Rigid 3D Printer Resin, High Precision Engineering-Like 405nm UV Resin for Functional Gadgets & Articulated Figures, Low Shrinkage for 8K/12K Printers (Black, 1kg)

First the packaging - box was well sealed and inside the box was an inflated bag that held the bottle, very impressed with its packaging. Second, the bottle - again great design and seals well, however I would question if money could be saved in manufacturing and passed to the user because the bottle is metal and very well made. this is not a negative point but more an observation on production costs. Third, the print quality - very good quality once I sorted the settings out, having used a few different types of tough resins I can say this lives up to its name. Prints are flexible but also hold ridged, a great balance, the quality is not lost in the detail like others in its category. I am very impressed with the resin. lastly settings - I would recommend testing first before jumping in to larger prints, I made this mistake and though I know everything, however after a few tests I found that sweet spot. I have printed wands to airsoft suppressors and it holds up very well.

Id been struggling with 3D printing. Wet resin patches after scrubbing the models, brittle parts, separation... First time buying this and it's clean resin that snaps off the support sharply. It's so cheap. It has little droop and it just has beautiful crispness. This is maybe a good batch I have, but hell yeah.... getting this again.

Use: So far 100% print rate out of 1st bottle. Small and larger items come up well. Somehow sticky to touch but that goes away after a good dry outside. Nice and runny composition. Parts are coming great and seem to be tough enough. Much better than ABS V3 etc etc. From functionality point of view - solid prototypes are a must. Good value for money. BUT - o may, it stinks!

This review is for the Black resin. I only ever use my resin printer to print functional parts. Tried many different brands and types in the last 5 years on different printers. I'm using this on an Anycubic mono X 6k. I mainly used ABS like resins of different brands. My main problem with them was shrinkage. Every resin shrinks somewhat during the curing process. Some shrinks more some less. I don't mind shrinkage as long as it is always the same level. With other resins even the exact same file printed and cured for the same time using the same equipment, same temperature etc... I ended up with slightly different sizes. This Conjure Rigid shrinks a little (probably a little less than other ABS like resins in my experience) but the difference is this always shrinks by the same amount so I can print the same pieces with the exact same dimensions time and time again! It also lives up to its name. It really is rigid once properly cured. Not rigid like cheap resins which easily shatter. It has some flexibility (very little though) and even when breaks it does not shatter to pieces. It's quite strong as well. Thick parts are hard to break anyway. It flows well but it is definitely not water thin. Pre heating the resin or your vat makes it flow much better resulting in better details and less failure. All in all I'd recommend this resin especially if you print functional parts or want your models to be durable. I'm sure there are other resins which have similar or better qualities but I have not found them yet especially not at this price!

I found this resin to be extremely brittle. By itself it is borderline unusable. However, mixed with conjure tough (I used 7:3) this is a great resin for the price. Very sharp details, excellent straight lines, good flex. Cleans well, not sticky. Moderate to low odour. Would recommend if you are willing to mix.

Found this while looking for a replacement for Anycubic tough which has gone from £38 to £50 a litre! Please to say that this stuff is actually better than anycubic tough. It's a bit goopier but the resultant prints are great and even more durable. I print miniature figures and small parts like spears and such can even be bent in half before they will snap. Edit!! Recent batches of this resin have performed very poorly and I can no longer reccomend it for fine prints (eg miniatures) it will not print fine supports properly meaning that models detach and you get as much as a 50% failure rate. This was not the case with earlier batches of this resin (I have purchased at least half a dozen bottles at this point) but the last 2 bottles (separate orders) have been problematic. I found anycubic tough on ebay for just 25 pounds a kilo that is now the best choice for a reasonably priced tough resin. Sorry to see this deterioration in quality from Chitubox resin.

Good though resin for small engineering parts. Keeps the details with normal settings. Agitated well before use, temp should be somewhere 24 - 30 degrees Celsius. I didn't had any failures with it. Mars 3 printer.

