ANYCUBIC ABS-Like Resin Pro 2 3D Resin, Black, 2kg

Game changer! I have an Elegoo Saturn 4 Ultra and ever since getting it I have used Elegoos Water Washable resin. I found that resin really hit and miss. I would sometimes get good results and sometimes not so good. I put that down to me potentially being crap at supporting models. However, I thoughts i'd try a change in resin. Since swapping to this resin i am having a much higher success rate! I think perhaps the added ABS like strength helps ensure supports dont fail. I'll be using this from now on, highly recommend!

Just a note to the curious : My bottle came as in the description photo. It does not say water washable on the bottle and says on the back of the label 'best cleaned with alcohol'. I can confirm it does wash great with water.I'm going to sound like I work for Anycubic, but I dont...I started my printing adventure with Elegoo WW several years ago. I've never tried a different resin until now. Oh my gosh, I'm so happy I did!The Anycubic WW V2 is superior to Elegoo WW in every way. Its less brittle, smells less and I've not had a single failure so far.I almost gave up 3D printing due to so many failures and breakages using Elegoo WW. Anycubic ABS like WW V2 is a whole new ball game and has rejuvenated my interest with 3D printing. I use it on an Elegoo Mars 2 Pro with almost the same settings as Elegoo WW (As provided by lychee slicer Elegoo WW resin most used user settings). I increased the lift to 6mm and bottom cure time down to 19sec.

This is my current gold standard resin for use with my P1...it prints like a dream and looks crisp! Just a FYI the HD part is just colour reference...darker grey to better show detail ...if you're going to undercoat and paint ,it's irrelevant...but yes,it does make details on the bare model pop visually. Basic advice?...if you print minis,this stuff is very good!

I don't understand why there are any negative reviews for this, as it works perfectly out the tub! No issues at all. Just simply ensure your resin is at room temperature of around 25C, and shake the bottle prior to usage; wait a minute or two for some bubbles to pop, and go ahead and print.I am a professional 3d print enthusiast with years of experience and I have had no problems with shrinkage, warping, or failure of any kind with this resin. And the fact it's water-washable aspect is a literal life-saver; as the strong smell of isopropyl alcohol is not healthy to breathe in on a daily basis -- of course!I've only bought this one so far to be leaving this review. Yet I happily intend to be buying more after such crisp and clear results in the printing process! and I promise to update this review should I ever encounter any issues.I've attached a photo of my first print with this resin at the maximum detail my printer can produce, I hope this review will prove to be helpful to any enthusiasts out there on deciding if you want to give this resin a try.PS. If anyone wants my personal settings for this resin, I recommend a room temperature of 25C first and foremost. A monoscreen exposure setting of around 2.5 to 3 seconds per layer, and 5 to 6 base burn-in layers, at around 35 to 55 seconds each.

Every print using this resin always ends up being brittle the detail is fantastic and this does print very well however it certainly will not survive any drop tests which sadly makes it unsuitable for my needs.

As someone that hates using IPA alcohol for the extra cost and mess, I have been using water washable since I got my printer. I use them for tabletop minis and have struggled with durability. This is a significant improvement on standard water washable and definitely better. One thing I will say is it's not perfect, but it's the best for the price. Phrozen after 3x this cost is crazy. Just wait for a v3 to come out and use this for now. Best thing is to only cure for 1 minute if you use a proper curing station for 32mm minis. More than that makes them brittle.

What a disappointment. I normally use the water-wash resin 2.0 but find it a bit weak for models with delicate detail. I went to the ABS water wash to try it out and so far I have wasted over half a bottle with constant print failures. I use the Anycubic Photon Mono 4 and would have thought that using the Anycubic ABS like resin V2 would have at least yielded some results using their recommended settings but its all just flat as a pancake. I don't know if I have a dodgy batch but the stuff is like water - no where near the viscosity of the water wash resin.

Edit- So the customer care is pretty good. They have sent me a replacement bottle to have another go (maybe I got one from a dodgy batch or something). So plus 1 star for their customer engagement, and I'll add another update in the future when I've had a chance to print some stuff with the new bottle.Original review: So, after using the whole bottle, I can say with reasonable confidence this is not water-washable... especially if you look at the anycubic website they don't do an ABS like water washable resin.That said, water is a solvent, and I did get great results, it just took longer and a bit of scrubbing with a toothbrush to remove the excess resin before curing.

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Resina ABS-like con buone caratteristiche, si stampa abbastanza bene, vari tentativi sui primi layer per trovare la quadra di adesione con il piatto.Dopo la cura la resina si presenta con buone caratteristiche meccaniche anche se un più fragile rispetto ad altre

I'm new to resin printing and have been using this ABS like resin. The builds are durable, clean, "clear" (mostly but frosted), and it is easy to print. I've had 1 failed print, more than likely from lack of experience. I recommend using a higher resolution and thinner layer because this stuff is so hard to remove from any build plate and will delaminate from the build plate because of its adhesion.