SparkMaker Low-Cost 3D SLA Resin for 3D Printing UV-Curing Resin 355-420 nm(500g)

My FHD Sparkmaker arrived and I did not know which resin I wanted to start with. For just a few dollars more I went for the clear resin. Had my first print and overall it was an ok print. Yes, a build error occured and the model is missing some features. I think I might have caused the error also 😑. After I removed the part I noticed the material color is more amber than clear. Even when cool white led lights are shined through the part it glows amber (warm white). In the marketing the parts do not appear these color. My resin was produced November 2018

Great resin, great prints. Cleaning is difficult, but that's to be expected. Be sure to have 99% alcohol on hand for cleaning the resin tank of your printer, the prints, and any spillage. If you're using this with a Sparkmaker printer, also be sure to have a set of strong uv lights to finish the curing process. This resin should finish with an opaque and hard surface. Any amount of tackiness left on your prints is just a matter curing and cleaning.

Only one good print on a Anycubic Photon. And it was a very small piece. Shook it. Changed it to every single kind of exposure setting I could thing of. It either didn't stick to the build plate, stuck to the print bed, or even worse glued the two together.

This is an excellent product. I use it to print minis for my D&D games and found it to be less brittle than other resins which is good for the type of miniatures that print.

This is a decent resin to use with the snapdragon maker thingy, wait this is for the sparkmaker sla printer. Um yeah the resin seems to be resin but the sparkmaker well not so sure about how many sparks it makes yet

Clearer than Monoprice Rapid. Yellows with longer-term UV exposure though.

good

Clear resin, works well in a SparkMaker3D UV printer.