This study investigates the influence of curing on the thermo-viscoelastic properties and chemical shrinkage of a commercially available photopolymer resin used in SLA and DLP 3D printing and presents a modelling approach for predicting material properties. UV rheometer and DMA measurements were performed to investigate the viscoelastic properties of the photopolymer material as a function of temperature, degree of cure, and frequency. Time–temperature and time-cure superposition principles were applied to the experimental results. In addition, the chemical shrinkage behaviour was studied by the UV rheometer as a function of the degree of cure and temperature, and a model equation was proposed based on these parameters. Our experimental findings have led to the development of constitutive equations for the complete material behaviour.