RESIN made for CRISP detail. Conjure Sculpt Resin Review

Thanks again to Chitu Systems for sending the resin for me to try.
Conjure sculpt resin worked well in printing durable miniatures.
Really enjoyed using it and I think the results are great!
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00:00 Intro
00:25 Set up
01:23 Visual Comparison
03:00 Post Print Curing
04:15 Drop Tests
05:57 Pros
06:30 Cons
07:12 Final Thoughts

[@Habes]

Forgive me for not doing a exact 1 for 1 comparison with the resins.
I forgot the effect printer at a smaller layer height can have on detail, as as well as the difference in printers.
I still think the detail is a bit more crisp and the prints are more durable with the Conjure Sculpt.
Happy Hobbying 😁

[@samwilliams8327]

Always used elegoo abs resin at 30micron too. I am looking at this vs the standard 8k and wondered if you have a review video on this

[@Habes]

Sorry unfortunately I do not.
Pretty happy with ABS unless a company sends me some to try

[@tomcooper8217]

also what was the abs resin you were using?

[@Habes]

Elegoo Abs like

[@Felix.Wingfield]

Hollowing large rints would imrove their chances in drop tests wouldnt it?

[@Habes]

I think it depends. The prints I were dropping weren’t worth hollowing. I’d save a nominal amount of resin but have to do extra work adding drainage holes and curing the inside.
Hollowing will mean the prints are lighter, but the parts that usually break are thin, details which would break anyways.

[@tomcooper8217]

mate when you going to go full material engineering on the strength tests :P

[@Habes]

haha maybe

[@MrSupertrooper1]

dropping those minis hurt me, in my heart

[@Habes]

a small sacrifice for science!