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)

first time using nylon resin, i have to say very much enjoyed the product. one thing i did find out, long cure times make the coloring fade.

I really like this resin with my Anycubic Photon. It prints well and easily. It bonds to the build plate quite well which prevents the failed prints Ive had with other resins caused by the print detaching from the build plate. Prints are a little flexible and quite strong compared to most resins. This resin doesnt create the most detailed prints possible, but when I need a part thats durable and printed to a certain dimension, Siraya Blu is what I go for. One small catch: this resin is best printed at 30C. That may require the addition of a heater to your printer. I added one to my Photon along with a temperature controller for just a little time and money.

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.

This resin does an awesome job wen it comes to delicate parts. Ive used it to print parts that have a .8MM diameter with resounding success. It does take a little bit of time to clean up using Isopropyl alcohol as an agent. But the parts are very good.

Only reason it did not get 5 stars was because one of the bottles was leaking when I got it. Other than that this stuff is great! I will buy again!

High quality photoresin, cures to high transparency. Odor isn’t that bad, strength has been good as well.

Why it does not give me the opportunity to invite my address to the blu? He lets me order only the clear..

It does yellow a bit while curing but it is really strong. You could bang the output against your desk (my wife did) and not break. I did drop from 5’ onto my garage floor a long but skinny item and it broke cleanly but I honestly would expect anything similar shape out of most materials would of

UPDATE: After Siraya Tech got back with me about the Blu Obsidian Black resin I worked with them on the settings. This helped some, but I was still getting failures. I then decided to try Vroom settings and that yielded in very successful prints. I wanted to share my settings here so if other are also having printing issues they can use these settings to test. Layer Height: .05 Bottom Count: 5 Exposure Time: 2.5s Bottom Exposure Time: 25s Transition Layer Count: 10 Transition Type: Linear Rest Time Before Lift: 0s Rest Time After Lift: .15s Rest Time After Retract: 1s Bottom Lift Distance: 7 Lifting Distance: 7 Bottom Lift Speed: 180 Lifting Speed: 180 Bottom Retract Speed: 200 Retract Speed: 200 Hope that these settings helps others... =============================================================================== I had high hope for this resin. However, failure after failure. Performed 20 calibration test, 10 test prints...all failures. Tested exposure time supplied from Siraya Tech, and e everything from 1s to 6s...resin at 87 f. Just dont understand why it is such a pain. I reached out to Siraya Tech...nothing back after days.

Not only is this the most dimensionally accurate resin Ive used, its very durable. Also, with it being mostly transparent I know its 100% cured and Im not sending customers resin bombs.