CCTREE 3D Printer UV Resin Curing Light for ANYCUBIC Photon ELEGOO Mars SLA DLP 3D Printer Solidify Photosensitive Resin 405nm UV Resin Affect, DIY Curing Enclosue

very happy with the light and works good for Uv Resin. Small size makes it easy to use

So MOST web tutorials pretty much essentially say “let models cure as long as you can, but the MINIMUM is...” - I’m new to the resin thing, so sure, I’ll run with that.First time I used it I ran it for about 30 sec per turn (did 90 degree rotations), I’ll be honest, I didn’t notice much difference. So then I positioned some stuff in the light and went to play some games to try out the above advice. An hour or two later I came back - the models were literally browned.This is a very powerful lamp. It does the job in the time it says it does the job - and I do run it a little longer now (about 45 sec per rotation) - but I shudder to think what the result would have been if I had followed the “cure overnight” posts on the web (they’re probably accurate for lower wattage lights - but not this one). But if you use it *correctly* (follow the directions), it’s a great little lamp.Only MINOR complaints (and I knew what I was getting beforehand so it isn’t worth marking down stars) is that it’s really meant to be mounted on something. It kinda props itself up at an angle which works well enough, but i’d LIKE to see what happens with a little more intent on that part of the design. *HOWEVER* - the pictures do it justice, so it wasn’t unexpected - and most similar lights at this price point have an almost identical design so whatever.Similarly - generally I don’t get too worked up about warning labels - ALL lights say stuff like “don’t point this at your eyes!” - I’d strongly advise both UV protectant glasses *AND* *DON’T LOOK INTO IT*. I also bought it thinking “hey, maybe I could use it to give my succulent a little more light during the darker winter months!”... that thought is no longer unless I decide I want fried succulent.

a bit smaller then I thought. But the dimensions are right on the page. I lined a small box with aluminum foil and it can cure easily two mars plate fulls at once. 20 minutes all it takes.

had to rewire for US 120v but works great now

Works well but part of the case for the light was damaged, not sure how a metal piece snapped of from shipping, but because of that the housing for the light doesn't close fully. Aside from that the light works very well.

Super cheap. I was worried it wouldn't work as advertised but it did. It is sturdy and cures resin rapidly. 0 complaints. Well... One... It could use an upright stand so the lens faces downwards. Currently, the bar keeps it leaning in an non-ideal position for curing. Definitely buy!

Super compact and has excellent range.

Liked the size, and the quality of product. Overall would buy again.