Siraya Tech Blu Nylon Mecha - Tough 3D Print Resin, Scratch-Resistant, Nylon-Like Strength & Precision, High-Resolution 405nm UV Curing LCD DLP 3D Printer Compatible, 8K Capable (1kg, Nylon Mecha)

Super durable, easy to sand, awesome color, pretty much just amazing stuff. Im a newbie to resin printing so I dont have much experience with other products but I do have to say that stuff is easy to print with. I followed the recommended 60 second exposures for the bottom 5 layers and 12 seconds for the rest. All I can say is this stuff is worth the money.

Tried many times to get to work with Elegoo Mars printer. Zero successful prints. Have printer in 80degree climate controlled area. I wouldnt recommend this to anyone. Useless. Supplier contact me and let me know if its my error and I will change review.

Once dialing in the exposure settings for my anycubic photon mono (3.3-3.4sec per layer, which is double the time of any previous resins I’ve use ) I’ve yet to have any failed prints. I’ve used my rotary tool to sand prints, I’ve drilled into solid prints (not hollowed) with pin vice with ease and had no issues post processing prototype prints.

Not impressed so far. The detail is really good. The stickiness is hard to get rid of. Ive washed, washed and washed. Still some stickiness even after multiple passes on ultrasonic cleaner. Ive cured for 2 days and still sticky.

Please note: Im talking about wall thickness here, not overall dimensions - that is a matter of how accurate your printer is. This is the only resin that will print a wall thickness on a part that is equal to or a hair under the size of the drawing. Every other resin Ive seen prints .1mm - .2mm too thick due to light scatter in the resin during printing. So, this resin is good for structural parts from the getgo. Its still a DLP resin, and its still brittle, but its stronger than most of them. It does a fantastic job on negative details. Positive details, if theyre tiny, can get lost, as the resin does tend to underprint that tiny bit. Basically, as of right now, this resin has no competitor that I know of - you can simply design a part, print it, and install it. You dont have to shrink the file in your CAD program first to allow for oversized prints. NOTE: this resin likes to be printed at 28-30 degrees. It is EXTREMELY viscous.

They say the color is blu And the quality pure. Sad WW is gone but Jessie is back in the lab breaking quality Blu. I put this in my vat heat the chamber to 30C and Im just like yo yo yo what up *. Killer product every time.

This resin smells much stronger than the other resins Ive used (anycubic green and elegoo green red and transparent). So far 5 prints in and have yet to have one work fully, but slowly dialing it in on my Photon S.

Best I’ve used so far smell isn’t bad and good strength and durability

Fulfilled my wishes

Can’t get a good print with this resin. Maybe too cold, but still trying. Will update later