Sovol 3D Printer UV Resin Curing Light 6W & Solar Turntable & Adjustable Curing Brackets, for SLA DLP 3D Printer Solidify Photosensitive Resin 405nm UV Resin Affect, DIY Curing Enclosue

I'm gonna be honest, it's not the sturdiest thing in the world. It's like putting together one of those "Erector Sets" from the old days (without any instructions, I might add), if anyone remembers those. But as long as you put it somewhere your kids/pets can't knock it around, it should hold up just fine.The light is great, and the solar turntable works well as long as your resin isn't blocking the solar panel. I've been using this to cure prints from my Elegoo Mars 2, and so far it's been a champ.Bottom line: It doesn't look pretty, but it doesn't have to. It gets the job done.

Love the setup, the solar turntable is really quiet better quality than my other one. The stand is crazy sturdy and easy to put together. The light is also nice quality and build, I built my own curing box for it and it works great.

If you're looking for something aesthetically pleasing, you won't find that here. What you will find is a reasonably well put together kit that only takes a few minutes to assemble and definitely cures with no issues. The frame does not sit perfectly straight, no matter what I do, but it hasn't been an issue for us. We have a box with aluminum foil covering the inside to help cure our resin, and although it is far from pretty to look at, it does the job.

Not bad to assemble, fairly sturdy if tightened well. Fits under a 5-gal bucket well. Not ideal for larger resin projects but PERFECT for projects that fit on the turntable. Be aware of the dimensions. Good light, good product.

So I was missing. A screw, so it does not stay perfectly up. Also none of the black rubber covers pictured are included. I ended up dipping them in resin and curing them several time so not to scratch my counters and accidentally scratch myself when moving it around.But the lamp is really bright and the spindle works great.

Spinner took a little encouragement the first time, but now starts on its own even when my task light is on. I recommend putting the bolts in with the nuts to the outside. I couldn't use the rubber feet due to allergy, so I 3d printed some quickly. I can't say how well it works on 3d printed resin pieces, but is great for craft resin.

It’s cheap. It looks cheap. But it works just as good as $200 units I have used. Just need to wrap it with tinfoil or some other cheap reflective material for best results.

Everything went together easy and it just does its job. The great thing is with all of holes in the angle iron, you can screw on walls and line them with aluminum foil for reflecting the UV light for better overall curing.

As advertised. I plugged in the light, and my (cheap) meter reads 5 Watts usage. The turntable works fine, and the UV light powers it just fine. It does not need a battery. Some paint was missing from the legs, and the rubber feet have seen better days, but the lamp, frame, and solar turntable came shipped for the price of the same light-only elsewhere. 1 extra nut and screw included helps hold the power cord out of the way if you are creative. I will print a better structure now that I can cure parts with this. If the light or turntable fails an time soon, I will reduce my review rating.Assembly is about as I expected for this price point. People complaining of crookedness just need to loosen screws, straighten legs, and re-tighten. You need a Philips (+) driver, and pair of small pliers at least to assemble. Assemble 2 legs using a medium size piece to connect them, then another 2 legs separately. Then use the shortest pieces to tie the two halves together. Leave everything loose, then tighten when fully assembled. All nuts will fit "inside" the corners. Assembling the top "square" first, then attaching legs works too.

Lo recomiendo

La lámpara en sí es muy buena, buen material y sólida, la base giratoria y la base para poner la lámpara es de mala calidad, muy débil y se nota al tocarlo que durara muy poco y así fue, la base giraritoria solo duró 4 días y dejó de funcionar, la base sobre la cual se pone la lámpara pues es material sólido pero le falta mejor diseño puesto que queda toda débil, pero cumple su función, lo bueno es la lámpara que pues en si es para lo que lo compre, cura rápido, lo ideal es hacerle uno mismo la caja de curado y solo emplear la lámpara.

Took a bit of tinkering to assemble but it's not rocket science. Anyone has an elementary school art skill should be able to figure it out. It's crude, it's simple, and it works just as well as a $200 brand-name curing station. with a fraction of the price. Highly recommended.

This item came with no instructions whatsoever. I assembled it, the angle iron pieces are rough and sharp on the edges as well as the ends, this could easily cut someone. After assembling the whole thing is crooked the holes on thr angle iron aren't thr same on all 4 pieces so I have one leg that's about 3mm shorter than the rest send it wobbles. The light sits on top but isn't held by anything and has no means of staying centered on top. Any sort of bump or wobble from the crooked frame will send it tumbling down.The build quality on this is terrible. I recommend buying the light and turntable separate and building your own stand.