ELEGOO Water Washable 3D Printer Resin, Rapid LCD Resin 405nm UV-Curing Standard Photopolymer Resin for LCD 3D Printing Clear Green 1000G
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Color: Green
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- Water Washable, no IPA Needed Instead of using IPA to clean up the prints, you can use tap water to wash the prints, save your money on IPA. ELEGOO 3D resin is formulated with high-quality pigments and photoinitiators, so that each model printed has beautiful color display just like an artwork.
- Fast Curing and Excellent Fluidity ELEGOO water washable has low viscosity and excellent fluidity. It can be rapid prototyping, developed to reduce printing time, great for making functional parts.
- High Precision and Low Shrinkage ELEGOO UV resin has excellent stiffness and toughness, specially designed for reducing volume shrinkage during the photocuring process, which bring smooth surface with great resolution for print model.
- Wide Applications It is not only suitable for our ELEGOO MARS/SATURN series printer but also compatible with most DLP/LCD resin printers. Works best with the LCD 3D Printers.
- Multiple Safety PackagingELEGOO 3D resin have designed Leak-proof bottle, special bag and strong paper boxes to ensure the safety of transportation and storage. Multiple packaging ensures that ELEGOO resin will not leak during transportation.
Brand: ELEGOO
Material: Resin
Color: Green
Item Weight: 1000 Grams
Unit Count: 35.274 Ounce
Package Dimensions : 9.69 x 3.98 x 3.9 inches; 2.2 Pounds
Date First Available : December 2, 2020
Manufacturer : ELEGOO
Best Sellers Rank: #48,790 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #79 in 3D Printing Liquid #764 in 3D Printing Filament
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Customer Reviews: 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 815 ratings
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Color: Green
AnyCubic Photon. I have been using opaque resins up to this point. Before I started printing a friend would print things for me and he used this clear green resin. I wasn't sure what to think because they seemed to come out brittle. Thr opaque would as well, but it seemed sturdier, so fewer chips or breaks. I also wanted to try a water-wash up just for the ease of use and clean up. I was tired of the IPOH smell and handling. I read the reviews, they seemed relatively positive, so I figured I'd give it a shot. I'll go over everything, briefly. 1st: Smell. It has the same smell as the IPOH clean up resin, however the smell isn't as strong. It's significantly less, but the smell is not gone. Make note of that. Don't expect no scent. Same, just weaker. 2nd: Detail. Superb. It is capable of the same ultra fine detail the best resins are capable of. I am not disappointed in the slightest. I wasn't sure if the slight change in chemistry from the two different bases would make a difference. It did not. Very pleased with the detail. 3rd: Strength/flexibility. Even after curing, this retains rigidity while still having just a little bit of play in it. It feels like it could withstand more of a drop than my previous resins. This makes me less nervous about printing minis that might get knocked off the gaming table. Don't get me wrong, I don't think it would survive a drop from 6ft, but I think it would fare better (less shatter) than other resins. 4th: Reliability/print failures. OK, so this impressed me. I had a few plates that just refused to print on my previous resin. Something, somewhere would go wrong, if not be a complete failure. I know, sometimes it's luck of the draw. But I've printed between 5-10 plates on this already, and haven't had a single failure. All settings exactly the same as the opaque IPOH resin, didn't even adjust the FEP film tightness. Those 5-10 plates included several that had previously refused to print. 5th: Print Clean up. I mean, you swish it in water like you used to do with IPOH. No vapors from your solution. And it cleans up perfectly fine. I thought maybe it wouldn't quite clean off everything without a harsher solvent. Nope. Perfect. Wipe down the plate or tray with a wet cloth. It actually leaves SIGNIFICANTLY less residue on the FEP. And by significantly less, I mean almost none. See my 6th point. 