Monoprice Rapid UV 3D Printer Resin | Compatible All UV Resin Printers DLP, Laser LCD

Sparkmaker 85s first layer, 5mm supports, 7s/layer. All other at LCD-T standard settings. Prints faster, clearer than -T.

The clear is very strong, but yellowish. I would give the clear 5-stars though.The black is a little stronger than Anycubic black, but got sludgy at the bottom. The pigment settles even after shaking.The gray look awesome - great color, but is very hard to print (doesn't stick well even with long 80 second bottom-layers) and forms a sludge . Also rather weak - though that is not unusual for a gray. 2-stars. Use only if you love the shade of gray.

I tried every setting I could, I made sure the bottle was extremely well mixed before using it. the tank was fresh and clean but nothing. I had the hardest of times getting anything to print with this. and out of the objects that DID print, they were overly soft and not very "resin" like. the best way to describe them would be crumbly. Like imagine half baked clay or something where its starting to firm up like its done, but its not there yet. And the parts I printed only one has survived.I have thought about it a bit, and my best speculation as to why this was the case. And this is purely speculation but judging by how the prints look, and the fact that the color of the resin was MUCH darker than its pictured in the image above, I believe I ended up with a bad batch of resin, one with too much pigment mixed in or something like that. That is only a guess tho. Also I should mention that I had to increase the cure time of each layer on my printer (anycubic photon btw) exponentially to get anything to print on this.So for now im avoiding this brand and gonna stick with anycubic's brand resin instead.

ok so I bought the black cause it was cheap but its worthless I used it in my anycubic photon and couldn't get anything it would print a few layers then just stick to the fep I've tried increasing and decreasing the exposier time I've re leveled multible times and its just nothing so I decided to put a little in the sunlight and it didn't start to cure till almost 20 seconds not sure if I got a bad batch or what the only thing I like about it is the metal container it comes in

I got myself a resin printer but didnt like the price of the resin they sold. So I decided to give with Monoprice resin because I believe they are a trusted brand. I didnt know if the resin would work properly with my printer but sure enough it did! It printed everything perfectly with all the detail I need. This resin is also good for if you want to paint your finished pieces with basic all purpose paint! Super happy and plan to buy more in the future.

I buy this for the price point. I've used the white, orange, and clear. I'm yet to crack open the black but I did buy it. The only down side I've noticed is that the ink will separate in my Photon's vat noticeably after about 6-8 hrs so I cant really set-and-forget a larger 16 hr print. Usually I simply pause print and gently spatula the resin back and forth to remix it. The final products have been pretty good. Also, the lighter colors in particular dinge a bit if overly cured in post process so clear becomes not so clear and white gets to be more bone colored. This worked great in my favor when printing the makerbot T.Rex! I'll be buying more till i find something better at this price

Got this for my Anycubic Photon. Making the exposer time a bit longer 12 to 13 seconds did the trick for me. Been printing with this resin for the last two days now without any problems. Love the price too."White" is really off white. Reeeeeealy off white, almost yellow (kinda that yellow color old, white plastic turns after about 15 years). That's a bummer but no matter, painting it anyway.

Where should I start?Well! First, it's a GORGEOUS color. I've been looking for an actual orange-orange like this -- and I found it!...but! It's a massive pain in the butt to get to work. I've played with bottom layers, layer times (on up to 15 seconds per with 2 seconds off time) -- everything.I have a Photon S. Files that work well with every other resin, fail with this. Re-sliced for this resin with the above settings? It's a 50/50 shot. Fine supports *WILL NOT WORK*. Period. 100% fail with every model with light supports. Of the dozen things I've tried to print, I've gotten 2 that came out correct. One came out -- aside from where there was a light support to make the weasel's tail. The rest? Failures. So, most of this bottle has gone in the trash, along with one FEP film where I could *NOT* get the stuck print off without damaging it.I will not be buying this resin again, sadly.UPDATE!: ...yeah, so I threw the rest of the bottle away. I had 40% or so left, but, I mean, with this many problems? It's not worth it.

Couldn't get a good print, tried multiple settings. Notice as I got near to bottom of the bottle of the resin that there was a lot of sediment at the bottom. The prints that I did get where, alot of misformed parts and all cracked and split while curing (not seen that before). Took over a month and a half to arrive, Amazon order and delvery information falsely stating two weeks. Strong do not buy.

Took a few prints to get set up but when done the prints come out rather nice, especially if you are printing tabletop wargame miniatures as the grey is nice and dark and brings out the details nicely.It also does not seem to smell as bad as the original stuff that came with the printer however that is not to say it is smell free.

Did not have to amend my settings after changing from anycubic black, printed perfectly on my egloo mars

I thought I'd give this budget priced resin a try, but no matter what uv exposure or drying times were used the resin would never fully cure

I thought I'd give this budget priced resin a try, but no matter what uv exposure or drying times were used the resin would never fully cure