ANYCUBIC3D Printer Resin with Low Odor and Safety, 405nm UV Plant-Based Rapid Resin with High Precision and Quick Curing for LCD 3D Printing (White, 1000g)

Printing miniatures for TTRPG. Early in my experience with these printers. Reviews were relatively good and I liked the compostable, low odor, and flexibility claims for the product. Compostability will have to wait for it to process through my pile, but I have no reason to believe it will be a problem. Odor level is completely acceptable. My household includes a very sensitive nose and I've had no complaints, even when left in the printer (AnyCubic Photon S) for a while. The print's aren't significantly less brittle than the "standard" resin that came with the printer. So far they've held up to adult TTRPG play, might not survive teens as well. Print times are somewhat longer, needing ~10 sec exposure per build layer. Once I figured that out I've been much more successful printing purchased pre-supported STL files.I'm not an expert in print quality, but I find it acceptable for my purposes. I've not even tried to fine-tune it, just not enough time on the printer yet.

This is a calibration piece I got from Ameralabs called 'Ameralabs Town' which I printed at 0.05mm in around 50mins using the Anycubic Mono.It was my first print ever and even though it was meant to be printed at 0.1mm, you could probably print it in half the time if set to the correct settings. However, the resin didn't hold on the pillar test along the smallest row but that may be my fault since I'm still learning all of the settings.All-in-all, this really worked out great since I don't have a proper ventilation system in place to handle industrial grade resins.

This resin works fine for dental models, etc. Have no problem with fit of appliances.

An amazing printing resin, make sure you prime the models after to reveal all the detail!

I'm new (only a couple weeks) to this process. My prints have been great and I've found this a lot easier to use and set up than a 3D filament printer. However, clean up is a bit of a mess.