ELEGOO 1000g Rapid Resin Standard Photopolymer Resin for LCD 3D Printing (Grey)
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$27.45
$34.99
w/ S&S + Free S/H
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ELEGOO Official US via Amazon has ELEGOO 1000g 3D Rapid Resin LCD UV-Curing Resin 405nm Standard Photopolymer Resin for LCD 3D Printing (Grey) for $27.45 when you follow the instructions below. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member krayken for finding this deal.
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Price will be $28.89 - $1.44 5% S&S discount = $27.45
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Key Features:
Specially designed for reducing volume shrinkage during the Photocuring process, which ensures the high precision of the print model with smooth finish.
405nm Rapid Resin
Suitable for most DLP/LCD 3D printers. Works best with the LCD 3D Printers.
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This price is $7.54 lower (21.5% savings) than the list price is $34.99.
Just like FDM you'll have waste when you use supports and have failed prints.
What he is trying to say, is that with resin you use a lot more supports so waste a ton more material. I don't know if there is an exact way to compare, but I find I go through a lot more resin than I do with filament. So I print smaller more detailed based prints with resin, and larger ones with filament. In the end filament is a lot cheaper. With that said a google search shows that1kg of PLA as around 0.8 liters. Hope that helps somewhat.
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I usually use Elegoo's ABS-like resin since it seems a bit less brittle and works better when printing things with thin pieces like miniatures, but this is now $26 with the S&S discount, which is getting close to half the price of the ABS-like resin. For that price, I think this is a very good deal.
What he is trying to say, is that with resin you use a lot more supports so waste a ton more material. I don't know if there is an exact way to compare, but I find I go through a lot more resin than I do with filament. So I print smaller more detailed based prints with resin, and larger ones with filament. In the end filament is a lot cheaper. With that said a google search shows that1kg of PLA as around 0.8 liters. Hope that helps somewhat.
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If you want a good detailed comparison, 3dprinting subreddit has a pinned post of what to buy as a beginner with what budget
And I'll get it by Monday.
for example, would i get 1kg of prints form a 1kg of resin?
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for example, would i get 1kg of prints form a 1kg of resin?
Just like FDM you'll have waste when you use supports and have failed prints.
I got my son the Creality CR-10 V2. It has been a fun machine!
A bit bigger with more options than the Ender. Lots of support online and easy to use.
He creates stuff in Sketchup, transfers to the Creality slicer then prints.
He make D&D models that come out great. He also did his final project for and architecture class with it.
What he is trying to say, is that with resin you use a lot more supports so waste a ton more material. I don't know if there is an exact way to compare, but I find I go through a lot more resin than I do with filament. So I print smaller more detailed based prints with resin, and larger ones with filament. In the end filament is a lot cheaper. With that said a google search shows that1kg of PLA as around 0.8 liters. Hope that helps somewhat.