AceaddityStandard 3D Printer Resin - 405nm Photopolymer Resin LCD/DLP UV-Curing High Precision 3D Printing Liquid Compatible with 8k 3D Printer, 1KG/Bottle (White)

I tried this out kind of out of the fact I was in a pinch and needed something a little more affordable than elegoo v2 resin I had been using. This stuff is amazing let me start by saying first off I don’t have an 8k but you don’t need one it still works with my 6k with amazing results. So far my only real failed print was due to something not related to the resin. The prints come out with great high detail a great feel cleans easy the smell is way better than the v2 by a long shot sometimes I forget to turn the vent fan on for my fume extractor I print in my office in my garage where I run my vinyl decal business I don’t even notice the smell at all and it dosnt give me any funny feeling being in there at all. When you open the bag it has sort of a mint smell to the resin which is alot more pleasant than the v2 as well. This stuff is a lot more durable it has a bit of flexibility to it as well intact I dropped a print and normal it would of shattered and it didn’t though it will still break if your not careful but it is alot more forgiving. I have the blue clear resin as well as the gray I haven’t tried the blue clear just yet but hopefully it goes well though I haven’t printed with any clear yet so idk how that will but I’m sure just like the gray it will be super awesome. This is definitely my go to and the the only resin I plan to use from now on

You get 1 1/4 kg of resin for a price less then other companies 1kg. And the resin works perfectly. Not a high odor and the prints looked nice

Looks super cool. Does get dirty quickly maybe I just did something wrong on my large print. Smell is not too bad. And the print quality is great.

This is quite a nice middle resin for a good price. Keep the resin warm in the printer (30-32C) and calibrate your speed for that temperature, and you will be looking for more things to print. Either cleanse with spray EtOH or Resin-Away cleaner, allow to dry or cure through glycerine ... or in a vacuum chamber with 405nm LEDs. You can add a tough resin like clear PP-like from a different manufacturer if you need a little more resilience, but for most of my work, it does the job. There is just enough dye or pigment to allow the translucent Red to get accurate detail.

The media could not be loaded. I've tested this resin in 6 printers. Out of 30 prints I've only had 1 failure, and it was my fault. Captures details pretty well and prints well enough. Only issue is how brittle it is. I have 19 bottles left... sigh.

I ordered this stuff thinking I was going to buy one of the printers that uses the fluid filament, but I changed my mind. The process just seemed to be too much work for what I was hoping to do. I'm running a Cobra Max 2 Filament printer and I'll stick with it. The other types require alcohol baths, UV lights and a space to work within that I just don't have. So I gave this stuff to a buddy of mine with all of the STL files for the things I want printed. He got the fluid and I get the parts....even trade. Now, I've had him print me a few indicator lights and tail light covers seeing how I needed something red and translucent. Plus they were simple shapes that didn't require a lot of supports or texturing. What I got back was a set of lenses that could ALMOST pass for factory parts. The problem turns out that these parts were intended to be used on my truck...which is outside....in North Carolina. That combination thus far has proven to be beneficial, however we haven't seen any temperatures that would challenge the stability of the parts. Once it starts getting into the 80's or we have a lot of intense sun light, I will reassess the parts and post some photos. If they don't melt, get foggy, distort, or just get soft, I will let you know. For now, the material produces nice looking prints that have good structural value. Initial impressions are positive...if it remains that way time will tell.

You get quite a bit of resin for the price. I have had some issues with finishing the print and some discoloring happening in crevices of the print. I will be buying this product further as it is quite a bit of value.

This clear green resin was exactly what I needed for a project to make green Crystals for a light sword that my dad got at the amusement park he went to. Everything printed very well and has great clarity. My dad couldn't believe that they were 3d printed because it was such good quality.One thing to note when cleaning up after using this clear green resin is that it's easy to miss spots when cleaning. The resin is clear and a bit difficult to see when there are small amounts of it.The odor wasn't bad. I would say it has less odor that other resins that I've used in the past.It took a while to cure. Usually for the thickness that I was doing I would cure for about 5 minutes but I think it should have been closer to 7 or even 8 minutes.Overall for the price and the quality, I think this is a great pick and a real value.

Solo el olor es muy fuerte. Pero es excelente.

Simplemente genial no le pide nada a una resina de mayor costo la calidad es muy buena