ANYCUBIC 3D Printer Resin, SLA 405nm UV Curing Resin, High Accuracy and Fast Photopolymer for 3D Printing LCD/DLP/SLA (Black+Black, 2kg)

For the price and quality, I've been having the best time printing with this. It's my go-to now.

Quick delivery, and the resin was exactly what was ordered

For the most part I've had decent experience with Anycubic's resin. I've messed with the basic printer settings to hone in on what generally works best for me. I rarely experience failed prints anymore, and when I do it's typically because I've pushed the FEP too far or failed to build a support on an isolated corner bit and suffer sag. Regardless, of the three brands I have tried, Anycubic is my least favorite. It has the strongest smell, takes a bit longer to cure, most viscous, most prone to inadvertent stress fracturing, and it's spendy. Ymmv, but I honestly prefer the competitor's resin for everyday prints as it's much more forgiving or at least has a broader range of effective settings, plus I can save $4/liter on retail pricing in addition to what I save having to build fewer or less dense supports and experiencing fewer overall failed prints.

Compared with other popular resins, this one wins hands down. I can see details in feathers, fur and armor that I never knew was there! Consistently produces great results, too.

I have used the anycubic grey and dark grey resin over 6k grams and had maybe 3 failures on my hands mostly overloading the plate but prints that I have mastered and know print with the grey have failed consistently no matter the orientation on the model the black resin is garbage in my opinion and I’m very disappointed as I have great success with there greys