I bought that eSun yellow bio-resin on a whim about a month ago, and just finally tried it out because that is who I am as a person.
My dudes, this is legit good resin. I used the same settings as my usual go-to, Anycubic Grey, and the eSun had great detail, printed perfectly, and is not at all brittle post-cure - it's solid but with a tiny bit of flex when bent. I had one support that I misplaced running along the side of a part and I had no problems slicing it off easy peasy, where usually I would expect part of the support to shatter off, possibly leaving pockmarks behind.
I think this might be my go-to resin for printing wargaming stuff, if not for the hideous yellow color which doesn't photograph well.
While on the cons, also, it seems like it's impossible to pour from the bottle without getting a ton of resin into the threads - I kind of hate the containers.
That being said the pros really outweigh the cons, I like it a lot.
8/10 would print with again
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Michael Van Kesteren
2019-05-08 04:18:17
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