Upgraded Standard 2.0 3D Printer Resin White 1000g

I was in the market for a 3D printer and resin to mass produce... sci-fi human guardsmen from the far future. Cough Cough. Just for myself. Between the Saturn 4 Ultra 16k, and this 8k Standard Resin, I've been insanely happy. I have no desire to even mess around and try other resins, as this stuff just works and it hasn't failed me yet. Every issue I've had has been user-generated (failed prints, broken prints, etc, all me.) It's Print Quality is fantastic, Elegoo's SatelLite software includes a PERFECT profile for it. Getting the 3kg bottle is perfect price/kg ration. It's easy to clean with 99% IPA. I have gotten my printer to successfully print with it at 0.025mm layer height, and I'm certain it could go smaller.

Big fan of the resin, i have been able to get some really good high quality prints out of it, the layers hardly mess up, and it’s insanely strong, I would recommend you print your supports thin so they can be easily removed. The liquid is smooth and functional.

Works great with my Elegoo Mars 5 printer. No issues.

Great resin! I use it on my Elegoo 16 ultra and it works great !

I have a Sonic Mini 4k, and bought this grey resin to try out due to it's price point, and great print quality. First, I want to touch on great things about this resin, and why I use it pretty frequently. - The smell is pretty low. The smell itself is an inoffensive plastic-like scent, and is only really noticeable within about 10-15 feet of the printer. (I still have everything ventilated) - Print quality and detail is spectacular. No complaints in quality, every print came out looking very sharp, even when I heavily overexposed it. - Not that messy. The resin drips off of the build plate in about 10 minutes, and isn't very hard to clean in general. The low odor helps with this step a lot. Now to explain the 4 stars. After doing a few prints with this resin and really getting a feel for it, I can say that I do really like using this resin for a lot of reasons, but don't think this particular color is perfect for final prints you plan on giving as gifts, using in your table top games, or selling. The only issue with this resin is that it struggles to fully cure on the surface, and you can be left with a somewhat soft, almost rubbery feeling print, even after extensive curing that slightly discolored the grey print. I have read that you can avoid this by curing your parts while they are submerged in water, but I haven't personally tested this. In contrast, the Elegoo translucent resin has a great, hard surface finish that I was expecting from the grey. In conclusion, if you're looking for a great go-to resin for testing out your own designs, prototyping products, or to practice printing, this is a great, cost effective resin, that I enjoy using. If you plan on making gifts or playing with these figures, you might have better luck using a different color (As I said, the translucent has a great finish, but does yellow easily)

My original review stood for two years, but within the last few months elegoo has changed just about everything regarding their resin. Literally the packaging is now cheap light weight boxes, the resin has a different thicker consistency, and the cure time is varying from one bottle to another. I am now running an ebay business manufacturing model parts that I have designed to upgrade scale model kits or to be used by gamers, so I am going through several bottles of resin a week. These changes were over a period of a few months, but after a several bottles of wasted prints, and worse the time involved to find the issue, I decided it was finally time to try a different resin. I have since swapped to Anycubic, which is more like elegoo used to be. Your experiences may vary, as little as a single degree in temperature can make a difference in results, but in my situation of running 4 printers 24 x 7 and shipping a dozen orders a week, I could no longer take rhe risk and had to make the swap. Hopefully my original review didn't miss lead anyone! Original review follows: To be fair, this is the only resin I have used, I started with it since I bought an Elegoo brand 3D printer and figured for the first few bottles I would use their brand to be safe. Since then, I have continued to buy just this resin. The color choices are great, I have used the grey, white, black, and clear red so far and they have all been great. I have had very few failed starts on my prints, and they may have had nothing to do with the resin. The reasons I have only bought this resin are: - The low odor is hardly noticeable to me, the 90% IPA actually has a MUCH more noticeable odor than the resin, and as I use this in the house in my hobby room that is very important to me, well, my wife really, but that is what matters. ; ] - The price is neither the lowest nor the highest out there, so I feel it is a fair value. - The print results have been really great, I will attach a few photos to the review. - I figure I have a good thing going, so why mess with it. The only things I have noticed with this resin so far are that: - It is very important to check the exposure times for the resin before printing, some of the darker colors take more seconds per layer. - The white resin sometimes has visible layer lines in the final print. You can not feel them, nor see them when painted, but when it is just the bare resin they are sometimes visible. - You will want a cure light if you live anywhere that you don't have access to a fair amount of sunshine. I am in the Pacific North West, and left a print in the window sill for a week and it was still not fully cured. But under a UV light on a turn table it is done in 5 to 6 minutes for most prints. If I learn anything else, or start to experience different results I will update this review.

This resin performed well with a very smooth finished surface. I was most happy that this version 2.0 white resin cures out much whiter than the old version, which turned cream colored after curing. Also visibly better resolution. Not a great picture, but you'll see a bigger difference in real life...

I’ve been using the Elegoo Upgraded 8K Standard Resin with my Elegoo Saturn 4 Ultra, and overall I’m very satisfied with the results. The detail quality is excellent—sharp edges, smooth surfaces, and very clean prints that really take advantage of an 8K printer’s resolution. It’s great for detailed models and display pieces. One caveat is that this resin definitely needs proper fine-tuning. In my area, the resin became noticeably less viscous (likely due to ambient temperature), so default settings didn’t work perfectly out of the box. I had to go through some trial and error with exposure times and calibration before getting consistent results. Once dialed in, though, the prints became very reliable. If you’re willing to spend a bit of time calibrating and understanding your environment, this resin performs very well and delivers high-quality output. Recommended for users who don’t mind fine-tuning to get the best results.

New to 3-D printing. Bought this resin for some fire creatures. Happy with the result, can do pretty find details. This was on a Saturn2 Elegoo printer. Look at the photos and see if it's what you like. I like the 'gem' or 'clear' look to the print. It covers well with primer for regular jobs as well.

Ambas resinas llegaron juntas en tiempo y forma, de las resinas que he probado es la que menos problemas me ha dado a la hora de imprimir. Todas las impresiones que he realizado los he hecho usando el laminador Lychee Slicer, y de momento no he tenido problemas en la impresión, antes de imprimir realizó la calibración de la impresora. He probado resina de esta misma marca pero labable al agua, pero prefiero la resina que hay que post procesar con alcohol isopropilico, ya que es menos el tiempo que hay que esperar después de hacer el lavado de las piezas para luego curarlas, ya que si no se deja secar el líquido, es posible que se formen finas capas blancas sobre la pieza al curar con rayos uv, aún no he probado la resina base vegetal así que no se que diferencia existe con estas. Tanto la resina Elegoo como Anycubic son ciertamente quebradizas, al menos cuando son impresiones de figuras escala 1/32 o miniaturas de 30mm a 90mm, pero para piezas más grandes no he notado ese inconveniente. Si se desea utilizar esta resina para impresion de miniaturas pare pintado y exhibición esta recomendada, pero si es para juego en mesa, depende de la frecuencia de uso y el transporte. Si es para impresion de figuras grandes escala 1/8 o 1/4, ya sea hueca o solida, la recomiendo.

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all 3 bottle i bought are no good the resin is like dirty water even after shaking the bottle it does not cure