Creative Cuptisserie DIY Motor Kit - Build Your Own Tumbler Turner Machine - Easily Build Multi Cup Turner for Crafts - Comes with Motor, PVC Wand, Mounting Bracket, Screws, 8mm Rotisserie Spit Rod

I really like this style rotisserie for its sturdiness. I did have to take it apart and grease it before I used it. I don’t have issues with leveling with these like I did with the unsupported rotisserie motors. The metal rod helps. I ended up attaching them to a $100 harbor freight work bench and they work well for what I need and I can save space attaching them to the pegboard backing of the work bench. Update- several months later and they’re still working great, greasing them was the key. I just used auto grease because it tolerated high temperatures. I have found that the rods do tend to try to slide off so I stuck a small square double sided tape and no more issues. Now I have an 8 cup turner for under $350. My first 8 cup turner someone made me broke after the first round of cups And we’re never level so these have been a relief.

Super quiet, great quality, spins for about 4-5 hours at a time several times a day depending on the number of orders I have, and I have to say it works fantastic for me. Super easy to attach their specific wands to and easy to anchor both to your cuptisserie wooden base. Hardware like screws were even provided. Definitely a great way to just purchase the motor if that's what you need. Will order more.

This unit seems well made. I'm using it to rotate fishing lures after and epoxy coating. Since it's cold here right now in Maine I make sure I bring them into the house from my workshop. The device works well and does the job okay but when it rotates and reaches a certain spot it emits a small squeak. Very annoying to say the least.A small issue but I thought I'd mention it. Maybe yours won't sqeak.

I love these DIY kits. I've been using for almost 5 months see with no problems from any of the three units I started making cup with. I often leave them running overnight and they don't overheat. They are also quiet, much more so than another single I have. I love that I can change direction on them. I like to apply my epoy while they are going clockwise, and I change to counter clockwise when I'm done. The only times I've noticed slippage of the cup is when it is clockwise..so I only let it turn that way when I'm applying. They do sometimes have a little "skip" but doesn't affect the epoxy finish.They are easy to redesign your workpace with too..mine are currently sitting high so I have space underneath for the epoxy cup, tools. But I've moved to a higher workbench so we are just going to but on a lower wooden frame and extend with more turner kits. I'm buying 3 more of these now!

I had a large cup order come in and I started to panic. After a little research and you tube I came across these and am so happy I did!! The only thing I would’ve changed about my order was adding the foam inserts with the order. At quick glance I thought the package came with them but after ordering and looking at the items again I realized it was separate. I regret it so much continuing to use my footballs but I’ll be adding them soon for sure. Other than that, the motors are quiet, turning speed is perfect to work with as well. One other thing I’d change just a hair - assembly video was awesome and so very helpful BUT I would spread the motors out just a bit more than stated in the video. I find it difficult to actually work on 4 cups continuously without bumping the other spinning cup beside it. Overall, I’m very satisfied and happy I found this company!

I love the idea that a momma is getting her biz on. The concept is great. The metal rod is securely attached to the motor and doesn't look like it'll come off while spinning a wet epoxy cup. The plastic extension appears to be the same size as PVC and like it would fit into your existing turner system. Unfortunately, for anyone already using a tumbler system, it isn't compatible and you'll need to rig up another extension to fit into the drying rack. The reason for the 3-star is the dilemma of returning the product and go back to the hardware store for another rotisserie motor or recreate to make this work along with my turner system.PS - not sure if it was intended and if so maybe it should be in the instructions/supplies, but the wood screws weren't the same size. While making the base I grabbed one screw for dimensions. It was while assembling the unit I found the other 2 were longer and thinner screws. Back to rigging something to make it work.

Ok, so let me start by saying that I really love these tumblers, they are sturdy and quiet...I had purchased 4 of them, but one of them did not want to turn, so I contacted the company and let me tell you that she was really, really helpful. I explained what was wrong and she asked for videos so I sent them to her and without hesitation after seeing the videos of what was happening, I got my replacement for the damaged machine. I love this type of customer service where they will help you and get back with you as soon as possible to fix the issue. I received my replacement and am now using. I have made my own cuptisserie by putting them on a metal pegboard worktable. I can fit as many as 8 on this station. I will be purchasing more to mount on so do more tumblers at once. Thank you again for fast prompt service and an amazing product. There is no such thing as perfect, but we can make it work how we need it to work for our own projects.

The media could not be loaded.  Not knowing how I was going to set up my wood lathe to go beyond a cuptisserie because I turn bowls and vessels ect... I opened the package and was surprised with the plastic rod it was almost a perfect fit for the connection to my lathe. Rigged up a mount and it works great. My lathe turns very slow but not slow enough. Don’t suppose you have a package with the application skills in it. Thanks for a good product