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Do you mean the exposure time of each layer or the post curing time

@@godsaid4502 Post curing, And why is it not recommended to use AA or greyscale with this resin?

Thanks for your advice ，i will definitely let them know ！

​@@godsaid4502 Also while this is some of the best photography I've seen from resin makers, both for printers and resin makers and reviewers nobody seems to be doing good enough photography to show the benefits of newer higher detail printers and resins. I've got a 2:1 macro lens (laowa 65mm f2.8) with a sony 24mp aps-c a6300 and a wemacro focus rail. With this setup I can have the system automatically take say 100 pictures at different distances of a print and use a software like helicon focus to focus stack them together to get one super sharp photo where you can see amazing detail and it really shows how much better some printers or resins are than others so idk why this isn't common, I haven't been able to find anyone else posting photos as sharp as mine and it's a real shame because with modern printers and resins you just can't tell much of a difference otherwise.

We use the phrozen mini 8ks ，0.02

@@godsaid4502 And which resin? the new SP64? it's very impressive how sharp the underside of the feet look, there is no bloom or bloading what so ever, it looks as sharp as top layers

@@awildtomappeared5925 Yes my friend ，its the SP64 reisn

Really that bad ？we have other resins that is worth to try

Not at all ，it still maintain nice toughness and little flexible，and it never yellowing ，we have one printed 2018，and it still clear

Sure you can ，If you encounter any issues during printing, feel free to reach out to our technical support. Our technicians can provide more detailed and professional assistance：support@godsaid3d.com

The resin name is call Anti-impact

Sorry i dont reall get the antialising mean，can you send your question to our technical support？they can provide more professional information than me . support@godsaid3d.com

Any resin can use AA, won't be as sharp but will be smoother

This is the feedback i just received：“i dropped the head with those spiky things TWICE and I expected both times that some of those spikes will break but NOTHING broke! ” its definitely impact resistance than the M58

Sorry for the late reply we were off a few days for autumn festival ！please send you printing question to our technical email ，they will find you a solution professionally. support@godsaid3d.com

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​@@godsaid4502 Thanks mate!

You can definitely try our new resin ，Tough74 ,you can search on our official web，resione.com

I will let you know then

can i ask which kind of flesh tone ，because there tuns of them colors

@@godsaid4502 I am looking for something like the M70 or lighter would work as well.

@@RevSpazim2 M70 is quite fragile ，but we are gonna do the flesh tone soon

search Azrach Toys and check his review of this resin

You can try and find out

@@godsaid4502 thanks

Yes it works，we have clients they like to mix with other brands resin ，and work just fine

LOL

Because we are not going to remove the supports！

its two different resins ，M58 is a scratch resistant resin ，SP64 are not scratch resistant . SP64 not for action figures，and its not picky about settings ，you can use our setting or the original setting of your printer

the advantage of this resin is when you need to print models in bulk with high production yields

why this is much easier to produce in bulk than other resins you have? i have large msla printer

@@sunghumcho8573 We thoroughly analyzed numerous causes of print failures from extensive post-sales case data, leading to the development of SP64 resin, which offers higher tolerance and consistency to address these issues. It is user-friendly regardless of user experience, printing equipment hardware, or printing environment. Its components are stable over the long term, do not settle, and require simple and quick post-processing. Successfully achieving stable prints on many mainstream LCD printers without the need for parameter adjustments significantly boosts the production yield of printed items.

thankyou for this will check this out

What it means is that when the temperature is low ，the prints will become harder ！ this resin viscosity is very high ，So if the ambient temperature in your area is below 22 degrees Celsius, it's a good idea to warm up the resin before you print, and it's best if your printer has a thermostat feature.

@@godsaid4502 thank you

The thicker the print, the higher the notched impact strength

@@godsaid4502 👍

Sorry ,this is belongs to the client and not for sale!

I think you can try out the F80 gum color ，or the F39T transparent color ，both resins is elastic and flexible resins

Thanks so much for your love, unfortunately this belongs to the clients its not for sale.

A gun？guess we can try ！Thanks for the advice！

Sorry about that ，MS100 is not available anymore ，because the sales is not good so we cut it off last year ，we will develop something similar soon ，i will let you know ，thanks so much for the love and support！

@@godsaid4502 thanks! Do you have other recommendations in your lineup for printing ball jointed dolls?

@@SplitGillStudio Yes，i think the Anti-impact resin is pretty good choice for BJD.

We will definitely recommend the Anti-impact resin for you ! This resin is suitable for your application needs，you can check our web resione.com and search Anti-impact！

Yes it can

I guess you can try

Hello there ，for technical problem you can contact this email ： support@godsaid3d.com ，our technical will provide information professionally

Yes，it compatible with M5S ，we have the settings on our official website you can download .You can boil the water ，and then you put the bottle resin into the hot water to heat it 5-10minutes，and you good to go ，make sure the cap was tight！