ELEGOOABS-Like 3D Resin, 405nm UV-Curing LCD Resin High Precision Fast Curing Non-Brittle Standard Photopolymer Resin for LCD Printer Printing Beige 1000G

Great stuff. Works well on Saturn 2 8k. Just try to keep ambient temperature constant. Smell isn’t too bad either.

I much prefer this new formula, this is my go to resin.

I bought the white abs like and it's far superior to the standard resin, I was able to model threads into it and they were fine for light fastenings, not sure about heavy use. It's has a great finish but does tend to yellow if the part is used outside or if you over expose it post cure, that isn't a problem for me but if it is for you I'd suggest prime and paint. Overall great and will be using it for the foreseeable

Having had trouble getting the Egeloo Clear resin to print I have found the grey resin to be excellent.I've gone through quite a few bottles of this resin so can say I've not had any issues with it's print quality.

This stuff is really quite incredible, especially for the price. Very easy to print, great detail retention, cures quickly and is remarkably tough. It really does feel like ABS plastic. I will say I hope they bring the V2 version out in white, because being able to print this in different colours via dye would make this the perfect resin IMO.

Makes models that are far less likely to get damaged if dropped or hit. Quite good for making gears and other parts of a working structures, though as expected not as good as the far more expensive structural resins. A good compromise between durability and cost.BUT - be aware that it is a tad more difficult to print with. I first printed several exposure test plates, but found that it really needs about 30% - 40% more exposure time than the best test exposure, otherwise there are too many failures caused by weak layer-bonding. With my printer the best exposure test plate was 3 seconds, but to stop too many failures I had to increase to 4 seconds (0.05mm layers). You need to find a compromise between loss of fine detail caused by over-exposure and too little layer bonding which results in a failure between layers at some point in the print, and half the print staying on the FEP. Using a new FEP helps - a used and heavily marked FEP will grab the print more stongly and is a greater risk of tearing the print apart, or of supports failing.Immediately after printing the model is still quite soft (and so can be easily re-worked at that stage with sandpaper, file or polishing compound), but it becomes much harder and stronger after post-curing. However I used the white resin, which discolours to a light yellow-brown colour in the post-curing process, so bear that in mind if you are printing anything that needs cosmetic properties.

This resin is great and tough. The detail is really nice and it’s not really brittle like some

After trying anycubic resins and getting nothing but failed prints (from three different new resin bottles) and trying all possible exposure times, retract rates and every possible support option/ settings. I decided to give elegoo's blend a try (before just giving up on the 3d printing scene) .. And never looked backNot had a failed print since (using both my modded settings and defaults).Comparing the two, the elegoo resins harden MUCH faster then the anycubic resins..(in fact so fast you have to be much quicker during clean up)Even did two prints back to back with only the resins being swapped...Elegoo resin - prefect printAnycubic resin - a lump of nothing stuck to the build plate...THIS RESIN Is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.6 bottles in and not a singled failed print... After months of failure...