Inslogic 3D Store

Thought I would try this brand out, been working through all the different venders of PA6-CF. Looking for something that wont warp too bad when printed. Using a .6mm nozzle 70c bed temp and a splash of glue stick. It turned out wonderful with NO WARPING! I'm actually back to grab another roll to finish a project I'm working on.

Love this resine, I Prefer oak than grey but still love both

I'm very happy with this product. Easy to print and wash. Perfekt for my work :)

got my order this week used it yesterday and to today and it is as good as what people are saying on the Internet will be putting a order in next week

Prints great on my prusa MK4s and XL. So far, no stringing and great looking prints.

Really good items, excellent results won’t be the last time I purchase filament

Prints really nice and smooth as silk

It's everything that they advertise, low odour, low viscosity so lower exposure times and quicker printing and drips cleaner before washing. This also drills well, with others when opening up a hole the resin cracks, this one doesn't. I'll be moving onto this once my other WW resins are depleted.

J'ai imprimé des pièces mécaniques pour l'automobile avec le premier kilo. J'en ai recommandé 2 de plus.
Les pièces imprimées sont très rigides et très solides.
Le filament est facile à imprimer.

Great filament! At the right price.

Buy with confidence!!!

I purchased the Oak high definition resin to give it a try. I did not change any of my printers settings. I printed a 1/12th scale Gems Bok. From Animal Den miniatures. I used the Elegoo Sat4Ultra printer. The print to just over 6 hours and printed perfectly with a lot of detail. So extremely happy with this resin. Will be buying again.

This resin delivered great results, even on my older printer. The prints came out sharp and detailed, easily the best quality I’ve gotten from my setup so far. The cured resin has a little give to it, not rubbery, but just enough to keep small parts from snapping too easily.

While removing supports from a dragon model, one of the wings broke slightly due to the angle I pulled at. What impressed me was that it didn’t shatter or fully snap off. The break held together well enough that I could repair it easily, and the joint stayed flexible afterward. With more brittle resin, I’m pretty sure the wing would’ve snapped clean off and been hard to fix.

The gray color makes a great base for painting, and the prints were consistent with no visible warping or shrinking. Support removal was smooth on most models, with minimal cleanup.

A really beautiful resin. The supports almost pop up by themselves after putting the print in hot water. Flexible and resistant at the same time.

I love this flexible resin. It prints reliably, has good elasticity, and doesn’t cure sticky.
Printed, cleaned with isopropyl alcohol and then cured gave nice texture and structure. It feels in hand very rubbery and if printed thin it is super flexible, which can work great for belts, rc toys and miniature.

The Tri-color Silk Filament (green, blue, and purple) from Inslogic, weighing one kilogram, is delivered wound on a plastic spool in a vacuum-packed, resealable bag. As you can see from the photos, it is very neatly wound. I printed with a nozzle temperature of 210°C, a 0.4 mm nozzle, and a bed temperature of 65°C. I also increased the speed to 125%. These are my standard settings for PLA filament. The filament printed flawlessly and cleanly. The adhesion to the bed was also good. It was easy to remove from the bed after printing. The lines during printing were smooth and uninterrupted. The printed product was stable and showed no printing defects. Depending on how you rotate the print, the three different colors of blue, green, and purple shimmer. I am pleasantly surprised by the filament