Review on Highly Efficient Monoprice Rapid Printer Resin: 250ml Additive Manufacturing Solution by Robert Aliraqi

Tried every possible setting and made sure the bottle was mixed very well before use. The tank was fresh and clean, but nothing. I had the most difficult time typing anything with it. and of the printed objects they were too soft and not very resinous. the best way to describe them would be crumbly. For example, imagine half-baked clay or something that's beginning to harden, as if it's done but not done yet. And of the part I printed, only one survived. I've thought about it for a bit and my best guess is why this happened. And that's pure speculation, but judging by the look of the prints and the fact that the resin color was MUCH darker than the picture above, I think I ended up with a bad batch of resin that had too much pigment in it. mixed or something. This is just a guess. Also, I should mention that I had to exponentially increase the cure time of each layer on my printer (any cubic photon, btw) in order to print anything on this one. So I'm avoiding that brand for now and will be using Anycubic brand resin instead.