ELEGOO Upgraded ABS-Like 2.0 3D Printer Resin, Grey 1000g, High Toughness & Impact Resistance, Less Fragile Ideal for Industrial Components for LCD/MSLA 3D Printing

bought to use with a Mars 3 4k printer, the resin cures to a nice neutral grey colour and takes paint easily, slightly flexible without being brittle which is good. its not the cheapest resin but since it works I'm not wasting too much time experimenting.using to print gaming models from 6mm scale upwards and to date have not had any issues that I didn't cause myself, on the 6th bottle of it so far

I don't know if it's because it's kinda translucent and that the uv light penetrates it better than the other stuff but this stuff sets really well and the quality of the print is excellent.Although the issues of anything flat that you print tends to curl but that happens with every resin I have used just slightly less with this one

The bottle had leaked within the bag and the resin was leaking into the package and covering the bottle.The external box was fine so issue is with the bottle.

I do like version 2

For miniature wargaming this is the one you want - just slightly flexible so all those sticky out bits dont snap off

Great resin

The best resin I've ever used for my printer. Great for printing D&D miniatures as it's not as brittle as other resins, meaning thin parts are less likely to snap during support removal. Very consistent and a nice colour too, though most things I've used it for get painted anyway.

I've been using Elegoo's ABS-Like translucent for 18 months and gone through about 30kg worth, and it's worked great. It had very similar properties to the standard resin, but was slightly more resistant to drops, twists, and cracks. Very good with dyes, with a nice viscosity. Uncured prints cleaned off quickly with IPA, and cured fully in a few minutes to a good hardness with a slight amount of give.However, their new batches (made after september 2021, with a foil lid) are completely different. The resin is now very thick, and cures much too soft. I haven't had failed prints for months, but as soon as I used this product I would get major failures and inadhesion to the build plate. Any successful prints that did come out were unusably soft, and would deform permanently under the gentlest touch.I spoke to Elegoo about this, but they just referred me to their updated resin settings spreadsheet, where it states that curing times are to be increased to compensate.While increasing cure time does help slightly, the issue is that now printing times are up to 40% longer. Not only did I have to increase cure from 1.5s to 2.5s for a 0.03 layer height (settings which have worked perfectly for 18 months) I had to increase lift distance from 5mm to 9mm as the new resin seems to cling to the FEP more. What used to take 2 hours to print now takes over 3 hours.Now I'm getting no more failed prints, but the end product is still much too soft. While I grant them that technically the product is "stronger", and can withstand more bending/drops, it deforms much too easily and is closer to something like Sirayatech Tenacious. After cure, during light sanding areas of my prints are bending and not returning. I increased post cure to try and help, but to no avail.There is also the issue of detail retention - now that cure times have increased, areas and gaps that were well defined before at 1.5s are now filling in due to the increased cure time.The issue is, this would be a great product if it was advertised as something similar to Sirayatech - a very soft forgiving resin, or possibly a strength additive. The problem is that they still advertise this as "ABS-Like", and you seemingly can't purchase the old formula without lucking out on older stock. This new stuff is nothing like ABS now - it's more like babybel wax.This is a big shame for me, as now I'll have to go through other resin brands trying to find one that works. I've spent months building multiple profiles for different dyes, layer heights, and products that I use this resin for, and now I'll have to do all that again. If Elegoo simply made this a separate product, or gave the option to purchase the old formula, I wouldn't have issue. This is a serious problem, and I'm sure there are other people out there that are going to have this issue once their new stock becomes the standard.

Used for prototype work & resin was as described. Little to no shrink & color was great.

If you just want to print some figures, toys, anything like those, it's a good resin. Easy to handle, clean.I bought it for research purposes, to print some optical parts with the Elegoo Mars 3 in my Lab. I've tried siraya tech build and blu, both excellent, accurate sizes. However, I need something in white, so I can easily know whether my light-absorbing paint is done properly. I noticed some deformation and shrinkage, which is not ideal for me. So I have to go back to siraya tech build, which is super accurate, and also 'abs-like'.Considering it is easier to use, it's still a decent one. Just use the recommended setting from the manufacturer.

More resistant than water-washable resin, while still holding all the detail. Get this if you're doing miniatures.

Das Harz lässt sich super drucken. Meine Druckparameter auf dem Elegoo Saturn:- Bottom Layer 15s, 7 Layer (gibt nen Elefantenfuß, bei nem Raft aber nicht schlimm), 0,5s Resting time, 40mm/s bzw. 240mm/min lifting speed, 210-240mm/min retraction speed- Normal layer 2,5s@0,05mm bzw. 3,2s@0,1mm, 0-0,5s Resting time, 180-240mm/min lifting und retraction speedBin komplett neu im 3D Druck und hab überhaupt keine Erfahrung. Das hier waren meine ersten 4 Drucke, kein Fehldruck dabei.Das Harz sieht schon so aus dem Drucker klasse aus, mit Klarlack lackiert wird daraus aber wirklich eine Augenweide (die Miniaturen sind mit Klarlack überzogen). Zur Einordnung der Druckgrößen: Mini-Figuren max Kantenlänge vom Boxmaß 25mm, das Brandenburger Tor hingegen 170mm auf der langen Seite und nimmt damit fast die gesamte Druckfläche des Saturn ein.Der Geruch ist schon streng (im Vergleich zum Anycubic Plant-based), bleibt aber bei geschlossener Tür im Druckzimmer.Das Harz hat eine gewisse Elastizität, ist also nicht super spröde und verzeiht auch mal nen kleinen Sturz auf den Boden. Es wirkt aber trotzdem stabil. Beispiel: wenn man die Photonsters Validation Matrix druckt, bleibt die Platte schön eben, ist aber biegbar. Mit dem Anycubic plant based resin verzieht sich die gleiche Platte stärker.

Resin performed great, but I was able to score a bottle at nearly half the price that produced the same quality print.