Wonnv Cup Turner Machine Epoxy Cuptisserie Kit for Crafts Tumbler with Rotisserie Motor, 2 Wands (Mint)

This turner was exactly what I was looking for. There is no asssmbly needed, just lock on your wants and start turning. The noise this turning makes is minimal compared to others. There are two seperate Wonds, the bigger one is good for 30 and 20 oz, and the smaller one is perfect for 14 oz cups. The piece at the bottom of the wind is removable which I did to add a football to do the skinny tumblers. I’ve had this for a month now with no problems.

Love it! Works great! The only issue I have had with it is the cup attachment gets too heavy when the cup is on there and it can fall off. I had my epoxy on my tumbler get messed up because of this. I put duct tape on the attachment while it’s spinning and it works perfectly now! The pink turner’s attachment goes inside the bar attached to the turner and locks in so you don’t have the problem of the bar falling off and ruining cups!

The first time I used this product the arm fell off and ruined my cup. If you read other reviews you can see this is a frequent issue. Today i gave it another chance and used to steel tool to tighten the arm on the machine. And it worked. My machine came with no instruction and like most people I was clueless to what I needed to do it assemble what little that needed put together. But after today my whole opinion has changed about the cup.

Super quiet, works well but the attachments start to slide down and off after a hour of turning. Would have given it 5 stars if it wasn’t for the attachments falling off.

I was super excited when I received this turner on April 21st. It worked well up until the last week. The motor has slowly been losing power and has now become so slow that I cannot put a cup on it because the epoxy won't settle evenly. So before you go buying this, thinking its a godsend, check out the diy options for turners on Pinterest or Google and ask yourself if you're handy enough to build a turner or know someone who is. Because buying the parts you need end up being a whole lot cheaper than the cost of this turner, especially when it craps out on you in less than a month.

Update: Motor quit after a year. I know many other reviews say that the cup has fallen off but the trick is to make sure it is ALL the way screwed on to the point that it will no longer turn. I have not had a single issue with this turner and have made 7 flawless cups that have been perfectly even and did not come off of the turner. I am currently waiting for them to come back in stock to purchase a second.

I have purchased two of your cup turners and I really like them. The only things that I don't like is they only go on one direction and the arm takes more than a second to screw on and take off. I like the design. It's well put together and has a very clean assembly. And both arrived on time. I'd say definitely worth what I paid. I'm very satisfied. It makes me wonder do you have multiple armed ones available.

I absolutely love this Turner. It is definitely well built, and looks very nice. I did have the arm fall off the very first time I used it but it was after it had been turning for at least 8 hours. I then used the tool that came with it to tighten the arm and haven't had any issues since. Can't wait till they come out with more size arms and will be by in a second Turner.