Plant-Based Resin 2.0

Works just like other resins, some slight differences when calibrating I think it leans to being little more over exposed which is fine. There is definitely less smell then ABS like resins but still a smell. You’re not going to eliminate 100%. If you have people in your area that are highly sensitive to resin smell this would be a good alternative

Great entry level basic 3D resin. Price & quality A1

Subject: Exceptional Resin Bundle for High Precision 3D PrintingRating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5)I recently purchased the ANYCUBIC 2000g 3D Printer Resin Bundle in Grey (1000g 2-Pack), and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations in every aspect.One of the standout features of this resin bundle is its low odor and safety. Unlike other resins I've used in the past, the ANYCUBIC resin emits minimal odor during printing, creating a much more pleasant working environment. I appreciate the safety considerations, making it suitable for use in various settings.The use of 405nm UV plant-based rapid resin ensures excellent compatibility with LCD 3D printing technology. The print results are consistently impressive, showcasing high precision and intricate details. The plant-based formulation adds an eco-friendly touch to the product, which is a big plus for those who are environmentally conscious.Time is of the essence, especially in the world of 3D printing. This resin bundle lives up to its promise of quick curing, allowing for faster print times without compromising on quality. The efficient curing process contributes to a smoother workflow, making it a valuable addition to any 3D printing project.The packaging of the resin is secure and well-designed, ensuring that the product arrives in perfect condition. The 2-pack configuration offers excellent value for money, and considering the quality of the resin, it's a cost-effective choice for anyone who frequently engages in 3D printing projects.In conclusion, the ANYCUBIC 2000g 3D Printer Resin Bundle in Grey is a top-notch product that caters to both professionals and hobbyists alike. Its low odor, safety features, compatibility with LCD 3D printing, quick curing, and overall efficiency make it a standout choice in the market. I highly recommend this resin bundle to anyone looking for a reliable and high-quality solution for their 3D printing needs.

I’ve use several brands, for the money / cost this my far is my favorite. Prints come out nice and easily washed. Great value, and the size lasts for while depending on how much you fill your prints with.

This was the first resin I used with my new printer, and it took some time to find an approach to it. After 6 failed prints I finally got it working with my printer, and here are my findings.COLOR: the black plant based resin is NOT black. It's smoky grey, see the photo. Thin walls are semi-transparent grey. Even in thick details it's not black. If you need real black color, a single layer of spray paint fixes this, and adhesion of spray paint to this resin is really good.SMELL: it is supposed to be low odor. Well, yes, but no. If you don't have a good ventilation system, you'd need a respirator to stay even in another room. However, once I added a 6" cylinder carbon filter and a 110 CFM fan to my setup, the odor has gone.PERFORMANCE: using the default timings I got lots of corrupted details, detached from supports partially during printing and correspondingly corrupted in shape. This was fixed by increasing exposition time by 20% over the recommended by the vendor. In my case, the recommended time of Anycubic plant based resin with Anycubic Photon Mono X2 printer is 2.5 seconds; I had to increase this to 3 seconds to get my models printed normally.SUPPORTS: anything bigger than a plum requires heavy supports (in terms of Anycubic Workshop). Medium supports don't guarantee holding the weight of the printed model. And heavy supports require tools to remove (I use a chisel).WARPS: thin flat walls warp a lot even with added stiffeners. Thick details (4+ mm) keep the shape.HARDNESS: thin walls are brittle. Thicker details are fine. I have also printed a few gears in this resin - they work but I feel that they won't survive long.OVERALL: quite good for decorative items once you find proper approach to it and know its limitations. I will buy it again.

We have tried all the colors of resin to print mini's for D&D. The black is very difficult to see the detail to paint it, really have to prime it first, which isn't a huge deal. The problem though is it's hard to see which is support and what is suppose to be there, it also seems more brittle than other color's. We found it breaks more easily. We prefer the gray. We use the black we have for large items since they have less small breakable areas. The clear is more of a frosted glass look than glass. It yellows if cured too long, we normally start with a min cure and it doesn't yellow. The opacity is nice though, takes a wash well to make it other colors. The white is fine, not see-thru, and the details are more difficult to see. The translucent green is interesting, hard to pick out details, but with some dry brushing you still have the opacity with detail. The smell isn't bad, very sticky, gloves recommended. Gray is best!