ANYCUBIC 3D Printer Resin 1KG, Standard 405nm UV Fast Curing Photopolymer Resin with High Precision and Low Shrinkage for 8K/14K LCD Resin 3D Printer, Black

Reliable product, bought and used many liters over the years. Really good print quality when paired with my Elegoo mars 4, cleans off easily too rarely requiring more than 3 washes for intricate prints. Very low odor too but I'd still recommend wearing a mask and ensuring the room is well ventilated.

I've tried loads of companies and this one is the best. It gives you good resin for very good price. It's great for printing miniatures.

Good resin

Excellent .

I've been experimenting with different resin brands for my 3D printer, and while the Anycubic resin produced good quality prints with decent detail and strength, I found it to be a bit more watery in consistency compared to other brands I've tried. Despite the thinner viscosity, the prints cured well and exhibited good layer adhesion. I experienced minimal shrinkage, which is a positive. The odor is comparable to other resins I've used, so no significant difference there. The resin itself is easy to pour and doesn't seem to cause any issues with my printer. Overall, Anycubic resin is a decent option, especially for the price. However, if you prefer a thicker resin, you might want to explore other brands. I'd recommend it for beginners and those on a budget.

I used the black colour resin with my anycubic photon mono 4, first ever resin printer and first ever resin. I tried some smaller prints first which failed with the default anycubic photon mono software settings, didn't stick to the build plate. But I got really nice results after configuring with longer exposure times and extra bottom layers. Also it stinks and is toxic and sticks to your skin for days so you're going to want to build a box with an extractor fan even if you're a novice or just printing some marking guides like myself

Does what it says on the label ordered the same item many times and had no problems

I thought seeing as I upgraded from a small 3d Printer to an Anycubic, i like to use the makers own resin, this is my third bottle of it. It is just the standard resin, so small DnD minatures especially swords and thin legs are very easy to break, unless I am curing them for too long. Odour isnt too bad, but I would not recommend keeping the printers covers off when printing or storage. When I get a moment I will put a pic of one of my prints on here.