TGM-7

TGM-7 is one of the very few resins we've tested that breaks that rule. It delivers excellent detail while offering a level of toughness I haven't been able to replicate with any other material so far.

This stuff holds up to rough handling, drops, etc. Yes the product is more expensive than a generic 1kg bottle, but definitely worth it if you intend to actually use your models for gameplay.

We have tested over 400 resins in the last 4 years and we haven't found a better resin that works on LCD and DLP printers and provides this quality and durability at the same time for an affordable price.

If you want to be able to drop your mini from time to time without gluing it back together, buy this stuff. It costs a little more but last ten times longer or maybe, forever. Anything you print will come out with the most amazing detail.

I think the average for most resins is like a five degree bend before it just snaps like glass. This stuff can bend 90 degrees multiple times and then it'll start to weaken.

Out of all the tough resins that I've tested so far, this one is by far the best for my application. Color, toughness, durability, print quality - it's all there.

TGM-7 is in many ways magic in a bottle. It is strong as all hell and prints so crisp. This is the resin companies use if they want to showcase the printing files they make. It is that good!

Sure enough, this resin holds plenty of detail. I'm genuinely pleased with these results. Tabletop miniatures and fancy chess pieces can be handled with confidence with little worry of breakage.

It's incredible. I start off with some gentle hammer strikes and the part shows no signs of stress - the hammer just bounces off with each strike.

L'épée - je la tords quand même vachement et elle vient reprendre sa forme doucement. Les pièces peuvent être manipulées de manière assez excessive et conserver leur intégrité.
EN: The sword - I'm bending it quite a lot and it comes back to its shape slowly. The pieces can be manipulated quite excessively and keep their integrity.

When I said this stuff is a specialty resin, rubberized, just doesn't break - this is what I mean. That drop test beats any resin I've tested so far.

L'idée c'était de prendre cette pièce et la bazarder contre le mur et voir si elle survit... première tentative - elle survit. Deuxième tentative - elle a survécu.
EN: The idea was to take this piece and throw it against the wall and see if it survives... first attempt - it survived. Second attempt - it survived.

I'm blown away that they were able to combine so many really great elements into one product. It's got extreme durability, it holds detail incredibly well, and I found it overall to be really easy to print with. I don't know of any other product that'll perform quite at this level.

It's a tough, flexible, high-detailed, low odor resin that won't disappoint.