🖨️ 3D Printing Supplies: ANYCUBIC Resin Additive Manufacturing Products for 3D Printers Review

Got pros: Sort of like Anycubic resins are plant-based and are considered relatively environmentally friendly. In general, there is nothing to compare with yet, I was satisfied with the result. Its cons: The smell is present - but not hellish, as some commentators wrote. Peculiar but tolerable. With the door closed and the window ajar, it does not particularly spread around the apartment. Worked without forced draft and coal filters. I consider the price too high - I think the price of 500-800

The polymer is appropriate for use in the development of designs, for components that do not carry a load and that do not contain small elements. The plastic is highly brittle and can easily break. Printing any of the clips that come from it is virtually completely meaningless. He doesn't melt. Those. Avoid putting the solder nut in place. It is certain that you will be able to work on washing the sediment if you leave the polymer in the bath for an entire day. In addition to this, standard…

The test was carried out using the latest version of the Anycubic Mono 4K. The initial model was a bit on the ledgy side. You most likely need to adjust the default settings; nonetheless, I had anticipated that printing with Anycubic resin on an Anycubic printer using Anycubic settings would work flawlessly; however, we will study this more. Because of the resin's distinctive odor while it is in liquid form, which is rather usual, I do not recommend using it in regions with inadequate…

First of all I LOVE the resin and it's quality. I've bought hundreds of bottles. However, I now mix this resin 3:1 with another resin to make it more durable. I've noticed that on average EACH bottle of AC Gray is missing 30ml of resin, that's 970ml not 1000. Of course it's 30ml but when you buy hundreds and use 10 bottles a week it adds up. Test Method: New bottles, empty as usual, I drain it as much as possible. TAARE the scales. Insert a new bottle. they consistently underweight by 970ml…

This is a great resin and prints beautifully on my Anycubic Mono. The level of detail is excellent and the print/exposure times are short. In general I love this business. The only thing I complain about is that the treatment is too harsh for my liking (printing scatter terrain and miniatures for wargaming). We had broken several models from the table. I think this resin is great for printing materials for dioramas or tabletop art. For war games, consider mixing it with other more flexible…

I used to use mostly clear resins. I didn't know then that it was more difficult to work with them. When I received this I was pleasantly surprised, both of my prints (I exceeded my printer's size limits to try it) worked fine on the first try. mesh extraction. Transparency is pretty good I'd say considering how thin my walls were. I put a lot of strain on my prints when sanding and varnishing and they haven't broken yet. The value I would say is 7/10. I made 2 large prints with it, but used up