Review: This 3D Resin's Strength Will Blow Your Mind! - NOT in a Good Way

If you're interested in 3D printing, then you know that selecting the right resin is key to producing high-quality, durable prints. However, with so many options on the market, it can be challenging to know which resins offer the best performance. That's why we conducted a series of tests on nine different resins, including Phrozen, Liqcreate Strong-X, FlashForge, and AnyCubic, to determine their strength and overall value for the price. In this article, we share our findings and offer helpful tips for preparing your resin for optimal performance. Whether you're a seasoned 3D printing enthusiast or just getting started, this article and video are sure to provide valuable insights into selecting and using the best 3D printing resins.
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00:00:00 Liqcreate Strong-X 3D resin revierw
00:00:30 Stress at Breaking
00:01:47 Prepare for Testing
00:02:24 Testing Result

[jasonc]

How did you cure it? This resin is more specific in how it's cured. If you didn't cure it in a lower UV at about 140 degrees F, you're not going to get the proper strength. I have this resin, and can attest that it is extremely good and really strong.

[divyajnana]

Thank you for your excellent information.

[Seoup]

Good research. I like that you are sharing your resources and explaining things slowly and clearly. Good content

[Itspronouncednuclear]

Good advise. I have been building small parts that go on a handle for my hand so my pinky doesn't hang off, but the shock it takes always brakes them. I was thinking of trying Liqcreate, but after your review I am not so impressed with it, especially for $175 ! I have been using Epax Hard & Tough, but those break as well. I will try some of your other recommended resins and see how they perform. Thanks for the research !