Secrets of Resin 3D print. You will not hear this anywere else.

Tested resins characteristics from best to worst:
1. SirayaTech Build, super easy print, v. strong, max 100 deg C. My favourite resin by far :)
2. 50% SirayaTech Build, 50% SirayaTech Tanacious, easy print, strong, not brittle, max. 73 deg. C.
2. 50% SirayaTech Build, 50% Phrozen Nylon-Green, easy print, a little brittle but springy, max75 C.
3. SirayaTech Tanacious, moderate to print, very soft but not springy, not brittle, max 40 deg. C.
4. Phrozen Nylon-Green Tough, v. good resin, moderate to print, springy, not brittle, max 55 deg. C.
5. SirayaTech Simple, best beginner resin, super easy to print, very strong, brittle, max 70 deg. C.
6. Anycubic UV Tough Resin, very easy to print, medium brittle, max 50 deg. C.
7. SirayaTech Sculpt, medium brittle, a bit elastic, easy to break, ok to print, max 80 deg. C.
8. Liqcreate Premium Tough, hard to print, medium brittle, max 50 deg. C.
9. Phrozen TR300 High Temp Grey, very brittle, medium easy to print, max 100 deg. C.
10. Phrozen TR250 LV High Temp, very smelly, very brittle, hard to print, max 80 deg. C.
11. Phrozen Stiff Rock Black, slow to print, brittle, not really strong, max 70 deg. C.
12. Anycubic Craftsman Resin, easy to print, Very Brittle, max. 70 deg. C.
13. e-Sun eResin-PLA, very unpleasant smell, strong but brittle, easy to print, max 60 deg. C.
14. Liqcreate Clear Impact, Very hard to print, brittle, max. 53 deg. C.
15. Elegoo ABS-Like Translucent Clear, very smelly!, shrinks, brittle, max 60 deg. C.
16. SirayaTech Blue Clear V2, very smelly, difficult to print, elastic, max 45 deg. C.
17. Anycubic Standard Clear, very smelly, very brittle, shrinks, low detail of print, max 50 deg. C.
18. Anycubic EC UV Resin Clear, brittle, very easy to break. Not worth the money.
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[@FerociousPancake888]

“You will not hear this anywhere else.” This is said a lot, especially on KZbin. Things like that are used notoriously by people who clickbait and it ends up not being the case in their video. But in this video it’s actually true. There’s actually unique little gems of information all over this video and I’m all for it. Thanks for walking the walk after you talked the talk. Not many people do that and it’s refreshing to see someone who does.

[@sirayatech2]

Thanks for the mentions! "Buy big printer only when printing big" Real talk! We have a resin out now with low surface friction which provides additional usefulness in design and mixing. We just emailed you

[@hugo_bart]

siraya mecha? when will it available?

[@sirayatech2]

@@hugo_bart Fast Mecha is now available on Amazon US and will be available in EU later part of April. There will be also other types of Mecha resin coming in

[@hugo_bart]

@@sirayatech2 thanks for your answer. can you maybe give me a hint about the differences between BUILD and BLU? your website does not help here sadly

[@sirayatech2]

@@hugo_bart Build and Blu are quite different resin. Build is high resolution and precision (meaning it does not warp). It has not brittle but not super strong like Blu. The unique combination makes Build tappable and is a great resin for parts that require fit and resolution. A good example would be electronic cases. It is also quite easy to print. Blu is an engineering resin designed for high-strength applications. It has an excellent combination of hardness and impact resistance and is great for functional parts like fixtures and jigs. It is also pretty accurate. Blu is also more challenging to print than most of our resins, including Build. This is why users may mix Build and Blu to create a resin that is stronger than Build but not as challenging to print while still have excellent resolution and precision.

[@hugo_bart]

@@sirayatech2 thanks for the detailed explanation!

[@theelectricmonk3909]

This is a superb video, thank you SO MUCH for doing all the research, so we don't have to! I'm just about to dip my toe (not literally, I hope!) into the resin 3D printing world; the mind-boggling array of available resins and conflicting advice is, well, mind-boggling... So again, thanks! I shall be ordering some Siraya Tech resins for my new printer, as soon as I order the printer! The stand-out one for me was "go for a transparent/translucent" resin; it hadn't really occurred to me that with an opaque resin, the post-process cure wouldn't penetrate to the interior; but the instant you said it, it was so obvious. Really, it should be mandatory for anyone getting into this technology to watch this video!

