Fantastic video, and thank you for doing these tests and comparisons. With so many resins out there, it is extremely useful to have a point of comparison, as well as a discussion of what is different. This is the sort of video I wish there was more of. Unfortunately you are one of the only people doing this. So thank you again, you've made my 3D printing journey much easier.

@GrayScalpMiniatures

Жыл бұрын

Hey there, really glad you found it helpful. It's a different spin that I wanted to try after getting feedback on my earlier resin review videos. Hopefully they will continue to help people out.

Really appreciate the durability tests. Useful info not found anywhere. Would have liked a side-by-side of the same mini in the elegoo-abs just to see the difference in color/details. Also a quick overview of if it prints faster/slower than elegoo would have been great.

@GrayScalpMiniatures

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback. I’ll definitely get those bits added to future comparisons. I’ve not noticed any difference in speed for printing.

I would recommend using the ST Navy Grey, it's a bit tougher and looks way better just out of the printer

@GrayScalpMiniatures

Жыл бұрын

Good tip. Ill have to take a look!

@rickmoreno6858

6 ай бұрын

Dang it I was about to buy the navy grey, but I decided not to thank you for info

This is my go-to resin, never have any issues with it.

love this type of content

As some other have pointed out you should really try their Fast Navy Grey! It’s a completely different resin with much better characteristics and looks!

I use JAMGHE Chitusystems Conjure Sculpt in the Grey (I like seeing the details). Found it gives better detail and much more flexibility than the Anycubic Grey and the Anycubic Eco Grey I started with. Only downside is the exposure. For my machine to get all my presupported models to print successfully, I run the exposure at 4.2. Speedy? No. Flexible and highly detailed? Absolutely

@GrayScalpMiniatures

Жыл бұрын

I've used the Jamghe Conjure and found it to be extremely flexible. Might have to revisit it and give it another proper testing with a DnD Monster Manual. Found the same exposure situation as you.

You should look into tough resin. I have used JAMGHE Chitubox, Mika3D, and Reisone TH72 tough resins. So far I found Reisone TH72 resin to be the winner so far.

@GrayScalpMiniatures

Жыл бұрын

I've used the Jamghe ones and found them to be pretty good. I'll have a look at the others you've listed as well thanks!

Have you tried the Elegoo ABS like V2 yet? I keep looking at it but not yet bit the bullet as i'm quite new to 3D printing & only just got my Saturn printing reliably

anyone know if this resin works with the anycubic m5s high speed print settings?

Where did you get the miniature files that are displayed in this video? :)

@GrayScalpMiniatures

Жыл бұрын

The mindflayers and monsters are by Mammoth Factory Games, the demons that got smashed up are by One Page Rules

@rym8674

Жыл бұрын

@@GrayScalpMiniatures Thank you very much. Have a nice day and keep up the great content!

i use sunlu abs like and i swear its thougher

@FamIly-pv3cw

7 ай бұрын

True, i've been using that and it somehow was crazy cheap and I don't see any other resin having a better bend property than sunlu, but it's out of stock everywhere now

@andrewoffermann1905

7 ай бұрын

sunlu abs like is out of stock? if thats what yr saying i just bought 2 2000 kg abs like grey for 76$@@FamIly-pv3cw

Tyson Fury is that you???

@GrayScalpMiniatures

Жыл бұрын

Retired from the public eye to build a miniature printing and painting brand 😂

This is becoming my favorite resin. Anycubic resin is junk. Haven't used any other than those 2.