VoxelabABS-Like 3D Printer Rapid Resin 405nm LCD UV-Curing Resin Standard Photopolymer Resin for LCD 3D Printing – 500g (Grey)
细节
- BrandVoxelab
- MaterialResin
- ColorAbs-like Grey
- Item Weight0.67 Kilograms
- Unit Count17.6 Ounce
描述
🚀 Unleash Your Creativity with Voxelab Resin!
- SAFETY FIRST - Leak-proof packaging ensures worry-free handling.
- VIBRANT CREATIONS - Achieve stunning colors that elevate your designs.
- PRECISION PERFECTED - Experience minimal shrinkage for flawless prints.
- SPEED MEETS QUALITY - Accelerate your workflow with rapid curing technology.
- VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Designed for all 405nm LCD 3D printers.
The Voxelab ABS-Like 3D Printer Rapid Resin is a high-performance photopolymer resin designed for LCD 3D printing. With low shrinkage and high precision, it ensures smooth finishes and vibrant colors. This 500g bottle is compatible with 405nm LCD printers and features rapid curing capabilities for efficient prototyping. Packaged securely to prevent leaks, it's the ideal choice for professional creators looking to elevate their 3D printing game.
评论
D**N
Really nice prints after a bit of experimentation with exposure and cure times.
I was a bit dodgy to try clear resin with all the mixed experiences Ive heard but decided to give this clear a try. My very first print with this was a success! Now, I did have to cure it for 4 minutes (anycubic Photon S printer and wash/cure) to completely get rid of the tacky feel so it yellowed a bit but I am told that fades with time and I plan to at least coat it with a color wash (elementals for D&D) so I am not at all disappointed. I tinkered with the exposure times and I found 6-8 seconds depending on size and whether Im hollowing, is about the sweet spot for my set up.All in all, I think this is a pretty nice resin for the price and if you can have that same bit of patience we all know when dealing with new resin settings, you'll probably end up loving it as well!
L**E
Worth it
Work perfectly in my LD-006. Strong prints good quality.
A**N
Great resin, if you don't over-cure it
ProsGreat to Mix/tint for custom color. Looks amazing if you don't over expose it during printing or curing.Easy to work with and clean up.ConsSmells pretty bad but, most resin does.Tested cleaning with soap vs isopropyl alcohol. Soap and warm water to clean the base and isopropyl alcohol to clean the sword. Soap is the way to go but you will probably need to wash it a few times.Exposure settings:Bottom Exposure 33 SecExposure Time 2.1 SecCured for 38 Sec
S**.
Decent transparent resin
Before you cure it, it's almost perfectly clear. Small parts would disappear in the rinse. Once cured it turned a bit yellow and became brittle. That might have been my curing device being set for too long. Overall a really good product, but you do have to pay attention to the curing times.
C**N
Nice Resin.
Good printable resin that leaves smooth prints
B**T
Good Resin But turns yellow like the rest of the ''Clear'' resin
Like most resins that claim to be ''clear'' it ends up being a yellow ish tone. Mine turned yellow before i even cured it. My Best advice is to use this to dye and make your own color resin. Works great for me and blinds well. Good print quailty as well. Will keep buying for making other colors but still in search of a decently priced clear resin that stays clear.
R**D
good and cheap resin for statues.
This stuff is better than elgoo and anycubic resin and its cheaper. I use it to print models and statues.
P**X
weakest resin ever ...
Phrozen mighty 4K ... printing wonderfully for a year ... exposure time 3 sec per layer with "good" resin. Tried VOXELAB Resin in transparent and black. Disaster! Malformed parts ... also, sticking issues with build plate. Expanded exposure time to 7 seconds ... 50% of prints still fail. Worse with the black resin!. On a hunch, replaced resin in vat with more expensive "name brand" resin (kept all other settings the same) and tried the same print: perfect print! Compare 3 sec/layer *1,000 layers (50 minutes of exposure) versus 7 sec/layer*1,000 layers (117 minutes of exposure)... not including lift and drop time.
