ANYCUBIC ABS-Like Resin Pro 2, 3D Printer Resin with Enhanced Strength and Toughness, High Precision and Minimal Shrinkage, Wide Compatibility for All LCD Resin 3D Printers (Grey+Grey, 2kg)

Step aside, marble and clay, there’s a new sculptor in town, and it’s the ANYCUBIC ABS-Like Resin Pro 2. This resin is so advanced, I’m pretty sure it’s from the future. It’s the kind of material that would make a Renaissance artist weep with joy.First off, the detail this resin can capture is so precise, you could print out a miniature version of your fingerprint and use it to fool your phone’s security. Not that I’d recommend that, of course. But you could.The durability? Oh, it’s like the Hulk of resins. You could probably print a small hammer and actually use it to hang pictures on your wall. Again, not recommended, but the point stands – this stuff is tough.And let’s talk about the post-processing. Sanding down this resin is smoother than a jazz saxophone solo. It’s so satisfying, you might find yourself printing things just to have an excuse to sand them. It’s like ASMR for your hands.In conclusion, the ANYCUBIC ABS-Like Resin Pro 2 is the dream of every 3D printing enthusiast. It’s like having a mini manufacturing plant on your desk. Just remember, with great printing power comes great responsibility. Use it wisely, and maybe don’t print out a new set of house keys. 🏠🔑Remember, folks, in the world of 3D printing, this resin isn’t just a game-changer – it’s a game printer. Happy printing!

Favorite resin so far. Since switching from the standard anycubic resin I haven't a single failed print. This stuff is consistent and provides great print quality.I make DnD figures for different groups, some with kids. Kids are hard on figures. This resin holds up to the challenge and is very durable.

This resin works very well, especially compared to others I’ve tried. I’m using it with my resin printer (Halot-Mage Pro), and it delivers clean, detailed prints. I set the exposure time to 1.6 seconds per layer, and everything turns out great.

In the past, I used to use Phrozen ABS and Sunlu ABS like resins but Phrozen was too expensive and SunLu - too thick and viscous. I usually ended up thinning the SunLu with the Phrozen to get it to the viscosity that I wanted.Anycubic ABS Pro 2 - is much better than their other legacy resins. I tried Anycubic in the past and well - it didn't work.The parts in my model are all printed in the Gray ABS Pro 2. It washes off easily with IPA (99%). However, the dye does stain the IPA which is more or less expected. The parts are durable and have some flex to them. I've dropped parts from workbench height onto a cement floor and no problems.Sanding and finishing is easily done.At this price where it's currently <$20/bottle, you can't beat it. I use this resin almost exclusively.I will say that in terms of speed, this resin is NOT the fastest. When I use my Phrozen+SunLu blend, I print at about 2.15 to 2.25 sec/layer. For PURE ABS Pro 2, I had to bump it up to 2.35 to 2.4 sec/layer. Not much but is is technically a bit slower. But I have 7 resin printers running and I really do like and would recommend this resin.

Just purchased an Elegoo Saturn 4 Ultra this past month, this was my first resin ever in this machine. Without changing any of the stock parameters, I'd say everything has come out as nearly perfect as a beginner with resin printing could hope. All of the claims about low odor, strength, viscosity, all true. Great product, so much so I'm hesitant to write an honest review as I fear they'll jack up the price. In all seriousness, highly recommend!

while it is still brittle, it will give more before shattering than standard resin. In no way is it like ABS in terms of toughness, but definitely better than standard materials. Frankly this is what "standard" resin should behave like. Would love a more ABS like material TBH. Will buy again.

Best abs-like resin I've found and I've tried 6 or 7 different brand/versions. Nuff said.

I just got a new Mono F7 Max and upgraded my Photon M3 Max to acf from fep film. Between the film and the Pro2 Resin both printers are now printing about twice as fast as I've historically been able to print with the V1 resin on FEP. Also, having tested 15 or so different print/resin combinations, the original formula (and Elegoo's) are prone to failure at faster speeds on both printers, while the Pro2 prints beautifully on both. The only issue I've seen with the Pro2 is it has some potential for layer adhesion failure when your lift speed is too high or your build plate is too crowded. I slowed my lift speed (OK so now I'm only printing 1.8X faster) and it has all but eliminated it. Otherwise I'm blown away by the results this resin has enabled.