3D Printer UV Resin Curing Light with Solar Turntable 360°Rotating Stand for SLA DLP LCD 3D Printer Solidify Photosensitive Resin 405nm UV Resin Affect, DIY Curing Enclosure

Does the trick. Cheap and dirty. My only complaint if you want to call it that, is that the turntable is a bit small. Not sure what the weight limit would be on this thing, but it does do the job. The UV light is very powerful and bright.

Works as described, its nice to not need any batteries or power supply for the rotary table as its powered by the UV light itself. I made a box to out over it and lined it inside with aluminum foil to reflect the light and have been using it to cure my 3D prints.

Works better than I'd hope at helping to evenly cure resin prints since it rotates the object.

I literally cannot speak to the turntable because I never used it, but the light worked credible. It was easy to use, the brightness was perfect, and the cord was long enough that I didn't have to sit on top of the outlet to use it. I wish I did not have to knock a star, but here is my only con: I bought this in October 2024 and I used it a few times. Honestly no more than 20... And now it won't even turn on. It's dead. I don't know if it was just bad wiring or if it got knocked or something, but it does not work any longer and I am very bummed for it because I really liked this light.

Great little handy UV lamp to add to resin printer setup. Love the little solar powered turntable. Nice tool to have in resin print farm.

Arrived on time functions properly

So, no surprise, it's better at curing than the little Bondic UV light I had for curing small repairs. By a lot.It's also a lot better and faster than relying on the sun. By a lot. Relying on the sun sucks. A lotIt's also a pretty cheap option compared to others on Amazon, and reasonably well built in my general observations, though I could perhaps wish the cord were a bit longer?The turntable is a cheap freebie. It works, nicely enough, for small things. It even held a small takeout container with maybe 6 or 8 oz of water and a small model and managed to turn without issue. It should not be a major selling point though, and don't expect much from it. It's thin plastics and not meant for serious use. It will only survive with gentle handling and care.BUT, one thing I've noted, in reflections, with my UV-filtering glasses on, is that of the 6 LED's, 3 are definitely a different wavelength than the others. I don't know if this is intentional or not - I have emailed Comgrow (aka Creality) for an explanation. Regardless of what everyone else got, mine is not six-count 405nm LED's, so 3 stars until I get a satisfactory explanation and/or a replacement.

I mainly got this for the light. It works great for curing 3D resin prints. I took a small metal trashcan and placed a homemade wooden lid with a hole cut in the top. The light sits right on top and cures the print.The spinner does move under the light, but can easily be weighed down and refuse to spin. If you are curing 1 or 2 miniatures (32 mm sized bases) it works. Larger or more? Not so much.