VOXELAB 3D Printer Resin, Rapid Resin LCD UV-Curing Resin 405nm Standard Photopolymer Resin for LCD 3D Printing, High Precision & Quick Curing & Excellent Fluidity - 1000g (White)

Purchased as a gift. Recipient loved it!

Didn't have the best success with this resin but it worked pretty good. Seemed a little more brittle than the others Ive used and the curing time was a little longer than normal. Had one failure on same prints out of 5 tries with exact same file on exact same printer. Stuff is "ok" if you get it on sale.

I read a lot of reviews before purchasing and I didn’t listen to those about the translucent. I saw one about changing your settings, it doesn’t work. If you need cheap resin for painted projects, it’s worth it. If you have a project and need it to be translucent, DONT buy this.

This cured fairly yellow but after about a week it started to clear up

A solid choice for 3d printing. Takes a slightly longer cure time than other resins around this price point that I've found, but on a mono screen we're talking 0.1 to 0.2 seconds. Just be sure to run your calibration. Printed best at at least 72F.

Before you cure it, it's almost perfectly clear. Small parts would disappear in the rinse. Once cured it turned a bit yellow and became brittle. That might have been my curing device being set for too long. Overall a really good product, but you do have to pay attention to the curing times.

Not bad but not alot. The bottles are smaller than what you think

I would definitely buy this resin again. I saw some bad reviews of the parts ending up tinted yellow, however with some careful settings adjustments this can be negated for the most part. Although for thick prints it ends up more yellow, small figurines will come out virtually clear. The price is what impresses me about this resin as it is very cheap compared to other clear resins but still comes out fairly nice. All of this said, if you really want a perfectly clear part I would look elsewhere but if you are alright with a tinge of yellow here and there, I’d highly recommend this resin.

I’m not overly well-versed in different resin brands, only ever having used Elegoo, Anycubic, Siriya and now, this stuff.I have to admit though, that this stuff is significantly cheaper than the competition, and is actually markedly more durable.I typically use my printer to create miniatures for tabletop gaming and for display painting, and I can say that this stuff gives my models a little more tensile strength than the other guys.If you drop them from tabletop height, they still stand a good chance of breaking (depending on how delicate the model is) but what I’ve found most helpful is that this type of resin allows the model the strength to stand having the supports pulled off without breaking any more delicate parts.This is my go-to resin until I find something better, but for the price, Imm pessimistic of that happening.

the grey resin differs from the color-translucent resin in 2 major ways:1) It takes way longer to cure2) It doesn't discolor in the sunBecuase of (1), set your layer time longer, (say 8s-10s).Because of (2), you can cure gray-resin prints remarkably fast in in the sun.

Once you've dialled in your layer timings and other settings this resin gives pretty good and consistent results. I went for 3 - 3.5s per normal layer with a bit more burn-in, but for others it might be a smidge longer.

Overall this is a fantastic resin. Absolutely true to the low odour claim, it has very little smell and much less than the anycubic plant based resin. The finished prints are firm and accurate and I have had no failures I could blame on the resin. The exposure time on my anycubic mono is about 3 seconds, so not the fastest. There are a couple of small negatives, the resin is quite thick and very sticky (so it sticks to your gloves and gets transferred everywhere, if you are not extremely careful). The only other negative I can think of is that the finished cured models are very brittle, if you drop one it will break. Overall the favorite resin I have used, I will order more.

Normalement j'utilise que de la Sirayatech fast. J'ai voulu économiser un peu mais je regrette mon achat. Je n'ai pas réussi a optimiser les settings encore et j'ai presque fini la bouteille. A toute les deux print j'ai un fail. C'est pas mal moins économique si tu doit tout refaire deux fois. La qualité d'impression est correct pas wow. Pas de setting sur le site du fabricant et pratiquement personne n'a de réglage sur Lychee Slicer. Je retourne a la siraya. Avec celle la je peux passer plus de deux kilo de suite sans aucun fail.