[@jamestiller5119]

Extremely informative. Just bought a Gk-two to start prototyping some projects. Will definitely be looking at SirayaTech a-lot more closely, as they ship directly to New Zealand, which a-lot of manufactures ignore because we look quite small. Thank you for all your valuable testing and information, I hope lots more people see this video. Take my like!!!

[@pasadei]

Thank you, thank you very much. I had the same problem, spent days and $1000+ on resins to find the right one. I will definitely try Siraya too. I was lucky enough to find your video, the problem is that "Secrets of Resin 3D Printing. You won't hear it anywhere else." sounds like a clickbait and says nothing about the content. The video is very very useful, but thousands of users will ignore it because of the misleading title.

[@EDFjetRC]

Thank You. Would you be so kind and share the better title if You can? If you are wright it needs to be changed for better one.

[@ecarter2747]

Thanks to my uncle's new-found love of (slash, obsession with) HO-scale railways (after a half-century of general and R/C modelling) and his recent request for my assistance in his builds, I've spent the past week preparing and researching whilst waiting for my first 3D printer to be delivered. This is without doubt one of the best sources of information relevant to the kind of work that I know I'm going to be tackling (for both my uncle, and my own personal projects). You just explicitly stated/confirmed many things that others either glossed over, missed entirely, or I figured out myself. Your breakdown of resins/blends is invaluable, and saves me a lot of time/money before I even start.

[@thebestrcrepro]

This is the most informative video I have seen on 3D printing. Thanks for all your effort on testing the resins.

[@bentaylor9769]

I've only just discovered your channel. Even though this video is on the older side of the internet, I must say you have done a phenomenal job with your content. Direct, informational and appropriate to the topic of conversation. A big thank you from Sydney Australia 🦘.

[@tarzankom]

Thank you for making this video. I'm going to be buying my first 3D printer, a resin one, in about a month. This was the most informational single video I've seen looking around KZbin. I especially enjoyed your breakdown on the types of resins and how to "weld" them together using the original resin as a glue. I'd never heard that technique, but a lot of the pieces I want to print are in sections. So, this will be a big help.

[@newerarc4784]

Thank you so very much for this in depth review. Good information can never be too much. I am just moving over to edf jets from prop planes and I also like to design and build parts, but I have only ever use fdm 3d printer, so this video gave me more than enough information to give Resin printers a try. I am really interested in the result of your printed edf hope to see it. cheers

[@chipko]

We need more of these from you please. I love your jet videos but these are soooooo important!

[@RC-Flight]

What a great video! Thanks so much for taking the time too make it! Your experience and testing is most helpful! Wielkie dzięki!

[@pluviamest8942]

Amazing research! Yesterday i have ordered my Mono X and was looking for an expert opinion regarding materials and processing. Only here i found the answers. Keep on doing videos! It's ultimately the top quality analitycs. Much respect!

[@Splatterpunk_OldNewYork]

Just bought my first printer, and the SirayaTech Simple Clear you recommended. I am not disappointed, after doing my first validation test prints for optimal curing time I settled on 2.2 seconds, though 2 seconds looked good too. Everything comes out crisp and clean and very sharp. I print 6mm figurines, and they come out like the were ABS extruded into a mold, flawless. Washing said resin should, in my opinion, be done with a double action airbrush, first to spray off the excess resin back into the vat with air, and then use 15% alcohol to spray off the models getting into all the little spaces and holes. All airbrush. Also, do not blow dry the models like the manufacturer suggests, they are prone to shrinkage, wash, air dry or shake dry, cure. If you UV cure with water on the model, it will have little cracks all over it. Ask me how I know.

[@edmundtee9084]

Thank you for your video. I have been filament printing for some months and now i ready to move into resin printing. The printer just arrived few days ago and i have not start using until i have the exhaust system setup. But your study on the resin has ready shortened my time to evaluate the right resin to use! Well done! Keep posting your new findings and we appreciated your effort! Thank you!

[@cdfairchild]

Wow, I think this is one of the best resin printing videos that I've ever seen! Great work!

[@njcivicwagon1]

Great video. I’m a newbie to 3D printing and I found your tips very helpful about learning the difference between resins

[@claytondavis9325]

I just bought my first resin printer and this has given me such great information. I feel much more confident than a few minutes ago!

[@spork861]

I am positively shocked how good your tips were, especially stuff like the dipping into a alcohol resin mix to get a shiny finish. I haven't started printing yet but I've been researching this a lot and ill be starting soon, and that kind of tip was exactly a technique I was searching for.

