ANYCUBIC3D Printer Resin, 405nm High Precision Fast Curing Photopolymer Resin for LCD 3D Printing, Grey 500g

The detail it captures is goood, with smooth surfaces and sharp edges even on intricate designs. It cures evenly and quickly. The resin is consistent in texture, with minimal odor compared to others I’ve used, which is a huge plus.The prints are strong but still have enough flexibility to avoid brittleness, and the final product is easy to process.

I currently own an Anycubic resin 3D printer and have been using their liquid resin 90% of the time. I've found that my prints always come out well-detailed and it's cheap enough to where I don't feel bad when I mess up a few prints along the way. I keep a couple extra around just in case because they are so cost effective! The resin is very easy to clean and cures pretty quick! If you are looking for a solid, cheaper liquid resin, this particular kind of resin has got to be one of the best.

This is my go to brand for resin. I’ve never had an issue with their quality and the prints come out in some seriously good detail. I use an Anycubic Mono 4K and Anycubic 6K, I’ve used several other brands of resin but nothing works with these printers as well as this stuff does.

I subscribe and save to this resin because it has always worked well with my Saturn 3 and it always is a good price compared to other brands.

I've been using the Standard Gray for a couple of years, but recent batches have been separating in the vat, even during prints so I get translucent black and light gray layers or swirls. It doesn't seem to effect the surface quality, but it is annoying and becoming worse, and I have confirmed the issue with a friend who has switched to a different brand. The left image shows about the print angle and you can see the color changes.

Clear detailed prints. No strong odors.

This has been the only resin I have used. Cost is affordable . Textile strength isn't as strong as I hoped it to be & I have had numerous prints break easily. Thus wasting many parts & $ to the trash. For thicker parts its okay, For finer detail applications that is somewhat thin. It is very brittle.

A must for buy