Reprapper 201 Advanced UV Curing Solution Review

Very brittle and very large elephant feet on the prints making them very difficult to remove from a plate even with a good IPA soak. 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…

As a newbie to the 3D community I wanted to find a cheap resin to practice with. So far I have only used two other resins. I definitely like their packaging instead of plastic bottles. One of my bottles leaked while traveling. At first glance, it's not as thick as others I've used and had more bubbles on its surface. But after printing with it, the results were good. Also, it doesn't smell as bad as other resins I've used. It definitely works well and is worth stopping by to see if anyone likes

The mini pictured was printed with a 2s layer exposure but I printed with this resin with an exposure of only 1.2s, at 1.2 it has a higher print quality, you must have PTFE apply on the FEP layer with exposure 1.2s, at the time of purchase it was really cheap $12 now it's more expensive and now there are better options at $17 for 500g in terms of print quality. The smell is not that strong. If it gets on your skin, wash it off immediately, this resin is quick to irritate the skin. Color pearly…