SLA UV-Curing Resin with High Precision and Quick Curing & Excellent Fluidity for LCD 3D Printing (Grey, 1kg)

Ive tried 5 or 6 brands of resin and this one is my favorite. I only have Anycubic printers and this resin as a combo results in great looking prints. Odor is about the same as Elegoo.

I have a Peopoly Moai SLA printer that uses a laser. I was not expecting much considering that this resin is designed more for an LCD printer. I also wasnt expecting great performance at this price range. I was completely blown away at the print quality. It is orders of magnitude better than what I was expecting. The prints were so good that at even 40μm, I could see the polygons in the very small print that I took pictures of. I found my resin from now on. Great price and amazing performance. A note to people who have laser SLA printers: You can use this LCD resin with your laser SLA as long as you understand that the 405nm laser light is far stronger per area than LCD. As such, you will need to lower your laser power by a lot. Know what your laser power is and you will need to experiment. The laser on a Peopoly Moai is 150mW. I reduced my power down to 52% with the black resin and it seemed to print just fine. The color of resin will also affect how this resin polymerizes under laser radiation. The second note: I would recommend NOT using LCD resin with a laser SLA printer unless you are using a FEP film vat. If you are using a vat lined with PDMS, it will most likely tear and damage the PDMS layer. FEP film OLNY if you intend to use this resin on a laser SLA printer.

Anycubic makes the best resin out there for printing, no other even comes close. Ive been 3d printing for over five years, and I currently own four different printers and have tried nearly every resin and filament on the market. Nothing beats Anycubic for both price and quality. I have legions of tabletop miniatures made from this stuff, and dozens of figurines. I only wish there was a discounted bulk order option, I go through 2 or 3 bottles a month.

I haven’t had to do anything but level the bed. The test print is perfect and the other items printed well.

I use this resin for 90% of my prints so far, and after I got a replacement printer, I have had mostly great results (except for personal mistakes I made on exposure times). I use a magnetic build plate on my Photon Mono X, and with 80% exposure, a large print has been best printed out with 60s Base Exposure and 2-3s Normal Exposure times. I have been able to successfully print a few smaller miniatures with around 1s Normal Exposure times. I have bought this particular one 3 times now, and will likely keep buying these as the last bottle gets low.

I find this resin is excellent for miniature details. I also find it pretty durable and cleans nicely. I usually cut off the supports before curing since the contact points are still slightly rubbery and softer and it usually comes out with a cleaner surface. Using 8 second per layer and 60 seconds for the bottom layers seems to work perfectly on my Photon. I rarely have issues with failed prints and in all cases I messed up adding the supports where needed and once adjusted the pieces print great. Adhesion to build plate is no problem. I am also amazed at how small some of the details are that it can print provided it is supported. When cured it has a great surface for painting as well. The pictures above are of 1/72 scale Mandalorian , Razor Crest and Droideka printed on the Photon. You can see how fine the cables on the Droideka are.

I have been printing with filament for several years now and recently picked up a resin printer for making miniatures. I bought a bottle of the Anycubic Gray because it was highly rated and in my price range. Since then, it has become one of my go-to resins. Price There arent many resins on Amazon that have a lower price tag but that doesnt mean that this is a low quality resin. Print quality I can get great quality on my prints with very little effort. Take a look at the pictures - theyre a little blurry but you can still see that small details come out crisp! Odor I barely notice a smell. Yes, it has one but Ive yet to use a resin that was totally odorless in liquid form. I cant detect a smell once prints cure. Toughness On its own, this models printed with this resin hold up pretty well to being dropped a short distance to the table. They dont survive higher drops than that but that is to be expected. If you want more resilience in your prints, use this as a base and mix in one of the specialty resins made to be tough/flexible. Overall Buy it. Youll like it. It looks runny compared to its closest competitor but theres no noticeable difference in the prints.

Its not the best resin on the market, but it dialed in quickly and it does work well. A bit more brittle than some resins, but for the price I can deal with that. I honestly cant tell the difference between Anycubic Basic Gray and Anycubic Eco gray. I use the same settings for both, they smell exactly the same and the final product after curing looks near identical. As long as Anycubic keeps their prices down Ill keep buying their resin.

I watched a ton of videos online before moving from FDM to SLA. One thing I expected was the resin to be a headache- smelly, nasty, finicky, and expensive. To my absolute surprise and delight, this resin has been none of those. It hardly smells at all- we keep our printer on the dresser of our bedroom, and even with the bottle open or the cover off the vat, I can barely smell the resin from 5 feet away. And the resin has printed like a dream. My wife, who never got into 3d printing with FDM because she thought it was too challenging technically, has commandeered the SLA printer and has now run through several bottles, and is absolutely loving it. The price is great too. All around glad I bought this resin.

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