Cup Turner for Crafts Tumbler,Tumbler Cuptisserie Kit with Motor-Perfect for Glitter Epoxy Tumbler DIY Crafting

I purchased two of these turners myself and my fiancé purchased one for me for Christmas. I really like this turner. It’s does have some issues with holding larger cups. I couldn’t keep a 30oz cup on the turner to save my life and one of them kept coming unscrewed from the rotary motor so the arm stopped spinning mid turn. I have had to tighten it a few times. I’d highly suggest using a drill to screw that in. Apparently I’m unable to do it tightly enough myself. I’ve only had that issue with one so I’m not sure if it’s defect or not. I’ll update when I can take the arm rest off and get a drill bit to it. Other than that I like them. I won’t say love because of above issue and loss of a cup but nose is minimal to none at all. The other two spin great so far but only used 12oz cups on them so far. Seems larger cups may cause issue. The foam does hold 20oz and under just fine. Not 30oz. Easy to put together tho and for the price I won’t complain! I’ve spent double to triple on worse turners from name stores. So I highly suggest this turner for beginners and even experienced makers. I plan to purchase two More and get rid of the other two brands I have so I can have all 5 of this brand.

The first tumbler I made, I hand turned it for hours with a nerf football. After that I said never again. I thought maybe they make something on amazon and I found this one for a very decent price. Ordered it and used it for my next tumbler. What a world of difference. The directions weren’t very clear putting it together but it was pretty self explanatory. I keep mine on for about 6-8 hours at a time with no problems. It doesn’t turn too fast or too slow, it’s perfect. Gives you enough time to apply the epoxy but also fast enough so that it won’t drip. Overall I’m very happy with my purchase.I have used 16 oz, 20 oz, and 30 oz tumblers with this along with a wine glass. It fit all of them with no problem.I do this for fun, not for a business so it works for the amount that I do. If I was doing this as a business, I would probably invest in a tumbler rotator that did multiple tumblers at a time.

The media could not be loaded.  Pros-Easy assembly-Perfect for beginners-Quiet-Level-Great priceCons-Must assemble-No speed control (only one slow speed)-One size noodle (purchase smaller diameter at dollar tree)-Motor becomes super hotTips-My cup stopped turning. Read the instructions. There are trouble shooting tips. MAKE SURE SCREWS ARE TIGHT. That was the problem. Didn’t stop again.-There’s no turn direction indicator. Meaning, when you turn it on, it goes in one direction. When you turn it off and then back on again, it turns the opposite direction - most of the time.-After 30 minutes of continuous turning, turn it off for 2-3 minutes. The motor will become super hot, so don’t touch it people. I would not recommend leaving this on for hours at a time without periodic resting times.-Fits 30oz with no problem.-Fits 20oz, but hangs a bit farther out there. See pic.-If you’re going to use 20oz skinny, you need a smaller diameter pool noodle. Find those at dollar tree.-I love how I can decorate this to be my own. Glitter, epoxy, vinyl decal. I can’t wait!!Overall great product. Happy glittering!

Does it spin? Yes. So it works but there are two crucial things to note.1. the motor gets hot. Like REALLY HOT. I can't imagine this is good for the life of the motor and I wont lie, I always make sure its somewhere that cannot cause a house fire lol.2. the foam tumbler insert is trash. My mugs kept falling of (causing a huge mess) and even when I tried shaping the foam to better fit they kept falling off. I ended up using doughnut shaped "squishies" jammed on the pcv pipe and since then I've had no issues with mugs falling off.TLDR: I would recommenced it (I bought a second) but just don't trust it to last forever and DEFINITELY don't trust the foam insert.

I liked that it was easy to assemble. Of you rotate your cup counter clock wise the screw on the inside of the pvc pipe will loosen. ( so turn your cup clock wise and you won’t have that problem) the cup kept sliding off so I had to remove it and adjust ( not Easy when it’s covered on epoxy) it tends to loosen when you’re applying your epoxy. So just make sure styrofoam is secure in the cup . The Turner was pretty quiet as well :) Over All happy with the product. But instead of buying more turners I will be making my own.

Had to make some minor adjustments several times with tightening things the cups were falling off I ended up cutting some of the foam on there To make it fit a little better in the cup You just have to play around a little bit with it and monitor it the first couple of times to see what you need to adjustUPDATE:After about two months I ended up having to tape The two PVC parts together to make it stay otherwise The PVC pipe would come loose and the cup would fall for some of the longer water bottles or heavier cups

Easy to assemble. Works well for those just getting started or trying it out to see if they like it. Its a little louder than I was expecting but its tolerable.Tip: don't screw the arm on too tight. If you tighten it just enough you can easily take it off. Working on a cup with the help of the arm is much better.

This product is just like pictured. Works well. My husband tested it (to see how much power it was pulling) because I felt it was getting too warm, he said it was just fine. The instructions say to shut it off every 20-30 minutes for a couple minutes but when using epoxy that is not possible. Mine runs for hours at a time. And has ran over a 100 hours total so far. Worth the $$ spent. Might order a second of business picks up. Wood feels cheap and not extremely durable- but if it’s taken care of and not thrown around it should last.