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Photocentric printers use different wavelength resin

Ethan Brown I have seen one chart for same brand clear listing higher exposure times. Like 100 base and 30+ build. Imagine that would shorten my screen life.

I bought some a few years ago and had a lot of trouble with it. I finally got it working using very high cure times. Like 60-70 second base and 40-50 second layer times. I never bought it again but once I got it printing it made decent quality models and they did have good "flex".

yeah it will take very long times to cure it on a photon. And will burn your lcd out faster

Hmmm I wonder if it would be worth mixing a little bit of this (say 10%) with elegoo or anycubic to make that a bit more impact resistant....

Sirayatech isn't easily available for me it seems, as is monocure... I get tons of Photocentric hits though.

Xi-Sheng Luo I did that after about half my bottle was gone. I started adding about 10% to my regular resin. It didnt impact the regular resin cure times that I recall but it did make those prints more resistant to breaking.

have the exact same resin. did not have time to try it yet.

Ethan Brown Im going to have to get another printer it seems lol. Its an interesting material. Smokey quarts like clear and flexibility is in between skate board wheel and gummy bear. Thanks for the info Ethan.

you can buy other resins that are the same property and will print on photon... probably cheaper than photocentric too

I have some pour off that I do intend as mixed. Siraya hard clear blue and some Siraya standard grey as well as some Photocentric hard white. The hard white prints just fine.

Ethan Brown I will be looking for those. Ty for the heads up ,')

Foy Justice mine was gray. If it matters.

phrozen and Siraya both have these resins

TJ Robichaux Perhaps. Lighter colours and shades do print less cure time I believe im understanding.

Yusuf M. Saatci It seems doable but at risk of screen life. As reading in other replies use it as an additive in easier to print resins on photon or other lcd type printers.

what does it do? Drop off the plate turn sideways and crash the screen?

The worst resin.

Ahaha I paid a fortune on that one!

Yusuf M. Saatci should ask before you spend the money, it's unusable its so bad

Sounds like it would work with high exposure times. But thats going to burn out the screen quickly.

I see....

It's a trap.

David Hargrove It is very thick and tacky. Would probably trap mice lol

Are you running heater on your printer. Flex resins usually need at least 25C

Alexander Bayerdorffer Am not no. Lil chilly here in Mn. Do try to run a space heater in the room. I have tried setting the bottle in warm water before printing as well. Didnt do any temp checking/not very scientific I know. Think proper temp would remedy the long exposure times?

No exposure times are exposure times that doesn't change. but you are better off running like a tenacious or flex 100 as they have known values needed etc. Not to mention way less time required. People above mentioned the different wavelegth so that's really gonna be bugger to try and over come

I have never heard a good word about this resin from someone who used it.

can this be mixed with normal resin to make a semi-flexable print?

Brklyn Brklyn It would not be fully cured, but then a again we cure our prints afterwards. Ill be testing it soon

What’s your bottom time set to? Maybe raise the print with supports, set a nice high bottom time, and let the rest of it cure normally?

Jarrod Richards Did try that. Supports printed fair. But no object. Maybe a tad more exposure time for the object. Believe I did object at 18.

Foy Justice can’t hurt, up it to 20 see what it does lol

Monocure states that their flex 100 can be mixed with other resins to reduce brittleness and their flex takes considerably longer to print due to longer exposure times. Haven't tried it yet - still waiting for it to arrive.

Have a print I will be pulling off in the next hour. Its a mix of the flexible mentioned and the Siraya tech hard blue. 6 Layer base at 45s, object at 16s.

Cant show the actual print cause its on lock down. How ever it did print and cure good. The supports in the vid are fully cured. I would say it has a tad more flex. Base 6 layers at 45, object at 16, 0.05 layer height, resin temp at 72f. 5-10% photocentric transparent black flexible resin 90-95% clear blue hard siraya tech. Ill print a showable print now. Ty for all the info group. Hope this contributes.

Photocentric resin is for daylight printers, doesn’t cure with uv light

It was jelly of the build plate. After the Uv it hardened to what is shown. What is meant by daylight? Uv light is what?

What you want is Flex100, and used as an additive to your regular resin.