NOVA3D 3D Printer Resin, Low Shrinkage & Lower Odor 405nm UV-Curing 3D Printing Resin, High Precision Photopolyme Resin for All LCD/DLP/MSLA 3D Printers(Clear Blue, 1kg)

kncock on wood....Hadnt had a bad failed print yet.I forget to stir sometimes, so the print dye is a little off, but thats all me. Letting it sit in the vat too long.But I primer and paint them, so not a bother to me.

I needed some clear blue resin for the project seen in the pictures when I came across nova3d clear blue. What first grabbed my attention what the rich dark color in the picture as most clear blues are a pale color but as we all know colors can be deceiving. I decided to give it a try and I was not disappointed when I removed the cover of my printer hanging there was this beautiful clear blue waves. I absolutely love this color. My settings are also in the photos it printed off flawlessly and after a minute soaking in hot water the supports pealed off easily. I will be adding this resin as my goto resin for all my clear blue needs and looking forward to trying out more of their resins

Wonderful deep sapphire blue! I had some adhesion issues but that may be just a matter of my printing settings. I printer this landscape using a file for cults.com 60% scale. The jack skellington I tried to print to scale just would not come out and the curl was a nightmare. So there may be some tweaking I need to make for this resin. I plan to mix it will clear red to see if I can make a purple!Anycubic photon.05 layer height60 second X 8 bottom layers8 second regular layers

Printed great and supports barely leave marks, but I failed to realize that with transparent resins some UV gets past previously cured layers and can cure liquid resin behind those layers. These legs (model is Nadira by Atlas 3DSS) kinda lost a little detail because of that. I'll be reprinting them, but am sticking with this resin. The light source in the Whale3 is pretty intense compared to other 10" class resin printers, so I'll try redialing in settings with 80% intensity set in the slicer.

The resin is not even slightly blue, it is just clear resin in a bottle labeled clear blue. This listing is a scam, I was sent a replacement bottle and both are clear. It isn't even good resin for being clear, it's printing performance is below average in general and terrible for the price.

I received a bottle of the "Clear Blue". It was clear alright, but not blue at all. It appears that someone forgot to add the color pigment to the mix! It prints ok, but I needed the blue color.

Resin looks and works very well. The blue looks outstanding in the light and also prints very well. I used my elegoo mars on stock settings and couldnt ask for a better result. No fine tuning needed.

The Blue 3D printer resin undoubtedly stands out with its vibrant and appealing colors, creating visually striking prints that catch the eye effortlessly.Upon printing, the resin showcases an impressive visual quality; the finished products have an aesthetically pleasing appearance that makes them stand out. The color fidelity and finish are commendable, adding a touch of professionalism to the prints.However, while the colors shine, the print quality might not meet expectations for prints involving moving parts or intricate details. I encountered challenges with prints that had small spaces between moving parts, as the resin didn’t perform well in these scenarios. Unfortunately, these prints often failed, indicating limitations in the resin’s capability for such intricate designs.On the flip side, for static prints without intricate moving parts or tiny details, this resin performs admirably. It’s suitable for creating visually appealing static models or sculptures where intricate movements or minute details aren’t necessary.In summary, the Blue 3D printer resin excels in providing vibrant and visually striking colors, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of printed objects. However, it falls short when used for prints with moving parts or small spaces between details, making it more suitable for static prints rather than those requiring intricate functionalities.