Siraya Tech Tenacious (1KG) - a flexible and highly impact resistant resin

Please click here. As for me, it's not necessary to use it by itself since I don't need flexible items. Using a mix of Siraya Sculpt and this product, I am able to get great details, strength, and a more robust print. As I bounce a printed ball on hardwood, I can be seen in my video. A great line of resins from Siraya that I would definitely recommend!.

Juliet Carney

| Oct 08, 2020

As the name suggests, this resin is not I'm going to start by addressing that first. Printing with NinjaFlex on an FDM printer is not the same as with NinjaFlex. This type of resin can deform, but it can be corrected, and it can be reshape. It is more like a soft plastic than a rubber. They can be made into many shapes and sizes. In spite of this, though, they are extremely strong and can withstand a lot of impact. I imagine this material would be great for outer casings or bumpers or tubes where the tubing or casing needed to be flexible. In resin printers, the resin is very brittle. The resin that is created here can be added to other resins to make them much more usable and less prone to breaking. Unlike what I posted above, you don't have to print with 100% Tenacious (although some of the items I posted are), since you can mix it in with other resins to add impact resistance. There is a real value in that, and that is where it comes from. The resin is whitish or clear in appearance, but not clear enough to be see through, and it's not opaque enough to make it white. It's a bit soft, so it's quite easy to scratch. Unlike 'natural' PLA filament, it doesn't yellow much, but the color is closer to that of PLA. There is also a really weird refractive color to it that looks very blue or purple in the This is very interesting. I don't know what causes it, but it's very Although I am extremely pleased with this resin, overall, I am very happy. The addition of this resin to Siraya's lineup is great (Blu is my go-to resin, followed by Sculpt and Tenacious with both often used as additives to other resins for my projects). For its price, it is a very flexible resin.

Briar Rangel

| Apr 21, 2021

Please click here. Resin that is one of the best I have With Blu, and now Tenacious, I was even more amazed the new resin is just as strong as Blu and flexible, I used it as a support for my dumbbells, and even drove my car over the part and it didn't break really impressed with the new material. I am not sure what to say at this point. There are two resins that are by far the best Tenacious and Blu. Following is a list of settings I used. Here's what the machine looks like The thickness of the photon layer is The normal exposure time for a 05mm lens is A 12-second exposure period, then five seconds of off time. The bottom exposure at 90 seconds.

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Jaxtyn Carroll

| Dec 21, 2020

with either anycubic photon S or anyCubic photon X. I like how it works.

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Kyng May

| Feb 20, 2021

I've also been able to make something like Syraya Fast Grey a bit more resilient by using it as a 'blender'. Elegoo Rapid Resins (which are extremely fragile) have been strengthened by using it. For the Rapid Resins, I use the following The following ratios between a 11 second burn time on an Elegoo Mars and a 3 second burn time are valid The ratio on Fast Grey is 1. The ratio is 3 grey to 1 tenacious. There is also the disadvantage that the prints are not as sharp, and you will need to clean them with ISO 99. My experience is that Simple Green or Mean Green work well to clean Fast or Rapid resins, but once the Tenacious is added, the prints are still sticky after cleaning unless they are washed in It turned out to be pretty good overall. We recommend, as it makes some of the standard resins more pliable by allowing for small drops of liquid.

Hayley Hall

| Aug 15, 2021

also use it for a small side business on Etsy where I do custom model printing for other people. I use my Elegoo Mars for personal prints and for my small side business on Etsy. The combination of Tenacious 50/50 and Elegoo ABS-B is my favourite In the same way This adds more durability, as well as additional options to hold things like swords, staves, and outstretched arms. I have yet to hear any complaints, and on the contrary, people have been happy to have a model that can be In my experience it does not make the minis invincible - obviously you don't want to throw them at a brick wall - but it does provide I've had good results from it so I'll keep purchasing it, although it is a bit pricey.

Lionel Archer

| Jul 28, 2021

Flexible resin can be printed thin if it is thin enough. You can continue to print thin prints after curing if they are thinner than 1/4". The outer shell should not be hollowed out as that may cause the model to Having to clean it up is VERY messy as well. In a way, the resin is like motor oil mixed with honey, it's very slippery but at the same time very There is a significant difference in thickness and it does not take detail as well as most other resins I have used. When you print something like an Octopus or Shark, you WILL break the joints as soon as you bend it, but if you print something normal, it will be sturdy This resin also performed well in a mix with eSun general purpose resin and their tough and strong resin produced by the same manufacturer. As a result, the print was somewhat flexible, but also quite strong.

Jaycee Sweeney

| Jun 11, 2021

While it printed well, it doesn't seem as flexible as I had expected I had assumed it would behave more along the lines of tpu, but I wasn't wrong. It's definitely on the ridged side while still allowing for flexing This is a wonderful resin. It has a nice consistency and you can use it just about anywhere. My hope is that they will offer a more "rubbery" product in the future The tpu- Eventually, we would like to move to compound, but until then this will do.

Solomon Trevino

| Aug 16, 2021