6th: Salvaging resin. So, using the opaque resin, I would have to filter the remainder to get the artifacts or general nastiness out of the used resin in order to try and salvage some of it for future prints. It became milky and thick in some areas, and was just a pain to clean. The FEP would remain cloudy until I cleaned it one or two more times. Not with this. After my first plate, I pulled the vat out and was going to do my regular cleaning process. But I looked at it and saw no artifacts or blemishes in the liquid. I held it above my head and look at the light through it. Crystal clear. Nothing on the FEP, nothing floating, it looked perfect. "Hmm...why not?" I thought. I slid it back in, no cleaning at all, using exactly the same resin as the first print and ran another plate. Perfect print. I pulled it out and looked again. Clear. Let's do this. Perfect print. Checked again--clear. In fact, I haven't washed or replaced the resin at all in those 5-10 prints, and they're still coming out perfectly. I figure I'll keep going until I notice something. 7th: Paintability. Once cleaned and cured, it takes (acrylic) paint with no priming. I put on a base coat of paint in whatever color I choose, but I don't use a primer per say. The paint stays on solidly and doesn't chip or wipe away like some other materials without primer, even after use. I know this won't matter to some people, but to my tablet top gamers out there that like to print their own minis--that's just one more thing you don't have to worry about. This surprised me. No idea if it works with non-acrylic options like oil based. I'm sticking with this product.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2021 by 3angels08
Color: Black
This is my go-to Resin for awhile, and I love it. I used Mean Green to clean and the prints came out lovely. I have several large figures. There is a small problem with brittleness and pieces snapping, so I do try to be careful and not drop anything, but the detail is amazing that comes out.
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2021 by Kristen Peach
Color: Red
I was even able to cure at 2 seconds per layer instead of the 8 seconds for normal layers (they list 8 on the bottle). Only failed a couple of prints, my fault, because I didn't lay out the model correctly and I didn't use supports. A lot bigger learning curve to resin printers than my original FDM. The color isn't as red as I would like though. It's like a mix of red a fuchsia, but I didn't take a star off for that. Used about 3/4's of the 1000g bottle so far, and my prints look great. Sadly the price when up since I purchased it. $41 a whack gets pricey after a bit. People have complained that these resins leave a dry look to the model (and other resins), and they do, so I found that after your print is done, cleaned, dried, and cured, use a small paintbrush to apply a thin layer of resin to the entire surface area of the model. Then cure it again for 2-3 minutes. It will be glossy and look great! Posting pics of the green, one right out of the printer (after cleaning and curing), one using the method to make it glossy. I have the red, but also bought their green as well. Pics are the green resin.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2021 by V V
I made several pieces and went through this entire bottle. The adhesion is too good with the recommended exposure times, so I give it 4 stars. Not very durable since every water washable resin has no flex, give, or bend. Color is nice and the resin works good overall considering it is water washable. Sets like a stone, absolutely zero durability, easily water washable, and too much adhesion. Over all 4 stars compared to Anycubic water washable resin.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2023 by BG
This wasn’t exactly what I thought when I ordered it. I had hoped for a lower temp color change, but this one doesn’t shift until 122F. The print quality was great otherwise
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2024 by Trevor
Color: Grey
This is a great resin for 3D printed miniatures. On my Mars 2 Pro (2k mono-screen printer) it shows amazing details, and doesn't seem as weak/brittle as some other water-washable materials I've used. If you've used standard resins before now you probably will need to beef up some of your model supports, but that's not a huge deal. Pre-supported models seem to do fine - I've had one or two minimally-supported models fail using this, but was able to add in some additional supports to easily fix the issue. The main benefit is ease of cleaning: I keep a bucket of water by my printer, which I swish my build plate in before transferring the models to an ultrasonic cleaner. When the water in the bucket and in my ultrasonic cleaner gets cloudy, I combine them in the bucket then put it out in the sun to cure the resin (which settles in the bottom). I then pour off the bulk of the water so the resin sludge in the bottom can fully cure for disposal.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2021 by Matthew Cook