[@RyanEdwardsVA]

Wow, I don't think I've ever seen such thorough work put into a breakdown of resins! Great work, and thank you for sharing. I use 3d printing for a completely different application (miniatures, like many do), and I still found this very informative. Awesome stuff! Humorously and somewhat unsurprisingly, Sirayatech is still the go-to for many in my side of the resin hobby as well; for minis, Tenacious often gets mixed in 1 part to 9 of Siraya Fast Navy Grey for maximum detail, fast print speed, and robust miniatures. Great products from that company.

[@mopesca]

I think you are the first person who compares the resins cross brands, very helpful! Had good experiences with Longer Red Clear resin (but I have a strong suspicion, that this is the same brand as Elegoo)

[@jetblackstar]

Really really appreciate you documenting all of this. You've likely saved me a huge amount of time and money. 👍

[@paullusty]

Whilst im not building jet rc planes, the information in this video is just what i was looking for! saved me from wasting a ton of money on other resins

[@TheNerfherder1000]

This video probably saved me hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars. I'll use your SirayaTech mix from now on! Thanks!!

[@pjamestx]

What an amazing analysis, thank you so much for sharing all of your work and results!

[@johnvowles9824]

Thank you, thank you very much indeed. I have just ordered my first 3D printer and could see that the choice of resin would be a nightmare. You have done a brilliant job of summarising your experience and provided some very valuable tips. Giving clear advice in the way you have is very rare in my experience and the most valuable because it is based on real life testing. You have done a fantastic job. Very best of luck with your flying and I hope that weather is kind to you :) Cheers.

[@luchohenry2]

The best 3d printing videos I had seen. Thank you for your después research and great details.

[@chrisconway1927]

I have been 3D printing for a long time, I have been resin printing for about 6 yrs. I also spent lots of $$ on resin, I also came up with a similar mixture for machine parts. I have blu added to my mix for my particular needs. I hope people understand the great video you provided and the idea that you can mix resins to change properties. Awesome educational video! Bravo!!

[@aaronhavens8167]

This was the best video I have watched on Resin printing for actual production of items other than figures. i really enjoyed it!

[@petitekusa]

By far, the best video and best value video on 3d PRINTING . Period. Thank you!

[@timothytilley5594]

Thank you for your research, and sharing it. I will watch this video many times, and try to absorb all of the information. Just starting into resin printing, and felt lost. This helps me feel like I just took a Good, Solid Step towards successful printing.

[@user-jm7se9cf3u]

DUUUDE YOU ARE A BOSS! this is the type of video review ane explanation I like to the point REAL info not just regurgitated bs. THANK YOU keep em comin!

[@tschulian891]

One of the best resin studys on yt, big thanks to you!! Good job

[@BillsWorkbench]

Thank you for taking the time and sharing your knowledge on 3d printing. I hope to get started again with Resin printing. I gave up because it was so messy. I am going to give Siraya a try.

[@nigeleyeit]

thankyou i can appreciate how many hrs of testing you did. thanks for the results.

[@imagisign]

Thank you so much, Wojtek, for sharing your learnings and experience openly with the RC community. At times this can become a daunting hobby and having you share your experience benefits everyone! Greetings from Germany and keep up the amazing work!

[@a1hamer]

Big thank you for sharing your knowledge on resin printing. Saw many videoos but your video explaining this is by far the best. I have a fdm but want to dive into resin. I would recommend this video you combine humor and inside knowledge superbly and no distracting useless muzak. Again big thank you from the Netherlands.

[@roguemotionllc]

Thank you for taking the time to make this! I have an FDM printer and have wanted to jump into resin.

[@ThecyberartistG.Greene]

I appreciate this video, I just purchased the same printer and a wash and cure station. I have been looking at resins and what was needed supply wise. I really think you hit the all check marks on researching and testing. I love this as it will save me and many others on cost for starting up and getting to printing. Thank you again.

[@clairestrickland5140]

this is amazing. Thanks so much for testing all the resins and sharing what you found!

[@tomstark7916]

not a long video when it's interesting, I learned a ton! Well done as usual.

[@hlp8043]

You are a true hero my man, thanks for all the testing and the destilling of all the info. You really helped me to decide with wich resins i should start for my proyects, thank you very much!

