1KG 3D Printing Resin Conjure Standard Resin, Upgraded High Precision 405nm Standard UV Light Curing Photopolymer Fast Curing Resin for LCD/DLP/MSLA 3D Printer (Slate Grey, 1kg)

I think overall for the standard 8k print resins this one is the one I’ve found works the best with my setup. The prints come out very clean even at .050 layer height and the finish is very smooth straight away. I really like this one.

It does separate in the vat and needs to be re-blended before each print, but it separates less that the leading faster printing resin that I preferred before this. This is now my main white standard resin due to it overall blend of print quality, durability, and pricing (as well as stability in the vat).

Take it from a newby, I’ve had a ton of failures, to the point nothing worked. This resin tho! It works! Doesn’t deform, and it has very little smell (no smell doesn’t mean clean air - you should still have proper ventilation and a good mask).I added my settings for 0.03mm thickness (see screenshot), note that the raft should be 0.3mm for the 10 burn in layers, and I’m adding 1s lift off delay to allow the resin to stop moving before curing the next layer. It depends on your printer, I have a Elegoo Saturn S, but you can play with the settings and calibrate from there.

I've used a few different brands before. With my halot mage(non pro) But this is one I can see myself using more and more. The resin is not as strong of a smell as others I've used. It's also very durable. I've printed a few controller mounts and they are very solid. Prints have a nice finish to them and look good with minimal additional steps.

I bought a kg of both the 8k black and gray when I got my Halot Mage about a month ago. It arrived fast, great packaging with air padding and extra funnel filters. I also ordered some Sunlu and Elegoo resins. I have a love-hate relationship with the cap. It has a little tab to cut the foil seal on the bottle and that's a great addition. But after sitting in my workspace for less than a month, both of the caps have split. The gray split within two days of opening it and capping the remaining resin in the bottle. The black I just noticed last night has split. I'm not sure what caused this reaction, but none of the other resins on my shelf have had any problems. I'm a resin printing (but not resin in general, have used it for other arts) newbie, so as far as printing, lots of user error but when I got settings right, it printed great :D

Very little small and works great.

Got this resin and their regular transparent. My printer is not 8K (it's a Mars 3Pro), but figured it wouldn't hurt to have a higher-rated resin. The prints turned out great, even with no specific tuning or anything. The strength/flexibility was good for this set of prints I was doing, because the weapons in hand can be a bit long and fragile - I had no problems with them, and my friend (who wanted them made to ship to his girlfriend) said they all shipped with no problems, no damage, arriving without a scratch!

I liked the way this prints. The model turned out great. Did take a long time to print.I printed my normal model out and found it to be smooth. Can see the lines of the layers but still it was solid and smooth.There is not much about this print because of not much settings to contend with. However. The smell of the printing made me wish I printed this outside. Gave me a sore throat at the end. Other than that not bad of resin.

dan buen acabado 8k