RESIONE Tough 3D Printer Resin - Not-Brittle ABS Like Black UV 3D Resin for LCD/MSLA/DLP 3D Printing UV 405nm (Black 1000g)

This is my second review of Resione resin - Nope, I am not connected with them! I'm just like you, buying, experimenting and well, hoping all goes well :-D.This M68 has proved to be very easy to print with. I did go to the Resione site and checked their recommended print settings. My machines are Phrozen (Sonic minis and Megas) and an Anycubic Mono X - all machines print perfectly with this resin.It is remarkable tough - meaning it gives a little before failing - therefore not brittle. The up side of this is that your supports can reduce in size by a fraction. I wouldn't rate it for definition, but maybe its colour is a part of this - hard to determine definition being all white. On the subject of 'white'. No idea as of yet if this resin avoids turning yellow.... My fingers are crossed, becaust it is rapidly becoming a favourite, 2 bottle later!This is very definitley high on my shopping list.

Ive done a couole of prints with it and it seems a bit sturdier than the rest, no fail prints with it

Good resin but its not black as described, but a dark blue.This makes me question the claim made by this company regarding its mechanical properties.Prints well.

Prints easily, good detail.

- Prints very well with no issues- Opaque black in colour, better than most- Completely non-brittle and highly resistant to over-curingEXPENSIVE and not significantly better than other ABS-like resins on the market with similar properties. Best used to add to standard resins to reduce brittle-ness.

The media could not be loaded. I have been reviewing a number of different resins recently since getting my Elegoo Mars II Mono printer and was really interested to see the K resin.I normally print miniatures which works best with traditional rigid resin, however, was curious to see how this would perform and what uses I could put it to.I also have some F69 and F80 resins, also by RESIONE, so will be comparing them to a degree.K holds detail incredibly well and is the most liquid of the 3, so no extra consideration required for light off time for reflow.Cleans off easily with IPA.Strangely, fluorescent under UV when cured.Solid prints with a little flex so items will retain shape and not shatter easily like standard 405nm resin. Does not deform much under force.In simple terms.If K printed a wheel, F69 would print the tyre, and F80 would print the inner tube.

I’ve been into 3D resin printing for nearly a year now and never heard of Resione so jumped at the chance to try this out. This resin is an opaque grey resin and is plant based. It comes in a cardboard box and the bottle is sealed inside a bag for protection against any leaks during transit. It comes in a brown plastic bottle which is great at keeping UV light out. You unseal the lid, and you are presented with a nice big pouring spout.The resin pours nicely out of the bottle and had no bits or anything in it. It is a thick resin but pours well but best to avoid cold temperatures when using this due to its viscosity. The results of the Anycubic RERF test came out as a 1.6s normal layer exposure time as being the best time for detail at 80% UV Power on the Mono X. A sample print came out clean with lots of detail but had some sizing issues which I would have to dial in the printer some more with this resin to compensate, which is to be expected. The resin seems to have a little bit of flexibility to it which helps to stop the final cured print from being too brittle, which is a sign of a good resin and may explain the slightly high price tag as compared to the competition. The thin 45-degree slope on the RERF test was flexible, where with cheaper resins, were solid so the Resione has flexibility which means it’s not too brittle. Because of the flexibility of the resin, it is best suited for parts which interlock with each other as there is a little give in the print. Because of the thickness of the resin, I did have to slow my lift and retract speeds down with a bit of light off delay to allow the resin to move out of the way of the build plate before it cured the next layer. This gave more consistent layer sizes and decreased the pull on the print as it sticks to the FEP. In conclusion, I really like this resin mainly owing to its flexibility which means if you drop your print, there’s a high chance it will survive and not break. It is easy to print with and my test print finished with no imperfections and lots of detail. It was 3 months old from its manufacture date too so gave me a good 9 months before the use by date. The odour was the same as any other regular resin so it was any better or worse in comparison…

From 3 resin bottles i received from company RESIONE the one with letter K - tough resin was easiest for me to work with and still kept super parameters for industrial printing as well commercial.For printing i have used exactly same settings as i use for standard resin leaving bottom exposure time for 65 seconds and then between each layer 4 seconds. It adhere to bed with no problem whatsoever first time, great adhesion and thanks to flexible bed i was able to removing as easy, worth investing into.Post processing comes down to setting up my 2 in 1 wash and cure machine to time from product description. I did 3 minutes wash in isopropyl alcohol and then 8 minutes of curing with UV light. Final effect is more than satisfying. Miniature end up excellent. Resin allow to fine details on small figure, black mat finish and i tested resin by dropping figure on hard floor from head level and miniature is still in one piece. With normal resin it would fall onto pieces since it is more brittle. Resin K have some flexible and elastic parameters which improves durability of print. Super useful for industrial purpose and commercial.I was surprised that this resin didn’t even smell that bad, it has some but not like during printing with regular resin.

Really satisfied when I used the product, not disappointed with the printing👍