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SimonR
June 20 2020
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Most difficult resin so far.
Rated with 3 out of 5 stars.
At 20C it's quite viscose to the extent that the pigment settles out as fast as air bubbles. It says to shake for 1 minute then leave for 10 mins for the bubbles to surface. This is nowhere near long enough - and by then it the pigment has separated. My solution is to swirl it rather than shake.
Also at 20C, ive found the best exposure to be 25 sec, 8 base layers at 90 sec and 2 sec off. VERY slow, in other words. It may be better at higher temperatures? I've wasted most of the bottle trying to work out exposure times.
The prints are OK (at best). The length of the exposure means detail is poor - but any shorter and it leaves parts of the model missing altogether.
It sticks to the build plate very strongly - so a skate type raft is recommended.
The print itself is indeed fairly tough - but still more brittle than I've experienced with other resin.
Conclusion - there are many much better tough resins out there at much lower cost. I would try one of those first, unless theres a really good reason (cant think of any) to buy this one.
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