ANYCUBIC Upgraded Standard 3D Printer Resin, 405nm SLA Fast UV-Curing Resin, High Precision & Rapid Photopolymer for 8K Capable LCD/DLP/SLA 3D Printing (Grey, 1000g)

I love this resin. I mix it 2:1 standard to ABS like resin. There are zero issues with bed adhesion. The flexibility allows you to print everything from large scale models down to miniatures. The smell is about the same as other brands. I've never had issues with brittleness because I mix it.

Got hold of a resin 3d printer from Anycubic recently and thought of trying out printing in different colors. The print was high quality and the color looked really good.

Color is exactly as described and isn't brittle at all. Easy to tune and functions great. the adhesions was great for my printer

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Seller had Super Fast Shipping and the item was nicely packaged. Nice item in Very Good Condition and as described with a High Quality Appearance Very Good Value for the Price ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I own the AnyCubic Mono Photon 4 and the resin does its job and is able to handle small prints to big prints at a good precision and provides good quality. It’s adhesion varys from it being perfect and not failing and even being hard to take off, but a flaw was that the first print I did it slipped and did hold and manage to finish the print but my first print with it ended in half of the print being on the plate and the other really stuck on there. The color quality was really good since as advertised it has a good and smooth grey color and each print printed with prefect color. The smell is not a pleasant one with it being a really strong smell that if you have it in a room you’ll have to open the window, I would recommend owning a face mask with a filter on it as to not inhale it directly. Overall it is a very good resin for beginners who are looking for it as a hobby and don’t mind the smell or adhesion.

I do like AnyCubic resins. It always gives me great results and beautiful prints. The price is well worth it too! I think the only think I would like is to see this more lighter of a beige, or even a n ivory color for some of my more Asian creations. Otherwise, it cleanse Really well, cures wonderfully and have had no problems with cracks or breaks. Thank you AnyCubic!

Works great! This is the first resin I have used for printing, and was able to successfully use some apoxy dye to add a little color. I have already ordered more

I got a bottle of this clear "High Precision & Rapid Photopolymer" resin, and I have to say I'm impressed. I printed the Kobra 2-into-1 ACE hub so I could hook up a second ACE, and the part came out looking like it was injection molded, absolutely crystal clear. Very impressive stuff, I would recommend this clear resin without hesitation.

If you’re diving into the world of resin 3D printing, ANYCUBIC Upgraded Standard Resin is a solid choice that won’t leave you cursing under your breath mid-print. It pours smoothly, cures consistently, and delivers crisp, detailed prints without too much drama; exactly what you want from a resin. First off, the consistency is spot-on. Not too thick, not too watery, just that sweet spot that flows well and sticks to the build plate without causing a mess. Plus, the curing time is nicely balanced; you’re not waiting forever, but it’s not so fast that you end up with brittle prints. Once set, the details are sharp, even on those tiny, intricate parts that can be tricky with lower-quality resins. Color-wise, it holds its tone well, and the translucent options (if you go that route) actually stay fairly clear without yellowing too quickly. If you’re painting your prints, this resin takes primer and paint like a champ; no weird textures or unexpected surprises. The smell? Well, it’s resin, so yeah, it’s got a bit of a chemical punch, but it’s not overpowering as long as you’ve got some ventilation. Speaking of which, the fumes aren’t as intense as some other brands, which is a bonus if you're working in a smaller space. Durability-wise, it’s strong but not brittle, making it great for both detailed models and functional prints. And if you need something a little tougher, it mixes well with flexible or toughening resins for extra strength. Downsides? It can be a little sensitive to temperature, so if your workspace is on the chilly side, you might need to warm it up a bit for the best results. Also, as with all resins, shake the bottle well before pouring; settling happens, and nobody wants a streaky print. Overall, this resin is reliable, easy to work with, and delivers fantastic detail. Whether you’re printing miniatures, prototypes, or just experimenting, it’s a great all-rounder that won’t let you down.

Muy bien todo, recomendadisimo

It’s not a bad 3d printing resin but you have to have very good ventilation as the smell is so bad and won’t go for days!

Excelente producto

Love this stuff have printed 100s of dnd miniatures my resin of choice.