[@vodahlava]

wow this video popped up in my YT feed and I have found it invaluable in my "preparation" for eventual resin printer acquisition. I'm printing FDM and have watched videos here and there about resin, to just be aware of what people use/results/quality/etc. And yes, this video covered all of the other things that I am sure will be very useful, when I will finally get a resin printer. I especially like the trick about the post-wash to get a smooth shiny finish. Also the advice on attaching resin parts. These kinds of details ;) and let's not forget the "cookbook" of resin mixes ;) and such... really illustrate the degree of detail and testing that you have put into finding the perfect solution for your needs. This video was a joy to watch, and I hope there will be future videos like this, to cover the things that no one else does. Appreciate your effort and sharing your pains+success in this video ^_^

[@AntiVaganza]

Me too. Same boat as you - was in the research phase and this one came in super handy!:)

[@jerryplews1023]

Brilliant video. The answer to every queastion and a money saver. 200% well done. Thank you

[@brad7141]

amazing tip. Love seeing people as intelligent as you sharing there profession with the rest of us. thanks for the amazing tip!

[@nlpx]

This Video is pure Gold! Thank you very much for your effort!

[@edwalker7400]

Thank you for posting the Resin tests and info - just what I needed as a beginner - saved me a ton of money as I was ordering the brittle resins and need hard robust prints. Great Content !

[@XeniraX]

I appreciate you sharing all of your hard work and experimentation and results with us, thank you!

[@Xraller]

Exactly the info I was looking for. Thank you!

[@IvanJakesevic]

One of the best and honest reviews!

[@craycle]

Thank you for this beautiful and detailed experience transfer video! This is actual helpful for anyone who wanted to enter to SLA printing!

[@donaldripper3354]

Excellent! Thank you, I learned a lot from you. Thanks from Australia.

[@nuchbutter]

I'm loving my Form 3, but I haven't used it since we moved back to take care of my parents a year ago! Thanks for this video, I'm now inspired to go dig it out from the mess that is two combined households! I have many of my own edf designs that need printed and tested!

[@kaywoodparsons1874]

Awesome information! I didn't even realize how important it was by actually using smoky black or clear resin. To let the UV penetrate through the design! So good!

[@Txgsync]

Wonderful video! As a new resin printer owner designing & printing RC model aircraft on a tight budget, I’m grateful you lent me your expertise!

[@timbritzjr4099]

Great information! I appreciate all the hard work ( and expense ) you've gone through for us. Happy Flying!

[@stanstocker8858]

Thank you! This is wonderful information, and sharing these results after so much work and expense is very generous. Again, thank you.

[@Leon-ph7br]

Loved this video, especially your findings on resin mixing! Thank you!

Outstanding video! Thanks for being so attentive and explaining everything thoroughly

[@jetpathar]

Hi Wojtek, very interesting (as usual), especially on a new subject this time. I'm using a Formlabs-3 since one year for professional purpose and printing with Tough-2000 resin which is crazy expensive (€200/liter) and it doesn't mean that it is better than others but with Formlabs there is no other choice than using their own resin, this is why I almost bought also the Anycubic Photon Mono X for hobby purpose. Most resin printers reviewers talk only about figurine results but never about mechanical parts which is what I'm printing with the Formalbs. Now you showed us what we can do with such printer when using the right resin and following good advices, that's great ! Resin printing will give us for sure new opportunities to explore and develop in the RC models and EDF area. BTW I received my BH Viper XL two days ago ;-) Thank you for sharing all your experience, very helpful !

[@EDFjetRC]

Great to hear that :)

[@Leos-World]

Thanks so much for making and posting the video!

[@aq-xe6oe]

Really an awesome video with a lot of new information and I saw a ton of 3dprinting videos before. Thank you very much.

[@VelourYeti]

I am just starting my journey with 3D printing and this video helped tremendously! Thank you!

[@TheEnd]

Thanks, happy printing!

[@PurchenZuPoden]

Thank you very much for your hard and exhausting work and thank you very much for sharing your knowledge with us!

[@ILoveMyBikes]

Fascinating!

[@naybordesign]

Thank you for making this video. It is very informative and it saves a lot of time and money. Thank you.

[@iamjustaclone]

Hi really informative video, thanks! I also went through a number of resins, but for making moulds that can resist high temps, for now ended up also with Siraya Tech, but with Sculpt Ultra White.

[@travers114]

This is a superb video! Thank you so much for sharing your experience.

[@r4dius]

The only video needed to get into resin printing, thanks for the infos :)

[@minime8389]

Awesome video! Thank you for sharing your experience!

[@newmicro]

This was very helpful. Thanks for making the video, from a beginner!

