Water Washable 3D Printer Resin 2.0, 405nm High Precision 3D Resin, Low Shrinkage Photopolymer Resin for 4K/8K/12K Capable LCD DLP Resin 3D Printer Printing (HD Grey, 1000g)

i'm a novice printer and wouldn't have wanted to deal with the waterfalls of IPA to clean traditional resin, so this water washable version was an attractive choice. i knew i needed to find out about the print quality before spending money on it myself, so i did what every conscious consumer should do: i watched youtube reviews. two of the more critical reviewers i watched did a side-by-side comparison of this resin to traditional non-water versions, and the difference in print quality was negligible/undetectable. so i purchased this. i was not only surprised by how easy it was to use, i was surprised i didn't experience as fierce an odor as most 3d printing afficionados warn of. there's an odor, sure, but i work near a fan and a window, so it's no problem for me. i use a respirator just because it's recommended, but i really feel i don't have to, because the odor is only present, not overwhelming. as for print quality, i have no complaints. some of the thinner edges require some caution, but that's normal for 3d printing resin. the rest of the object is sturdy, and doesn't compromise on small details. i kid you not, i'm able to print the same brushed aluminum texture on 1/24 wheels as they appear in the 3d renderings from the online source where i got the print file. at the same time, this resin is capable of printing glossy surfaces, as well as surfaces that are meant to be textured enough to not require scuffing before painting and priming. that's a delightful surprise! i can't say enough about the cleanup. running water (as well as anycubic's washing/curing machine) make it easy enough to clean that i don't dread the process. that was the one aspect of 3D printing that would've turned me off, but i don't have to worry about that with this resin. i ended up liking the 1st bottle enough that i went through it and bought a second. i can now comfortable say i swear by it. as for the cured product, everything hardens exactly as you'd expect. the objects i print aren't meant to be bullet proof, they're just meant to fit the model, and they do. i haven't had anything long enough to speak on the shrinkage rate, though i'm sure information on that is available somewhere else already. overall i have no complaints about this resin and i'm satisfied enough to not consider buying any other type from any other brand.

Tried the resin today, great results, a lot less odor and easily washable with water. Totally recommend

My goto resin for most things. I've decided I like clear resins so I can see into the vat any missed broken supports or other defects. You can also see if a leak is starting before it escapes, if you're lucky enough anyways to catch it but at least you have a change. It is more brittle than ABS like and will slightly yellow but I paint most of my stuff so the color doesn't matter to me. Being clear also keeps the cleaning tank cleaner longer and it washes off better without the pigments in it seems like.

I have used this resin mostly to print models of things that are actually transparent, like windows and lab equipment and the glass for custom model cars. For these things it has worked really well. You do have to be prepared for it to have a frosted look when it is fully cured. Getting the finished item to be "glass clear" requires a coat of clear gloss paint. That said, this actually is a plus for me because I use it in its uncoated state to represent old glass or frosted glass, and by coating one or both sides with clear topcoat you can get varying degrees of transparency. I have not had any issues printing with this resin and it is thin enough to use fast printing for most items using the "fast print standard resin" settings. I have not used this for fast printing with settings that require specific high speed resin. There are a couple interesting side effects of clear resin too. If you print in a dimly lit room you can see the beams from the printer curing the resin, although this absolutely a "don't look into the light" scenario. The clear pieces also look kinda cool when they're curing in the wash and cure machine.

I've been using regular resin for a while, and wanted to try water wash resin so I wouldn't have to deal with alcohol. In that respect, it's worked great. So convenient to just toss parts in an ultrasonic cleaner with water and be done. Or just rinse them in a sink. The price is good too. I've had a lot of trouble using AC resins in my Phrozen Mighty 8K, so I bought an AC Mono 4 10k to use them in. This resin is less than half the price of Phrozens resin. Unfortunately, I'm having a lot of trouble getting the detail I want. I found ACs recommended settings online, and I've been steadily increasing exposure times from the recommended 3 seconds to 4 at this point. The prints are still soft and sticky, and missing a LOT of detail. I guess I'll keep increasing the exposure until something changes, but as of now while it works, I'm not getting the detail I feel it should have. It also smells just as bad, if not worse than normal resin. So if you're looking at water-based resin for that reason, I'd look elsewhere.

Prints well and good quality. Really took a liking to the ease of clean up and greatly reduced odors. Will purchase again

This is my first and only resin I use in my printer and it works great. Just adjust your print settings on tests until it comes out right. I had no issues with my Anycubic photon mono m7 base, other than having to increase bottom layer time and up regular exposure a bit,but that's all. It definitely cures hard,but small thin pieces can be brittle. It isn't crazy hard to get off the build plate even with increased exposure. And I love that it's odor isn't strong or really even that offensive at all. Very manageable. Quick tip for any first timers in general, being there's some white patches in my pictures - some uncured resin may remain on your pieces. Just scrub it off gently with a soft brush before curing and those white patches won't appear. Way way easier and cheaper to deal with than regular resin. No heavy alcohol or detergents to wash models. The ONLY tradeoff is it cures SLIGHTLY more brittle imo. I would definitely get this if you have your printer somewhere with poor ventilation, small spaces, close to others in the house, and or don't want the hassle or expense of washing with solvents.

It has almost no odor. Much better than regular resin. Water washable is true. I can take it to the sink and wash it off with just water, rather than soaking in alcohol or using a sonic cleaner. It’s thinner than regular resin, so if it spills, it cleans up easier. It also doesn’t leave behind a residue on the counter until wiped away with alcohol or some other cleaner. Prints are very sharp. There’s no difference between this and regular resin in terms of print sharpness. However, prints are more brittle, so you need to take that into account when deciding on the thickness of the supports at the touch points of the model. If the supports are too thick, it can gouge out pieces when breaking off the supports. TIP: When leveling the build plate, you have to get a little closer to the fep paper than you would with regular resin, or the first layer may not adhere properly. I’m very excited about this product! I’ll definitely continue to use it.

Excelente

En una Anycubic se pudo imprimir sin problemas siguiendo las especificaciones del vendedor

Excelente resina.

Good but not as good as elligo water washable Fast fast delivery though!!

BUENA CALIDAD, FUNCIONA PERFECTAMENTE, UNQUE NO ES UNA RESINA TIPO ABS