3D Printer Water-Washable Rapid Resin, Model Gray 405nm LCD UV-Curing Photopolymer Resin for High Precision Printing, Low Odor, Non-Brittle, Easy to Print, Easy to Clean and Cure (1KG)

Really nice product. Very low odor. Good results but as all waterwashable resin prints be warned they are more brittle. Will buy again.

Works great with my Mighty 8k and mini 8k. I designed and printed the phaser rifle from enterprise and the a 2.2mm outside wall and the filled it with expanding foam and it has held up great! I’ve tried a lot of different resin and Phrozen always works the best, hands down!

First time using the Phrozen brand. I have been a hard core anycubic ABS type resin consumer for several years. After using this I will most certainly be switching over to this high quality resin. Cool look, Color is industry standards. Value is unbeatable No Leakage. Easy clean up very little if at all residue unlike other brands.

I bought his resin mainly because it was on sale. I printed a multitude of models with this resin and while i like it i do not love it. I posted several pictures of models i printed. The last 2 pictures show the same model front and back using this resin(left) and my favorite overall resin Voxelab(right). The models came of fine but what I do not like it the color. I prefer my resin to be a bit darker gray. It is a personal preference. I think the darker resins allow you to see detail a bit better. If it is on sale and i cannot find the Voxelab resin, then this is a good alternative.

I’ve purchased this resin multiple times, and it has always been consistent and reliable. The curing time matches the listed specifications for Phrozen printers, making the printing process smooth and predictable. The resin also has just the right amount of flexibility to prevent prints from being too brittle. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a dependable resin for their projects!

Printed my F16 TQS 3D model with this resin, using a Phrozen Sonic Mighty 4K, 2.5 seconds exposure time (according to my calibration prints, instructions provided by Phrozen). The rest of the setting is pretty much as provided according to the spreadsheet Phrozen published. Lychee slicers, 3.x.x. I set the least rotation angles to avoid large tearing area at once, then have Lychee auto generate supports for me. Reviewed the supports and added about 20 supports to areas I thought Lychee slacked off a bit (it would’ve worked, but I worried.). Note that with such a large raft…(a small part of the raft actually didn’t print out… out of the exposure area), FEP film failed miserably. The first layer didn’t even stick to the platform. I swapped it out with Phrozen’s PFA film, and it worked perfectly with exactly the same slicer file. Smaller prints, FEP film is not a problem, but if you want peace of mind, ditch the FEP. Don’t blame the resin. This is one of the easiest resins to print with, although I wish I had the white resin. And, yes, I did say “my F16 TQS 3D model”. I am the original author of that 3D model.