Solar Turntable 360° Rotating Stand Display Plate for better curing UV resin printed jewelry or small items model from LCD/SLA/DLP 3D Printer Solar or AA Battery power (Not Included) (Silver)

Spins my Jewel of the Nile pretty easily, so it's pretty strong. Needs direct light to spin on solar power, but I just put in a rechargeable AA battery.It's pretty simple to use, and lightweight. The parts fit together well, and it works well.

It's not a premium or precision turntable. The bed is not perfectly flat, the speed varies depending on light intensity - solar cells are more than adequate under a UV curing lamp.It's the same as the rest - nothing special, but it gets the job done.Not recommended to use when water curing 3d prints - struggles to turn a mason jar, especially if it isn't level and the jar well centered. Something lighter should work fine though, and normal curing in air works great!

It works well enough. The problem I have with it is you have to physically move it in the direction you need it to turn before it will start rotating. I wanted to put it up in a sun window where the sun could hit to power it. But it shuts down at night. It has to be physically started again the next day, or all it does is vibrate slightly. Since the sun window isn't accessible without a tall ladder and an extended grabber arm, it can't do what I need it to. But it will do as advertised, turn using solar power. You just have to physically make it start each time if it shuts off.

I only recently purchased a small resin 3 D printer to augment my FDM printer. Only planned on making a few small resin miniatures. This turntable works well with the UV light I have to cure the resin.For a small resin operation this turntable does the job.

The casing appears like it's a cheap plastic but I'm using it in a UV curing chamber and it runs without a battery. For the price it's not bad. The battery cover didn't fit perfect with a battery in it. Otherwise it's easy to use can be used for multiple things. It's lightweight and works for what I needed it for. Overall I'm pleased with it.

no batteries needed works great in my UV curing box

Took a video of this thing spinning a brand new, unopened, 1kg bottle of Phrozen resin. I can't ever see myself putting more than that much weight on this thing. Takes about 10 seconds to make a revolution.Haven't really used it yet, but for the $9 I paid for it if works for a while I'm fine. If it stops working I'll just get around to printing that 12V DC powered turntable I've been thinking about.

Batteries not requiredI ended up not using it for what I intended, but it's still a fun little solar spinny guy.

Use this in my DIY resin curing box lined with tin foil. Turntable spins under UV light. Table part is a bit small, however it does have the power to put a larger round platform on it for a bigger surface and it still spins fine.

Worst Worst

Diminuto. Lo voy a devolver.

Works alright in direct sun