Review on Reprapper 201: Fast UV-Curing Standard Photopolymer Resin for LCD 3D Printing - Red Wax 1000G by James Auzenne

Very brittle and very large elephant paws on the prints making them very difficult to remove from a plate even after a good soak in IPA. We used every setting of this resin and produced nothing but junk, lowered the setting (layers and exposure) to reduce first burn layers and traces, and still produced junk. After several attempts to run the small parts of the model at 1:87 and 1:64 scale and get ZERO usable parts, we threw away what little was left and went back to Anycubic resin. With Anycubic, we immediately produced good parts from the first run with the default settings. This is a simple case where you get what you pay for. Buy cheap resin, expect cheap results, that's the lesson to be learned here. Maybe it works well with big prints, but with small prints it's a tricky path.