Upgraded ABS-Like 3D Printer Resin, High Toughness 405nm UV Curing Resin, Scratch Resistant and Compatible with SLA, LCD and DLP Printers for Industrial Parts Printing - 1000g, Black

The resin works great. The issue I'm having is understanding the company's math:1000g bottle = $14.995000g bottle = $99.995x1000g bottle = $74.95Why is it so much more expensive to buy 1x5000g bottle than 5x1000g bottles? I thought the point of buying a larger bulk bottle was to get a better price per gram?

Just getting started with resin printers and a Creality Halot R6. First prints I made were 3 battlemechs for battletech at 32mm scale. Couldn't get these models to print without issues on my Bambu A1 (even at quality settings and an 0.2mm nozzel). They came out perfect. Tossed them into a tuperware container with water and shook it for a bit let em sit for a couple min while I did cleanup and pulled them. Clipped the supports.It produced sturdy models, only one issue where I broke off a gun barrel because I grabbed the supports and just pulled. But even then, I was surprised the entire mini didn't come apart. The mini popped free and I super glued the gun back on.Tossed em under a double sided resin nail curing lamp (20 bucks) on a clear tray and they came out flawless down to some pretty sturdy antennas. No complaints.

Great resin prints look fantastic. Use it on a Antonia with 4k resolution. Can’t speak of it higher than 4k, but it’s awesome.

I was experimenting with parts of a new design. I found it will hold dimensional accuracy once you get your settings dialed in. The odor is minimal. I still washed it in 99% IPA. Curing time was longer due to the dark color and the hollows inside. Have to keep your room temperature elevated, noticed it getting thick overnight when heat was turned back. Overall I thought is worked well. I will be trying other black resins and may come back to make additions.

I bought this because it was on sale and I wanted to try out a black. Got the 5kg jug of it. Right from the start I had adhesion problems. It did not want to stick to the build plate or itself. I spent 2 days trying to dial it in and finally got a print out of it. I tried it in a new 8k printer I just got. Woke up to the print stuck to the fep. I had gone to the gratkit site and used the exact parameters they show for this specific type and color of resin. And ran another one with the same issues. Boosted those numbers up again and got a partial print where the layers were shifted and there were pieces of thin layers in the vat. Boosted up the numbers again. And had a problem with the base of the print (raft) warping and layers not wanting to stick to each other. Never had this many issues to deal with when trying out a new resin and never not had anything to show for days of trying to dial it in. Not gonna give up yet because I have a gigantic bottle of resin I'm gonna have to learn to use. Just very disappointed considering seeing others not having issues like me. And I have been using resin printers for about 4 years now. So I know it's not my build plate. Other resins work perfectly fine on it. Just super bummed I spent. Lose to 100 on resin that I can't seem to get to work. But one thing is that it dont smell as bad as other resins. And the color on the one print i have from it wich is a calibration test doesn't look bad.

I purchased this during the Black Friday sale for $11.99. This resin is indeed water washable, and the price is unbeatable at $11.99. This resin is thicker than other resins I have used in the past, and the cure times seem to be spot on with no extra curing time unlike other resins. I am quite impressed with this resin but for $29.99 for 1kg I would rather stay with my current brand. $11.99 can't be beat, top notch for the price.

I am very happy with this resin. Honestly, I think I like it as well or better than any I have used so far. I had no problems printing with it on my Phrozen Mini 8K using the recommended settings on the side of the bottle. The print quality was excellent. The prints stuck to the print bed well enough to not separate, but I was still able to chisel them off without breaking any of the models (which I was actually a bit nervous about and have had happen with some other resin). I intentionally printed the Christmas deer as a test model because the antlers are notoriously easy to break off or to not have print correctly (and are almost impossible to print on an FDM printer at all, unless you scale the model way up). All four of the deer I printed turned out perfectly and the antlers are just flexible enough that I can even slightly bend them without worrying about them breaking. This is good from the perspective of being able to paint them. On that same note, I have already painted a couple of them and have had good luck with paint adhesion, so that is another plus. Additionally, this resin probably has less odor to it than any of the others I've used.As far as it being water washable, that is really nice, especially for cleanup of utensils and tools, but as my wash station already is full of IPA, I doubt I will be using water to wash my prints anyway. If I was only using water washable resin, then it might be different, but if you are using different types of resins, there really isn't much of a benefit to rinsing some in water. In any case, I washed my prints in IPA and they did wonderfully in it as well (and they dried a lot quicker than they would have in water).Also, if you are rinsing in water, you need to take the same precautions with the water as you would IPA and not just rinse it down the sink. The resin is still bad for the environment and needs to be cured before you dispose of it. So, you need to make sure any resin mixed in with the water is cured first . Easy ways to do this are by placing it out in the sun for a while, or putting your wash basin in a curing station for a few minutes (which is what I typically do with my IPA). Once you have it cured though, the water is much easier to deal with than IPA would be, since you can pretty much just pour it out at that point. Plus, if everything you print is using water washable resin, you can save a few dollars by not having to buy IPA at all.All in all though, this resin prints well and is low odor, so I'd recommend it regardless of whether you plan to wash it in water or IPA.

This is objectively the worst ABS like resin I have ever used, and has caused me a month of headaches. I thought switching from a comparable ABS like to this would be good but don't do it unless you literally hate yourself