ANYCUBIC 3D Printer Resin with Low Odor and Safety, 405nm UV Plant-Based Rapid Resin with High Precision and Quick Curing for LCD 3D Printing - 1000g Black
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Prints made from ECO Resin are washed in hot water with a heavy amount of dish soap. While I am rinsing the prints with water and dish soap, I will also put dish soap on a very soft old toothbrush and brush the prints with it between rinses.
There is no question about it. Do not use resin based products on anything that will come into contact with
I'm not able to tell you what setting I set for my photon, but I can tell you what it is A layer height is A layer count of 05, a depth of 8, a depth of 70, and a light off delay of 6 constitute a layer count of 05. The bottom light is off after a six-second delay. Distance from the bottom of the lift is 5. The lift distance is 5, the bottom lift speed is 65, the lift speed is 65, and the react speed is
As far as I'm concerned, it's never fit for anything other than a master copy, which is molded from another type of
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The odor is low It has even been a few days since I vented my printer outside a basement window, as I am extremely sensitive to resin smells. There is no smell associated with anycubic plant-based resin, and the prints don't smell horrible for several days following printing. For the first time in my life, I'm not stressed about smells while printing. A durable product The prints made of this resin are thicker and more durable because of its slight flex. In the past, traditional resin Minis have broken too easily when dropped, but so far this resin has proven trouble-free. Flexibility and low odor are two of the best things about this resin. A quality product I liked the prints very much. I have included some photos of some prints before and after priming them in grey. Because the color of the plant based resins makes the details difficult to see, I have included some photos of prints before and after priming.
My results so far with this resin have been promising. Thanks for asking me to try this resin out. So it was interesting to experiment with the "plant" based version of AnyCubic resin since I have used the regular version in green, gray and white. Considering Halloween is just around the corner, I decided to go with orange. A Pumpkin Head Scarecrow was printed on my Photon printer using the Pumpkin Head Scarecrow "idea. ". The prints came out very well right out of the printer. I sent a second picture of the item primed in gray since I think the picture may not come out well. It looks like the details are very crisp and clear. As long as you set Layer Height to 0, it works fine. The bottom layer is at layer 04, exposure time is 10 and the bottom exposure time is I had hoped for a bit more orange color, but it came out a bit lighter than I thought it would. As soon as the resin is cured, it has a soft, consistent feel. Resin from plants has a low odor, so that makes it a big deal. Despite the picky kid, he said it smells better than that other crap. It is something that I think is worth trying and would recommend it.
I've used all kinds of programming, from Eelegoo to Anycubic to IFun to you name it, I've
The following advantages This not only makes the prints look better, but also leaves very little mark since the supports just fall off at the end. Please take a look at the picture I printed of the goblin. It was a little difficult to see the lock picks on his chest, but I magnified the picture to make it clear. Using a conventional cleaning product, they get even cleaner in the washroom, especially if you use soap and water. Since these are eco-friendly, they can even be cleaned Even things that are thin and would break on regular resins are a bit pliable on these prints. The smaller details are protected from being snapped off by this. However, even though it is recyclable, it does still contain resin, so gloves are still required. The green is transparently colored compared to a regular tan The disadvantages are It smells just as strong as the older resin, so I don't know what they mean by that.
The extent to which it is eco-friendly I am not In the process of writing this review, I made a few prints using a similar procedure to those I use with other anycubic resins -- maybe a little longer exposure, but other than that, it worked You can smell an odor but it's not bad if you have a good sense of smell like I do. have a ventilation hood that draws out smells, but I turned it off to see how it works. The color yellow is pastel. In the future, I hope there will be more solid, base colors. It would be great if this process were less toxic and more environmentally friendly so that it would be more widely accepted around the world. As it does what I require, I will keep the 5 star rating. However, I intend to do further testing before giving it a 6 star rating.
Last night, I printed resin for the first time on an Anycubic Photon printer and the results were very good. In the first place, the product doesn't smell bad as advertised. I like working with this because it makes me easy to work with. It is superior to other products because we do not need to wear a full respirator. *Print quality is I was blown away by the resolution, which was limited by the resolution of the printer, I like the low viscosity of the resin because it poured easily and there weren't any bubbles inside the mold. In accordance with the advertising, the exposure time is Based on the instructions, I used exposure times that were in the middle of the range suggested by the manual and had no issues with adhesion or curing. A better adhesion between the tank and the substrate My observation was that the FEP tank liner adhered less strongly to the print than a typical resin, as it made a quieter popping sound as each layer detached. Followed by a note on supports. It is different when it comes to post-processing The build plate was removed from the build plate and I rinsed with alcohol after removal. There was still a bit of tacky residue on the print I removed the supports and tested it for strength and found that the material, back in its green state, was not as brittle as anycubic standard resins (this is corrected with time in the sun or a post-cure light setup). Because there is less support, it may be a bit harder to remove them. To avoid causing damage to your print, I recommend you use a lighter support structure. The lower adhesion of the FEP tank window that I was able to observe makes sense in this case. To end on a good note The print was post-cured with a 30W 405nm UV light for 4 hours. The material had a matte finish once it had cured. As far as the support scars go, I have good results with filing and sanding. By sanding with a very fine paper and using a cotton cloth to rub the print, I was able to achieve an appearance somewhat similar to that of the undisturbed surface. * Strength It is not yet possible to test the ultimate strength or brittleness of the fully cured material. I will post an update when it is.
A photo I took using this resin may not look great, but this is because I am only a beginner when it comes to resin printing and curing, so maybe I should work harder at it, but I think it gave me the detail I wanted It's easy to see every detail on this little one, from his facial lines and hair color to his belt and belt buckle. The fact that it can still achieve great detail with less smell is a big win for me, but keep in mind that just because this is a plant-based resin, doesn't mean you shouldn't follow all the safety precautions as you would As I become more proficient at setting up, supporting, and curing, I will post better pictures.
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