Review on 🖨️ Blu High-Quality Printing with Resolute Precision by Stephen Parkell

Adding to other resins gives you the benefit of extra strength without sticky and difficult printing If you are building parts for use in mechanical installations you can add a heater and 100% use this resin, but for miniatures a 50% mix of this and another resin (I use elegoo grey) gives amazing prints. Despite description HEATING REQUIRED. I shake my resin, store it at home at 78 degrees Fahrenheit and print flawlessly (150+ minis) for months. didn't work out the same way; The supports printed but the model did/didn't print because the resin was so sticky/thick. Sheets from many sources including ones that I was told worked for them (they had a heater). Two prints were successful. I sat with the hair dryer on high, turning it on and off every 15 minutes for 3 hours, and the baby sat with prints. I once had to replace my FEP because the resin stuck to it so tightly it ripped the foil when cleaning it. The resin itself is amazing when it prints and would be my go-to resin going forward if it wasn't such horrible work. , the need to heat the case shortens the life of the LCD screen and technically all electronic components. components in the printer and makes the already HORRIBLE smelly tar that much more corrosive. I suggest you switch to something that works at room temperature.