Siraya Tech Build 3D Printer Resin - High Precision Engineering Resin, Non-Brittle, Tappable, Low Warp & Shrink, for Detailed Models & Functional Parts and 8K LCD 3D Printers (Sonic Grey, 1kg)

I got good result with this resin

Bought because I was told that warping is minimal. Good resin, but warping is worse than Anycubic resin ( same settings (Initial layer 30 s, further 16s in Anycubic mono)

prints well and dimensions are accurate with parts fitting together well.

I'm using this on a mono x to create mold masters for casting. I like this resin a lot, it's become my go-to.I does separate if you leave it in the tank more than a day. The white pigment settles to the bottom and I use a plastic squeegee to stir the tank before use. It's not the strongest but it's also not overly brittle. It sands well. If you hollow your prints you will have to find a way to cure the inside or get that resin out. Over time the uncured stuff on the inside will cause the whole print to swell and split.

Quality of prints on my 3d Printer were dependent upon initial set-up and adjusting settings to get optimal/best results. I used cones of calibration and did around 5-6 initial test prints to tweak my settings to get the best results on my Elegoo Saturn S. I attached a screenshot of my settings that gave me optimal prints. One other note. When homing/z'ing my printer, I homed my printer to my FEP, meaning, I fill my vat with 1/4th full of resin, and then home my build plate, followed by setting my z-axis setting. So far, zero failed prints and amazing results. Resin matters. Hope this helps, and all the best.