Review on 🖨️ Washable Non Brittle Optimized Photopolymer Printing: A Versatile Solution for Durable Prints by Darrell Shreves

Initially I was not very satisfied with the MOR resin as I could not get a successful print. The problem I had was related to the exposure time, so my fault. I'm currently using the Phrozen Sonic Mini 4K with a mono screen and with other water washable resins I've tried the exposure was around 1.3. seconds per shift. I started with the same number and got terrible results, but as I kept increasing the exposure time, the result got better. I usually made small incremental changes, but here I had to increase it a bit, for me the magic number seems to be around 3.5 seconds. I now get printouts of the same quality. I'm not a big fan of the finish as it has a slight sheen that doesn't show how good the detail is, although I usually add a layer of gray undercoat to my models so this isn't really a problem. Now the good news. , this resin is much more durable than the one I have used. Thin prints give a little, but thicker prints are STRONG! The resin has a slight odor but not that bad, I can only really smell it during the cleaning process, which is very easy. I usually use a little Mean Green Cleaner first and dilute a few rinses with water and have had no problems with my prints. No cracks or sticky feeling. I hope they add more colors one day, but at least now I know I have a great resin solution. Camper