Electric Tumbler Stirrer

Does not blend a full cup

Not good for resin Spinner nearly stops when it meets the resin didn't blend. Could be useful for stirring thin drinks though.

As the add advertised I tired this with resin. BE CAREFUL! Do it in small amounts and keep it under the resin and don't go towards the top to avoid bubbles and such. The motor is not as strong as I would like it to be but for the price its fine. Once you get the resin and/or pigments mixed (I used it to mix my pigments with the resin to avoid any lumps of powder I may have missed) turn off the mixer and slowly pull it out, I just give it a small spin to get the excess off and to clean it but it in acetone (I use acetone nail polish remover and have it in a glass jar with a lid to avoid acetone fumes) and wipe it off with a paper towel and then let it air dry (it wont take long, like maybe a minute or so) and go on with something else. I may have to buy another one if it brakes because with how the price is its not bad for it. I showed to my resin group I'm in on Facebook and they had mixed feelings for it.

Powerful

Only used once. This was not powerful enough to stir epoxy resin even in a small batch. I was only trying to mix 40ml, so a small batch, and the mixer works only if you are at the very top, just below splash level. The lower you go, the less it works till you get to about 2/3 down and it stopped completely. Now that I tried using it in epoxy as stated in the description it can be use in, I am not able to use for anything else as this is no longer food safe. Save your money and just stir by hand.

This is a great concept, but not powerful enough for epoxy. Packaging shows it being used on drinks.

This is advertised as a tool to mix resin. The tool I received said it was a milk frother. It does not have the power to mix resin.I ordered 2 and my husband tried to use one to scramble eggs and it did the job, but it was slow.

Easy to use