ANYCUBIC SRX Series (Black, 1kg)

After using the ABS like + and the Water Wash resin. I decided to try this Tough Resin 2.0. I'm using a Photon Mono X. The first thing I noticed was that the lift and distance speed were 2x what I was using. So my prints are faster. Adhesion is excellent, I even started backing off on the Bottom layer exposure time. This Resin is what the ABS like resin should be. It is very flexible. (Like ABS). Another aspect is that after printing the resin comes right off in the bath, unlike the other resins I have used that leave a hard to remove film on the part. ABS Like Resin is brittle Water Wash Resin is the most brittle and does not adhere well to the build plate. Tough Resin 2.0 is not brittle at all and I can print at 2x the speed. This resin will be my go to resin from now on. It is consistent, leaving me with less misprints and wasted resin.

This resin is very impressive. It prints really well. It’s surprisingly flexible when the walls are thin, and still retains a bit of flex on thicker prints. It’s also very strong. I can see this being useful for so many things, and I’m excited to print more with it. I’m sure I will buy more. It does smell more than my other resins, but it’s tolerable.

Make sure you double check your settings before use.

Lo que realmente destaca de esta resina es la calidad de los detalles que permite obtener. Las impresiones son nítidas, con superficies suaves y detalles finos que parecen de verdad salidos de una pieza escultórica. Sin duda, es una opción perfecta si buscas precisión y acabado profesional en tus proyectos, ya sea para creación de miniaturas, objetos decorativos o prototipos.

I have bought a ton of this resin! Mostly black but a lot of clear and white as well. At least 15 bottles of black as of right now. I'm satisfied with how the resin performs. It seems to not be too brittle while still holding it's shape. The one thing I'm not satisfied with is that there is only 900ml in a bottle. I know the bottle says 1kg, but I think that most people just assume that equates to 1,000ml. Either way, they should advertise this so people can accurately calculate their print costs. The other problem was when I reached out to Anycubic to inquire how many ml were in a bottle, they never responded. So I had to buy my own measuring cup to find out myself. Now Lychee Slicer can accurately estimate my print costs, which have gone up about 10% from what I thought before.