SuzzamUV Light for Resin, Large Double-Sided UV Resin Light, 2 in 1 & Split Usageable, 360° Wide Coverage & 3 Timer Setting Digital Display Screen, 36W Fast Curing for DIY Crafts

This UV Light for Resin has been a total game-changer for my DIY projects! The double-sided design provides 360° wide coverage, which means faster and more even curing—no more flipping pieces or worrying about missed spots. It’s super powerful at 36W, and I love that it has three timer settings and a clear digital display, making it easy to control and keep track of cure time.One of my favorite features is the 2-in-1 split usability—you can use it as a full unit or split it up for separate projects, which is super convenient when I’m working on multiple small pieces. Whether you’re making jewelry, keychains, or other resin crafts, this light saves time and gives professional-quality results.If you work with UV resin regularly, this is absolutely worth the investment!

This works great! I had the really small let's resin light and it's just struggling, so I got this because it was a fabulous price.It's strong and cures easily everything I've thrown at it. Really pleased and would reccomend!

I love the timer capabilities & adaptability to top & bottom UV. Or for thinner pores it can be taken apart to 2 UV light units. Note be aware you have to provide the base charger unit that joins from the electrical wall or surge plug to the cables provided that attach to UV light. I used 2 of old cellphone adapters.

I usually use a UV black light that stands upright which I got a few years ago. I wasn't crazy about having to rotate my molds to get them evenly cured. I'm loving this new LED-based UV light. It's able to conquer the curing blues by having lights both on top and bottom of the mold so it covers everything. The bottom simply attaches to the top with magnets. You can also use them separately as two upper domes simultaneously to increase production.

Works very well and is perfect for what I am doing! It may be a bit small for those who are wanting to do larger pieces, but if you work with smaller resin pieces then this is perfect for that. I love that it can come apart into two pieces that work. The only downside is that it only comes with one cord and to use both pieces separately you need 2 cords. Thankfully though, it is a commonly used cord type so you will most likely have a spare at home you could use if you want to use both halves separately. All in all, I highly recommend!

This double sided UV lamp made all the difference for my resin jewelry work. The light cures the resin from both sides, creating even smooth forms and of course shorter drying times. Having this control of the process also makes it much cleaner. I didn’t find this much more expensive than a one sided nail polish drying light, so if you are doing resin work, this is a much better buy!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Love how powerful this thing is! I used to only use the UV lamp that came with the Let's Resin bundle, and boy was using that a chore. It wouldn't go past 150 seconds, and it always left the resin tacky, so I had to do multiple runs. Eventually it got it, but I still wasn't satisfied with it.This, however, is SUCH an upgrade. You can use the top half, or even both together! It also comes with a nice acrylic platform so you can have things rest in the middle, so it gets cured on all sides! I eventually got a small basket so I could hang my charms in there so I could cure all the sides without getting it stuck on the board. I really do love this. It comes apart for easy storage, doesn't take up much space when put away, and is now my favorite resin curing machine.

I'd say 3.5 is what I would rather rate it at to clarifyPros:Lights are bright, good durability from my experience (fell off counter and didnt break), and really easy to use. I like that it can function as 2 different ones or work together for more working space.That being said, my only issue is that it takes more than a few minutes for the resin to cure, which is the reason I replaced my other one. I always use the max time of 300 seconds for curing, and I'll still have to press the button at the very least 1 more time after the initial one, but typically 2 and onwards. I'm really hoping that its somehow my resin even though its not even a few months old, but unsure. It still works by definition, but not as good as I'd like