3DMaterials SuperFast 4K 3D Printer Resin Water Washable, 50um Print in 0.6 sec, Made in Korea (1000g, White)

I am really surprised by the quality of this resin.It delivers great printing results, great detail, good stability.if i had to mention one minor thing, prints need to be cleaned really well before curing to avoid grey *blooming* on the models.but other than this, great product for halt the price!

Muy rápida

The amber resin has a sheer quality to it, but it is not completely transparent. It worked wonderfully for my Christmas deer ornaments. The deer have very slender antlers and they have been dropped on the wood floor multiple times (I'm clumsy!) and have not broken. The print time was super fast and the resin easy to clean. I could print in my kitchen without the worry of noxious fumes hurting mine or my pet's health. I have a darling little parrotlet (bird), so this was key for me!

Used as directed in instructions, set to 35nm slice with 1 sec exposures per layer; made 15 bottom layers at 15 sec exposures and print came out complete after 5hr 30mins. Washed it off in my Mercury and cured them at 30 secs turning halfway through letting them finish curing in my room to prevent over curing. Overall happy with the resin and print quality since it'll make 35nm prints soo much faster and regular prints even more so. Models are from RedMakers at myminifactory in their free collection

I wanted to try this out for 2 reasons: it's cheaper than most other water washable resins, and it says it's fast. Figured if it didn't work, it was at least trying in case it did. I have tried several water washable resins so far, and my favorite has been the NOVA3D water washable white. Used quite a bit of it and didn't have any major failures with it, and it printed really well. What this means is that I have a resin that is currently my go to when I don't want to test out new ones that works really well, and have a really good product to compare to.What are my thoughts on this Super Fast? I really like it! I cranked the settings all the way down on my Anycubic Photon Mono 2k. .6s layer cure, 5s base cure, .2 off time, and slower lift speed (2) with a higher lift (10mm), and faster lower speed (4). This has cut my print time in half from the NOVA3D (and almost 1/3 of the time for the Elegoo that I tried and did NOT like). After two prints with it, the details are on par with the NOVA, and am working on the third print right now. In the pictures, I am printing the Gorjira model from the Lord of the Print Patreon, and the white piece is the NOVA3D. The gray pieces are the 3DMaterials fast print. Other than color, I can't really see any difference in the quality, and it DOES print fast. The first arm took about 2 hours to print, and the tail and other arm took 6 (which would have taken around 12 with the NOVA).If I start having massive failures with this, which I am not currently anticipating, I will come back and adjust my review. So far, though, I am exceptionally impressed with it and might have found my new favorite resin!5/22/21 - An update to my review - So, I had a few failures. Couldn't figure out what the problem was until the LCD completely died. Replaced that, and I'm now successfully printing again! Completed the Lord of the Print Gojira print, and have now had around 9 successful prints since the LCD failed.If you find you're having issues with your prints being too brittle after you are done, make sure you check your cure time. I have dropped pieces on the floor and only lost the thinnest of bits, for instance the tip of a feather on one piece of a model, and a whisker on another piece. If you have a more powerful printer, like the Mono X, you have to make sure you dial down the UV intensity so that you don't cause problems. I have the Mono 2k, and I have my settings at 6s for the base, and .6s for the normal layers (50nm thickness), and I cure the smaller parts for around 3 minutes in the cure station, and around 7 minutes for larger pieces. If you go above those any, it will become brittle and you will lose detail from shrinkage.Final update - 6/10/21 - Had a few more failures, but turns out they weren't the resin's fault. One was the placement of the piece in relation to the holes that were hollowed out, and one was due to the failure of the adhesive for the magnetic build plate that I had installed. I'm still thoroughly happy with the quality of the prints, and continue to make outstanding stuff with it. Just about needing my fourth bottle of it!

Tengo una Elegoo Mars Pro, normalmente uso resina Elegoo. pero esta quise probarla ya que era transparente. He usado la configuracion en chitubox que marca la web del fabricante subiendo los tiempos un 25%. Y he impreso 3 piezas grandes complejas, todas perfectas, sin fallos. comparada con la Elegoo muchisimo menor olor, prácticamente no huele.en cuanto a la transparencia, se queda traslucida no es cristal el acabado, quizas puliendo o limpiando..... pero no lo he probado porque son piezas para pintar, auqnue probare a pulir alguna para probar