SUNLU3D Printer Resin, 1kg Fast Curing Standard 3D Resin for LCD DLP SLA Resin 3D Printers, 395-405nm UV Light Curing 3D Printing Liquid Photopolymer Resin, Low Shrinkage, High Precision, 1000g, Grey

Okay, I'm not a 3D resin printer expert but I did get this to work after a bit of trial and error and would like to offer a few points for consideration:(a) This is a thick resin. When starting a print, the motor and gear couldn't push the resin fast enough.Therefore, it seems to like to be a bit on the warm side to make it a little runnier.If that does not help, what did work 100% of the time is to use the front panel and sink the build plate into the vat and then start the print. That way it didn't have to push around so much material and printing started perfectly every time.(b) Be careful of void that generate suction. I got into the habit of putting in supports even with not needed to eliminate the suction.(c) Solid forms are still hard and of course, use more resin. Hollowing out will give large forms the soft feel. How thick depends on what you are attempting to achieve, but I just offer this as a note so that you can start experimented from the start.I have not been successful in creating a gadget for an enclosure. I'm still trying to figure out out make those work well.Anyhow, do expect some serious trial-and-error but when you get dialed in, the results are pretty neat.BT recommended if you like to experiment

Worked really well for the small pieces I needed to print for a friend who laughing his own board game. The color looks great. Nice deep translucent blue, not washed out like a few other popular brands. The smell wasnt as strong as another brand i used so that was a plus. Since i have a magnetic flex plate, part removed very easily. Bumped up first layers to 45 sec. as the flex plate is fairly smooth and adhesion worked out great. Cleaned up fairly easy using 70% alcohol. Cured in 15 min. So far so good but only time will tell. Will be buying again.

Hi Temp.It was clumpy.NEEDS to be heated before use. Place container in hot water, shake, and let it sit until it gets warm, 30 min. This gets the resin in the correct printing state. Its like a different material when given a hot water soak.Failed first print, warmed the container and printed really nicely.45s bottom layer, 4.5s exposure.Qidi Tech S-Box.

I use this as an additive for standard gray resin when I need parts to have some flex (like small joints in action figures). It works perfectly

Great prints, great color consistency, but very stinky, more than any other resin I've used; I have an enclosure with an exhaust fan and it still stinks up the place! Even the outdoor trash bin stinks from the denatured alcohol and resin. I use it because of the color separation with the Anycubic standard gray, which also prints well, but separates in the tank - hope they fixed that!

It didn't take much testing to figure out the exposure settings. It doesn't have much of a smell, and it does what I need it to do. Most likely going to add a gloss clear top coat to make it more transparent.

Impressed with the printing characteristics and I will now see if it can stay solid in the Texas sun in the summer. It is brittle but strong.

I often buy this resin. It's a great material to print with. I rarely have print failures with it and when I do, it's usually weather related. I only wish it came in larger quantities. For colors I don't use as often I can note that the shelf life is great. And overall it has less odor than most other materials I've used.