Stronger Resin

[orlandojam]

Hi, I just want to ask what will I mix with my elegoo resin to make it stronger.
Also in what ratio.
Elegoo resins are too brittle for me.
The kids drop the print, and it shatters.

I have heard of Monocure Flex100 and Siraya Blue. 
But maybe there are other better alternatives.
I want to print any thing with it if you ask where will I use it. 
From minis, busts, dragons, tanks that can fill the whole build plate.

I'd like the cheapest and less stinky one 

Thanks in advanced.

[SirRey]

I'm currently testing Anycubic Grey (they were out of Elegoo Grey) with 20% Siraya Blu. The one print I did seemed slightly tougher than straight grey which is super brittle. Printing some other things now to see how they turn out. Siraya Blu says it's a stronger resin but wondering if I needed a more flexable resin instead to give it the ability to flex without snapping.

[admin]

I've seen also that people are using the Siraya Tenacious (flex) with good results, but it's out of stock on amazon.

[Hextra]

I've tried the flex and like it. No real testing aside from it's more flexible and doesn't shatter like Elegoo Grey.

I'm printing small D&D figures and the grey was too brittle, I just didn't have confidence it wouldn't break in normal use.

I have this on order, "Fast (1kg) Affordable Fast Curing Non-Brittle 3D Printing Resin (Grey) by Siraya Tech". the non-brittle caught my eye. I'll report my results with it after some printing.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VBM...UTF8&psc=1

The Tenacious flex is expensive at $65 and this "non-brittle" resin is $39 so if it's more resistant to breaking it may be my go-to for printing.

[Prints Charming]

I've tried the flex and like it. No real testing aside from it's more flexible and doesn't shatter like Elegoo Grey.

I'm printing small D&D figures and the grey was too brittle, I just didn't have confidence it wouldn't break in normal use.

I have this on order, "Fast (1kg) Affordable Fast Curing Non-Brittle 3D Printing Resin (Grey) by Siraya Tech". the non-brittle caught my eye. I'll report my results with it after some printing.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VBM...UTF8&psc=1

The Tenacious flex is expensive at $65 and this "non-brittle" resin is $39 so if it's more resistant to breaking it may be my go-to for printing.

Is that price per liter or half liter?

[OZ2CPU Thomas Scherrer]

I add 10% flexible into my normal elegoo resin, and it gets slightly flexible,
much more stronge and you can drop all types of items from 3-6 feets and not more shatters.

[chigiabelo]

Is it possible to add chopped fiberglass or carbon fiber (things that can be added to castable resins like polyester and epoxy) to strengthen photocurable resins?

[HWPSlotCars]

I use Siraya Blu for my 1/64 scale slot car bodies. They can take a crash at full speed into a wood retainer wall without damage. Here's a slow-motion video of crash testing the Blu resin.

https://youtu.be/yYVl_tZTI9U

I also have added both Siraya Tenacious and Blu to their Fast and Sculpt resins. About 20% Tenacious to 80% Fast or Sculpt which helps to make small figures quite a bit less fragile. Fast and Sculpt print beautifully, but by themselves are still too brittle if dropped from much of a height.