3D Printer UV Resin Curing Light for SLA/DLP 3D Printer Solidify Photosensitive Resin 405nm UV Resin with 6W Output Affect, DIY Curing Enclosue

I don't have a resin printer (yet), so most of my resin work is done with small squeeze bottles by hand. This light has made my work significantly easier due to the fact that I can just immediately hold the item over it while I'm assembling or curing. The LEDs are plenty powerful (wear some sunglasses at the least, I've blasted my eyes on accident a few times), and my resin will cure within a couple of seconds. Some tackiness might still remain due to how I'm laying things out, but if I leave the item curing in the light for a few minutes, that's all gone. My setup is pretty lame, but it works way better than the whole mini-UV flashlight thing I was doing before, which was a huge hassle for larger or more delicate items. I keep the toggle switch on the floor by my feet, and I just toggle it with my toes whenever I need it (which takes the trouble of trying to turn on the light and not drop what I'm working on at the same time). I plan to use it for additional curing when I do get my resin printer, and I've used a strong magnet to attach the angle bracket to whatever metal nearby so I can angle or move the light around quickly. I'm extremely happy with it, and even plan to probably build a "cage" to place over/around it to make my own little low-key curing cage.

Have been using this light for a while. If you add a concave screen (can be made from aluminum foil) opposite the light, you will have a surround curing station; no need for expensive add-ons.

I bought this for curing resin on bucktail fishing lures. One minute on each side worked well. Build seems sturdy and it's easy to use. Thumbs up so far.

For the price and some of the reviews, I wasn't sure what to expect. However, mine has a strong, constant light. It does not heat up more that I would expect it to. No noises or buzzes. 405nm works perfectly to cure the resins I use. That was a concern that maybe they were advertising 405 to get us to buy it but it may not work. Nope. Works great. It is a direct light-like a spotlight. So if you just have the resin facing the light, you'll want to rotate (if opaque). I built a cheapo curing box out of foam board and aluminum foil. Shine it in there and it reflects all over. Cures pretty much everything at once. For the price, it works surprisingly well. Or "great value for the money" as Amazon wants me to state for their algorithm.

Works well for curing oil paint and varnish.

Works good for its size and price.

Definitely not as good as the cure station

Lo q necesitaba. Para mis trabajos de resina

This UV resin curing light does an amazing job. I am able to cure the resin on the flies I tie quickly and thoroughly. Priced well, powerful, and my favourite part is it's plug-in powered so it's reliable. Highly recommend.

The 3D Printer UV Resin Curing Light for SLA is a game-changer! It cures my resin prints quickly and evenly, ensuring a solid and smooth finish. The light is powerful, easy to set up, and works efficiently. It's an essential tool for anyone using SLA 3D printers to achieve professional-quality results. Highly recommended

No complaints, does what I need it to do.

I ordered this to cure some Resign projects, it works great.

For curing 3d resin prints this is a must have. It works fast and has the power supply built-in. Simply plug it in and your ready to go. For best results you should use a turntable or reflector to get even light coverage on your print. Also, be aware this light is powerful so you should be careful when using it. Placing it too close to your print could result in warping.