I didn't feel like doing a full range of calibration tests for this one, it had a range between 2.5 and 3.5 seconds per layer so I just went with 3 and gave it a go. The results were quite good. There are gaps in the model pieces, but I'm not sure if it is the resin, or the printer, or the model itself, but not bad enough I can't fill it in with a bit of putty and it will be fine. Many of the models I print never quite line up perfectly, so a bit of filling is pretty normal. The details were quite good and not hard to clean off the supports once they were done. The fully cured parts are more rigid but easy enough to do some additional cleanup I missed before curing. There is very little odor to it, and it cleans off nicely with denatured alcohol. Outside of the slightly longer layer times, it works rather well.