[@cahePL]

Wojtek, thanks for a great video, this is a treasure trove of information :)

[@garrykraemer8993]

Outstanding Presentation! I'm slowly following in your foot steps. I found Siraya tech build, but have not considered mixing resins. This information is a "Gold Mine" for me! I also fly RC airplanes, but I'm too old to fly fast like you! Thank you! Best Regards.

[@morgancaughlin5298]

Thank you so much for this excellent information and for sharing your experimental findings.

[@stefaanc9998]

I'm really impressed how thoroughly and scientificaly you investigated the different resins! I wanted to write 'Deutsche grundlichkeit' , but since you're Polish I won't ! ;) Greetings from Belgium.

[@pixelupper]

Thank You for all of this Hard Work

[@3dtechnologies153]

Great job! I enjoyed your video.

[@mirage2598]

wow thanks so much for sharing your research. super appreciated. definitely subscribing

[@philflip1963]

Really useful information that as you say I have not found anywhere else. Thanks very much and best wishes for the future, I have subscribed.

[@chipko]

Such a great and informative video. I wish i saw this last night before i ordered filters and gloves! Subcribed!

[@duke0102]

Thank you very much for this video. Definitely a few things I didn't know.

[@ruftime]

21:20 🤯💥Wow, I watched hundreds of videos and no mention of color/ curing trade off! Also one of the few resin printer videos addressing the characteristics R/C modelers need in resin. Just unpacked my new Prusa Sl1S last nite, looks like I need to order some different resins, thank you for the short cut. Greetings from SoCal😎

[@spacep0d]

Fantastic info. Thanks for all of your hard work and testing!

[@timosdinkydetailing]

Thank you for this video Wojtek, and, of course, the great recommendations. A bonus for me is that Siraya has excellent files for exposure times, which work great on the first try.

[@Kettenhund75]

I am new to the SLA printing world. I have had my filament printer for about a year now and I am still learning something every day. I purchased a used Nova3D Bene4 two days ago and have been binging on information before purchasing supplied. Thank you so much for putting the effort into your tests and then sharing your knowledge here. I will be subbing to your channel. Frohe Weihnachten!

[@ronr6450]

Outstanding. Thankyou for your time and contribution.

[@vitaemecha]

I have been printing for 2 years and I still learned something new, especially about the best resins. Although I am not in the same sphere as you, I print and paint miniatures.

[@ragnakim]

thank you for sharing this. you are amazing!!!

[@sinistermoon]

Thank you for your dedication to the hobby!

[@buehlercarbonworks]

Best research by far !

[@rafaellegaspitalavera3232]

this is a very important post! thanks a lot!!!!!

[@zdenekholy2634]

Wow ... THEEE BEST WIDEO ABOUT RESIN 3D PRINTING FOR BEGGINER. And I have have to say a BIG THANK YOU for your dedication to this topic and test/research you did. Naprawde, Pan sobie nie wie ani wyobrazic, jak duzo sie z Pana widea nauczylem. Glownie te testy ... za to ma Pan pelny szacun i naprawde Pana podziwiam. Sam (prawie dzis) chcialem sobie kupic Elegoo Saturn 2 8K i do tego resin Siraya ... ale dzieki Panu sie na chwile powztrzymam i jeszcze do nich napisze, bo potrzebuje coz, co wytrzyma temperature 130C. Tak jak Pan opowiadal, widzialem na "x" resinach pisane, ze sa mega wytrzymale (jezeli chodzi o temeprature) ... ale nie zauwazylem info o tym, ze to trzeba najpierw utwierdzic w "piekarniku" albo inaczje to "przygotowac" na cieplo. Wielkie dzieki za filmik, info i mam nadzieje ze Pan zrobi jeszcze nastepne widea tego typu :).

[@brandonscott3012]

Really appreciated the video. Thanks for sharing your discovery 😊

[@Sojiira]

Awesome, great info! Thanks

[@blockpostsoftware]

Nearly all the KZbin vids out there are a waste of time. But this one is brilliant! It is so good because it is made by someone who is printing for a purpose and who cares about the results he gets. Naprawdę bardzo dziękuję za całą ciężką pracę i zainwestowany czas i pieniądze.

[@mikealitytv3524]

Thankyou so much for the very informative video i never even thought you could mix the different resins 🙂

[@2econd428]

This is incredible information, thank you so much!

[@robertorusso3192]

Incredibly useful your video! Thanks for the efforts you gave for us.