🖨️ Enhance Your Printing Results with NOVA3D Printer Resin Curing Standard Review

I'm new to sla printing and have had a few bad prints but I can't blame the resin as it's probably user error. I'm using this on Anycubic Photon Mono and using Lycee for the slicer. The smell isn't bad at all. Smells a bit like plastic, but not bad at all. I bought dragon tar from another store, and dammit, that stuff smells awful. This thing isn't bad at all.

Fairly good budget resin. After making the adjustments I would say I'm having about 90% success when printing 6mm miniatures. The resin has a good balance between stiffness and flexibility. I rarely have trouble removing large numbers of rods, including antenna rods that are about twice the thickness of a human hair. Is this the best resin? no Is it good for mass printing army miniatures with sally on a good budget? Yes, that's why I would recommend it.

When used with my Anycubic Photon the results were great. The first prints were 100% successful, just one mistake and that's not my fault, it's the fault of the resin. Using default settings of 60 base shifts for 5 shifts and 8 second normal shifts. Everything seems to be printed very accurately and the details match up really well right after printing. Excellent pressure support and fracture models without damaging the finish (the resin is fragile but not bad). The smell is there, but…