VEVOR Double Cup Turner for Crafts Tumbler, 2-Arm Tumbler Turner DIY Glitter Epoxy Resin Tumblers, Epoxy Pen Turner Attachment with Silent Motor Two-Way Rotation, Cup Spinner Machine for Starters

Works well and easy to assemble.

Great turner! It really helps that you can put them either side by side or split apart. It's quiet, haven't had any problems with it at all. Comes with everything you need to help you make a tumbler. (Except of course the epoxy, etc.) It's a good bundle!

The very first time I used this (last night) the rotary rods do not stay in place. They fall out and staying in place is very crucial considering a tumbler has to turn for 4 hours. I had to tape the rods with packing to use it. That is not acceptable. Also, the very next time I used it (which it is actually going right now with a second coat on the same tumblers, it is a making a very high pitched squeaking noise. It is coming from inside the mechanical part of it. I do not know if WD40 would help that or if it would even be a good idea or safe to spray that in there. This product will absolutely not work for me. I am highly disappointed. Now I will have to purchase a different one and delay my start when I am trying to get ready for a craft show.

I love these, I can work on 2 tumblers at once, they turn great and reverse if needed.

Well, I will do a short video later on how it works however let me give you a bit of insight..It is from Vevor company. I have purchased a paper guillotine from this company before. It is big and heavy, 50 pounds to be exact. The who inside track on it is not built properly so the blade doesn't sit well on the track system and when I contacted the company, they sent me a video text message on his to fix it was with a hammer. Um excuse me? After going back and forth, the office that is in the US (mind you they were awesome and understood), but the company is from another country, yeah., I did finally get my money back. So when I saw the cup turner set for around 20 dollars, I figure what can go wrong? It's a simple machine. If I really wanted to, I could have made one at home but eh, let's give this company another try. Do here I will list so far my unboxing and assembly and my thoughts.Pro- the price was right for a double cup turner. Pro- I love how well packaged it was.Pro- it did come with everything described. (Granted their pictures show the Popsicle sticks and dowels but called the Popsicle sticks stirring rods.. but that's minor).Pro- I love how they even used resealable bags.Pro- I love that they even sent some tools that work really well and are not flimsy. (You will understand why later).Now the hmmm. Not really cons but issues.Ok so my biggest issue.. screwing the flat base parts to the motor. I'm not sure if others had this problem but the holes seriously did not line up. Being a multi faceted crafter, this took some fixing. I had to actually put a lot of pressure on the screwdriver to get the bolts to screw in crooked and force the bolts to straighten things out, somewhat)Now, once the bases were finally screwed down they didn't sit flat on the table so again, I had to use my hands, while holding the bases down, and bend the motor components so it would sit flat.The little lock on the bases doesn't hold. It is way too loose. But again, this is minor.The dowels are technically too short for pens and the part#3, confused on how to hold the 9 dowels in there with only 4 slots. (Luckily I had already bought a pen turner adapter on clearance at hobby lobby, but now wishing I had bought 2).They did at least think of everything. Purchasing was great, and even the glitter was individually packaged. The color, well considering 2 of my favorite colors are pink and turquoise, this was a win.I will update my review when I use this to make pens.

Hasta ahora me enca cumplió toda mis expectativas

Like the variable speeds

You have to put this together which I don't mind but when the holes are not even with each other that's where the problem comes in. I spent a good 45min trying to just get the screws in the second part because the holes was uneven very frustrating had to push them thru best I could nd settle