SUNLU 2000G ABS Like Resin for 3D Printer, 405nm UV Curing Photopolymer Rapid 3D Resin for 2K 4K 6K 8K LCD/DLP/SLA 3D Printers, Non-Brittle & High Precision & Low Shrinkage, 2KG, Grey

My go to resin. Great color, always sticks to the bed fine. I like the lighter colors because they are more transparent and help with post curing. Print quality is always on point. Never had any issuse. Not super thick like some resins wich helps with better flow across the vat for the next layer. They always have deals going on. I usually take the abs like and the standard and mix them 2/1 and that makes it less brittle.

Never had any issues with a Sunlu product. The resin consistently prints well, washes easily and cures nicely. Cured resin is easy to paint, often without the use of primer. After trying a few other brands, Sunlu is my go to resin.

I’m new to 3d printing, I have a Saturn 8k printer which has the build plate capacity for some larger scale table top miniature creatures and terrain. After a week of delight printing 28mm minis with standard resin I was eager to try printing some gloriously colossal dragons. I chose some models that were probably not the best for beginners, having lots of delicate features, very long and thin antennas, horns, whiskers, stuff like that. I was clumsily breaking all these details in post print clean up and assembly. Among other learning, I thought to try a more durable resin to see if I could be more successful. I had ordered a translucent standard resin marketed on Amazon under the name Jayo that I was pleased with, I had noticed on the resin bottle label it was licensed under Sunlu, what precisely that means, I can’t be certain, but I suspected it was simply that Jayo produces and sells resins based on Sunlu formulas. Having experienced good results with that product, when I saw the Sunlu ABS-like resin offered at such a low price for the 2000 ml size package, I felt it was worth giving it a try. I had never used another abs-like resin before so I can’t say it is or is not as good as the other brand that may cost 2 to 3x as much, but what I can tell you is that I am pleased with how this abs-like resin is performing in my application. It is a thicker viscosity than standard resin and following the results of two benchmark prints, I had to adjust my exposure time up 0.5 seconds, but that was all it took to start printing successful large scale models with details that can stand up to my fumbling! The new prints had much greater flex and durability, I dropped a 12 hour print on the hardwood floor after taking it out of the UV curing box and it survived without loosing horn or claw! The resin comes very well packaged, the jug is sealed in a bag, inside a fitted air bubble sleeve inside a cardboard box. The 2 liter jug is an elongate shape that is easy to hold while pouring and is stable when returning resin through a funnel. The resin came with some funnel filters also, a nice surprise. The Sunlu ABS-like resin seems more consistent from the bottle, like it stays well blended better, than the standard resin I have used. Even when I add more of this resin to a vat I have printed from a couple times, when I mix it with the silicone spatula it seems to combine more readily, at least from the visual perspective. I see the same fine details in my prints, it washes just as easily and does not have any more odor than the standard resin I have been using but it is noticeably more durable…and yet somehow actually costs less. I haven’t found anything to dislike about this resin and at the cost, I can’t see a reason not to use it for all my minis and enjoy a little extra klutz insurance. Maybe other ABS resins are better- I would not know, but for a hobby printer creating miniatures, this resin meets all my needs and expectations while the lower cost allows me to print more stuff than I could possibly paint in a lifetime. Try it, you’ll like it!

I’ve been running this ABS-like resin through my printer lately and the results are fantastic. The standout feature for me is the finish. It gives off a really nice matte look once the print is done which makes the details pop a lot more than the typical shiny resins I’ve used in the past. It is also very easy to clean off. I didn’t have to spend forever scrubbing the parts in the wash station to get them looking crisp and ready for curing. As for the scent it definitely has that typical resin smell but it isn't nearly as aggressive as some of the other brands I have tried. You still want good ventilation of course but it doesn't take over the entire room the second you crack the bottle open. It’s a solid reliable resin that is easy to work with and looks great right off the build plate.

TLDR: this is a fantastic abs-like resin, without even taking the incredible price point into consideration. It is my new go-to miniature printing resin. Some background: I almost exclusively 3D print miniatures for D&D, and have experienced all the frustration of incredibly brittle minis that practically explode if dropped during gameplay. I experimented with mixing standard resins (Anycubic and Elegoo) with flexible ones like Siraya Technical and was pleased with the results but struggled with the high price point of the flexible resins, even when blending it with normal resins. Per the advice of several YouTube videos, I decided to try abs-like resins. The Review: so far, I am incredibly pleased with the results. I was so excited to try it, I went ahead and ran a set of prints with my usual blended resin settings (not far off from the Anycubic default settings) with no modifications. Based on the results and a quick RERF I think this resin actually would do fine or better with slightly shorter cure times. Overall, the detail is still the outstanding quality I’ve come to expect from my 3D prints. Support removal was marginally more difficult, and there was more support scarring than usual on larger prints, nothing that can’t be sanded out though. And that issue might be fixed with shorter cure times. I haven’t done any drop testing but the parts feel very sturdy while still maintaining good flex at the thin points - I easily bent the trident of a mini 45 degrees without it coming close to breaking or permanently warping out of shape (see last photo). There are YouTube videos out there though with drop tests with abs-like resins and they tend to outperform everything by a significant margin. Finally, frankly, the quality for price on this resin can’t be beat. I’ve see sales where you can get 2kg for $40, which is less than most standard resins. Once I finish off the rest of my resin collection, I won’t be printing with anything else.

Worked well on some projects I had. I was a little disappointed, however, in its viscosity. It seemed to collect in odd places, like around the bases of lettering. But in other places, it was fine. Very odd. Overall, though, I was happy with its quality and performance and I'd probably use it again. I'm trying Elegoo 8K now, though, so compare.

I decided to try this ABS-Like resin based on some video recommendations and reviews since I was looking for an inexpensive option for printing tabletop miniatures. I’m extremely happy with the results. It’s not brittle like standard resins can be. It prints beautifully and dialing in the correct profile was very easy. I have printed dozens of miniatures with it and I’ve had zero issues with adhesion. It’s not super thick and I get fantastic detail consistently. Once my settings were dialed in, the only failures I’ve had have been due to my inexperience with supports. It’s not as durable as more expensive ones but it’s definitely worth the price. Very happy and definitely recommend it.

I love this resin you get a lot for the price I get great print quality with it haven’t had a failed print so I would say it got good adhesion the prints have some good flexibility to them tho I would make parts that need to be flexed with this resin and almost no smell overall a great resin

Resina ottima, stampa eccezionale

resina molto robusta e di bell'aspetto, tempi di esposizione ridotti

Ottima resina super resistente usata con anycubic photon mono 7 basso odore e risultati perfetti come testimoniano le foto ricomprerò sicuramente

Je viens de finir mon premier litre de Water-wash ABS , après avoir passé un an avec de la simple water-wash de la marque, et je suis conquis. 100% de réussite à l'impression, avec un retrait imperceptible à l'assemblage de plusieurs pièces par exemple. L'odeur par contre est plus forte et cette résine est également plus collante avant passage à la machine de curing. Mais une fois fait, c'est nickel ! La matière semble au toucher vraiment plus "souple" et casse moins facilement en tombant (eh oui j'ai parfois deux bras gauche ;-). Je suis conquis, dommage que le prix soit encore si élevé !