Siraya Tech Blu 3D Printer Resin Tough Clear Resin 3d Printing with High Toughness Resolution Strong and Precise Resin 3d Printer 405nm UV-Curing Rapid Resin for LCD DLP 3D Printer (Clear V2, 1kg)

I have two photon mono x and the capacity of the vat is 500ml each, I used a clear resin so cant see where its at properly however you can see the max line, I should be able to fill both vats to the max line but I got just over half way in terms of each vat, there is probably around 750ml in these bottles.

Bought this as it was advertised as clear. Tried it out with the standard exposure tests. ALL OF THEM resulted in a very yellow result. Would not recommend if you need clear transparency...

Très bien emballé, et j'ai bien reçu la V2. Petite intérogation, je n'ai aucun marquage de la date de péremption, donc combien de temps elle est restée dans les entrepôts d'amazon ??? ( d'ou le 4 étoiles )

The resin works great for parts that need to resist impacts, but the smell is actually the worst and curing times is a huge pain

I can't sing the praises of this resin enough. Not only does it print beautifully, but you can get all the details you'd ever want just by being careful with your layer exposure settings (< time = more details). You can get any amount of flexibility/hardness depending on the amount of time spent curing. 5 minutes or less of curing, and it's so flexible that it's basically a nylon. 5 to 10 minutes of curing it's not nearly as flexible, it gets harder but still doesn't break easily. It took me 30 minutes of curing to get it to a point where I could snap off supports with my fingers; anything less than that, a good pair of toenail clippers will be required. Ideal print settings on a Creality HALOT MAGE (regular, not pro) are 0.25mm layer size. 1s light delay. 2 - 3s per layer with 3 to 5 bottom layers at 10 to 30s, depending on the weight of the model. At 10s, you can easily just tug firmly, and it comes right off the build plate. At 30s, I was using a metal spatula and a rubber hammer to get it off, (it still didn't break, but I did have to completely realign my print head). If you want a really cool effect, mix this 50/50 with the Sunlu "abs-like" resins in blue or red. It also mixes so well with other resins. It's my go-to resin to fix other resins. I even used this to fix the super crappy Yousu silver resin. I wish I could buy this stuff by the drum. Long story short, this is the best resin I've ever tried, and completely worth the money. *I use the AnyCubic Wash and Cure 3 for curing, but you can also cure in direct sunlight, and the properties get really interesting.

Again, imo high quality resin. Since it's clear, you can color it with special pigments which is wha I did and it turned out very good. One thing to note - it is rather thick, almost like honey, but it gets runnier with heat, but not that much. Just so you know.

Great resin, one of the best for engeneering parts