phrozen Onyx Impact Plus 3D Printing Resin, Strong & Tough, Ideal for Tabletop Gaming and Prosumer DIY Makers, Made in USA (1KG)

I love the results with this material. It can use good ventilation and will stink if one it isn't sufficient. It takes very long exposure times. It's pretty expensive but for the results I'd say it's worth it. I'm still working on programming for good supports, but had a good print when I had a large surface flat on the plate. I've gotten a couple good prints with around a 1mm wall and 2mm wall. The 2mm wall item has a pretty good stiffness. The 1mm wall item flexs quite well and took impact very well UNTIL I purposefully threw it full force onto the ground with surprisingly minimal damage.

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I make carbon parts and sometimes I don’t need a metal mole. All I need is a simple 3-D printed mold. The resin printer offers high detail for very intricate parts. Before I’d have to make a mixture of Resin’s to try to get them all to survive, and even then they would only last for one part did usually have to literally break the mold with this new material. I can hit them all with a hammer pry it open with wedges, and the mold releases from the part. All the materials were in shattered across the floor. This one doesn’t even have a scratch. I love this material worth the price.

Very Good Resin

Multiple attempts to trial this product. I’m not sure how it’s possible but they seem more brittle than without the Onyx. I used a mix of 25% Onyx and 75% Phrozen 8K resin weighed accurately with a kitchen scale. FWIW I’m a pretty experienced printer and have high standards. Very disappointed. I am going to try to return it.

We used this for side loading tube clamps. It is great quality. Read the supplier instructions, and didnt take much product to dial in. Suggest flat surface prints only, as supports failed a lot. Suggest using the high side of the exposure settings from the manufacturer. Smell was unbearable, wear a mask and the work space MUST be ventilated. There is still a smell after curing, but it offgases slowly. Curing takes longer than suggested. Product will remain tacky with the 30 minutes per side suggestion. For a small product we were curing at least 30 minutes on every angle possible. Not for beginners, do not use if you are unfamiliar with 3d resin printing.

This stuff might be strong but it's incredibly slow to print (25 seconds per normal layer), stinky, really sticky and hard to clean up. Also not easy to print, still having trouble getting decent resolution.

This is one of the most challenging resins I have printed with, but if you get your settings dialed in, its incredible. I have found that printing large prints is almost impossible with my elegoo machines for some reason (like full platform size) but smaller items, maybe a couple inches square print well. Heating this resin is a MUST in my opinion.

It took me an entire bottle of wasted prints to get it dialed in, but in the end it's the toughest material I've ever printed. I make a part that it constantly impacted by a metal rod and this is the only thing that stands up to the abuse. On a Halot Mage, I found I had to rough up the plate with sandpaper, use four sheets of paper to level it, and set the base curing time to 60 seconds. Its also a VERY slow printing material; a 6" long piece takes about 48 hours. In the end the product is much stronger than Siraya Blu Nylon, Phrozen Nylon Green, and the classic Blu/Tenacious mix (as well as any ABS-like out there, of course).

Changes. The. Game.