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ELEGOO Water Washable 3D Printer Resin
Lcd 3D Printer Clear Blue 500 G, Rapid Resin 405Nm Lcd Uv Curing Standard Photopolymer Resin, The Elegoo Water Washable 3D Printer Resin
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Around 63% of reviews were positive and about 34% were negative.
Final Score:
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What buyers say about ELEGOO Water Washable 3D Printer Resin
I have been using the clear blue for a while now, and it has made some wonderful prints, so I will probably keep using it.
This is a pretty good printer for the price, it's pretty easy to make and it's pretty easy to clean too, so it's a good option for anyone who wants to make their own printer.
It is capable of the same ultra fine detail as the best resins. I am not disappointed in the slightest.
If you have used standard resins before, you probably will need to beef up some model supports, but that is not much of a problem.
A friend of mine used clear green resin to make prints for him, and I was unsure if it was good because they seemed brittle, but it seemed sturdier, so fewer chips or breaks.
Common Questions
What should be the settings for any photon?
If you want to calculate this, you can use the recommended settings for your resin on the Ameralabs site.
What is the maximum temperature for the cured resin?
The heat deflection temperature is about 80.
Do you have a way of disposal with the water that comes out of the sun cure?
I rinse my prints in a bucket of water, then I go to an Ultrasonic cleaner with a mix of water and Mr. Clean, and do a final rinse in cool, running water for a minute or two.
Will it work with Formlabs Form2?
Yes. It can work with the Formlabs printer.
I'm a new to 3d printing and I'm wondering if this water washable resin will work with my printer.
It's good to make sure to test your printer to make sure you get the right settings for it, as different resins react differently to different printers.
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