I've used this resin several times with my Anycubic Mono X printer and their downloadable profile. I find it produces great results for boxes, prototype electronics enclosures, bobbins, and functional parts needing little clean-up afterwards. best used in a warm room becqause it is a little gloopy. There is some smell but not too bad and oof course it is nothing compared to the cleaning alchohol. I've been pleased with the detail it produces, in my case embossed or embedded text. I've also used it with threaded heat inserts which apparently should not work, but nobody told me until after I did it! aluminium bottle certainly reduces worries about storage but I found I did need to wipe the rim properly after use to ensure no dripples to make the cap stick. Not he cheapest but I think it is good value with low reject rates and good results. Although it is called rigid it does not seem as brittle as many competitors.

Ho acquistato questa resina avendo già provato in precedenza la resina Conjure Sculpt della Chitu Systems. La resina si presenta molto bene, confezione facile da aprire grazie al tappo con apposita punta. Rispetto alle altre resine nello stesso range di prezzo di mercato ha un ottima stampabilità, per le foto allegate ho utilizzato un layer di 0.03 a 2.2s su di una Elegoo Saturn 4k ed il risultato è ottimo, le stampe vengono molto nitide e senza problemi nonostante l'utilizzo di files presupportati. L'odore della resina è di gran lunga inferiore rispetto alle altre marche, riducendo di molto il fastidio dovuto all'utilizzo in casa. La flessibilità prima della cura è ottima, ho spedito delle stampe non curate in un imballaggio non troppo imbottito e sono arrivate senza problemi. Invece unica pecca la stampa rimane un pò piu fragile rispetto alla Conjure Sculpt dopo la cura. Probabilmente se si utilizza con una stampante 8k il risultato sarà di gran lunga migliore, per ora è diventata la resina che utilizzo costantemente.

Las impresiones son impecables, no hay fallos. El rendimiento justifica la diferencia de precio.

Excellente résine, beaucoup plus solide que de la résine de type ABS. Facile a imprimer avec une Flashforge Foto 8.9, il suffit simplement de chauffer la pièce ou l'imprimante ce trouve a au moin 25 degré.

La resina rende bene a patto di fare prime stampe di prova.... I parametri suggeriti sono molto vicino agli ottimali....per la mia stereo litografica ho dovuto ridurre tempo esposizione

I've been testing Chitu's Jamg He Conjure Sculpt resin since late last week and trying to get my settings dialed in and yesterday I finally did. Yes it took me over the course of the weekend and countless test prints to finally nail it down and it was a PIA to get it where it was supposed to be and I had almost given up a couple of times and just bought some Siraya Tech Build instead but thanks to the help of a friend that's also testing it, he helped me nail it down and of course the fine people over at Chitu Jamg He as well. Dimensionally accurate with little to no shrinkage at all. The lower leg is measured in 3D Builder at 44.32mm and the printed part was measured at 44.32mm, that's no shrinkage at all, now granted some thinner pieces may shrink/warp slightly but this was impressive. This is why I tried so hard to get it dialed in because the entirety of the model I'm building (1:48 scale Star Wars AT-AT) is over 115 pieces that all have to fit together in some way. I was using Elegoo's Standard Grey and it warped really bad so I had to look for something else and stumbled upon Chitu Jamg He and their series of Conjure resins and after seeing pictures of my friend's Black Forge figure I was intrigued. Should be getting a new bottle of Conjure Rigid in a couple of days to test out as well. If your looking for a quick resin, you should look elsewhere as this will not be for you, but if your looking for dimensional accuracy and can stand a longer wait then this is your guy. My suggestion is buy at least two bottles because your going to use a lot just to get your settings dialed in. Also look for the Jamg He FB group because the Chitu people are on it and if you have any issues they can help you out. All my tests were done on a Elegoo Saturn S, also I had to bump my exposure all the way up to 5.2, and because the resin is so viscous I have to lower my retract speed down from 210 to 120 and raise my Rest Time After Retract because the sudden force of it lowering into the VAT was killing the details on my test prints which were throwing me off and extended the time for me to figure out what needed to be adjusted. If you want a premium resin and are willing to spend a lot of time getting your settings dialed in then I would definitely suggest buying some of this. Some of the previous reviewers gave it some poor remarks saying it doesn't work but given enough time and understanding of just how this resin is/works then I think they would have been more happy with it and given it a different type of review. Patience will need to be on your side for this to work. Never Stop Creating!