High Clear Resin 3D Printer 405nm UV-Curing Photopolymer Resin for LCD DLP 3D Printing 500G

Very happy with this resin even if the manufacturer apparently says it isn't really intended for Anycubic Photon's DLP/LCD process - it still worked very well for me. Took the advice of previous buyers and used their settings for my new printer (see below) and after a little tinkering on the supports, I managed to get some wonderful prints with astonishing detail. Delighted with the results. Will definitely buy more as soon as it comes back into stock. ANYCUBIC PHOTON SETTINGS: Shake well before use. Don't worry about the bubbles. Thickness: 0.025 or 0.050 mm Normal exposure: 15 seconds Off time: 1.5 seconds Bottom exposure time: 70 seconds Bottom layers: 8 Curing: 30 mins in the Florida sunshine. Minimum Ambient Temp: 72°F

I have used many different clear resins in the past, many of which turned yellow after curing. This resin gives the best results, if you sand down a little and then varnish it as a top coat, you can get a fantastic glass-like result.

I use lots of clear resins. This one yellows much less than others. I've been able to use my standard print profiles and just keep the curing to a minimum. I typically do a quick spray of clear coat to keep them nice and clear. Will buy again.

Trying to print out some clear lenses. Have used parameters from manufacturer, but will not stick to supports, or only prints partially, or is so brittle that when trying not to use supports with lenses flat, breaks when removing from build plate. Have almost gone through one of the two bottles I bought. Will definitely look for another high clear resin for future use, though will update if second bottle provides better results. Though for the price of each bottle this is ridiculous.

got off to a bad start, went to twist the cap but it was stuck bc resin got hardened in the inside of the cap, took a bit of force and broke it, ended up getting resin on me because the paper tab that you peel off was not sealed properly, other than the packaging mishap, I printed two models I made with this and they turned out pretty great!

Wanted a clear resin to print a chess set and the results are very good. Very transparent and solid pieces. I used the recommended setting on my Photon and printed at the first attempt.

This resin on my normal setting cures a little flexible, which is great for minis and has excellent resolution

I'm running 10 Elegoo Mars, 1 Mars Pro, and an Epax X-10. After setting up on recommended exposures, the print failed. The model just fell off the supports. O.K. fine, expected. 2nd print, added a few heavy supports... fail. Same problem. My third print was almost successful - but the model separated from the build plate and the base of the model was ruined (and it was integral to the model). My fourth attempt after a lot of research and adjustment failed. My FIFTH attempt was 1/2 successful, but the model was EXTREMELY soft and delicate. My fourth attempt with a larger model, supported with medium and heavy sprues via Prusa Slicer AND Chitubox...failed to stay on the supports. Fifth and final attempt is underway but doesn't count because it's a blend of this product and another. I won't buy again.