It reminds me of a baby bottle warmer. My only concern is that when you have the cover on when heating the cups up, would it cause condensation and risk water dripping into the resin. It's definitely a good idea, though, if you're in a rush to use your resin. ❤
Yes I guess it does, I guess that's what those warmers look like. The shape of the lid makes the condensation run own the sides only so that's OK. and most people would have normal sized resin bottles to put in it rather than cups anyway I think
I do believe, that like the resin curing machine is a food dehydrator, and the curing mats are reptile tank heaters, the preheater is in fact a bottle warmer, lol. Repurpose, reuse, recycle, right ;)
@@naudiaangelica6925 the preheater goes to much higher temperatures than a bottle warmer. The latest incarnation of the curer is completely different, nothing like a food dehydrator. So whilst this is probably where the original designs come from, these things have been developed on specifically for resin :) The mats, yes they are reptile mats still as far as I know. I'm not keen as you can't control the heat as much and it's all from uncerneath whereas the new curing machine is huge an round
I float my bottles in the sink of hot water and shake every few minutes until it is warm enough especially during winter. It definitely helps with reducing bubbles in the resin
I do warm my resin which does reduce bubbles. I use a heat mat which I put part A and B bottles on. I also warm my uv as well. I have mobility issue I find having large amount of water around a pain. I have been using coffee warm pads which are temperature adjustable which I am using and like. I don't think I would buy this although it look good. Warming you resin is a must for how I work but everyone is different in the work so it's horses for courses. 16.1k as I watch. Go Tracey, go Tracey, go Tracey!!!!🎉🎉🎉❤
I've been looking at this on their website for the last week and wondered if it would be useful to me. I'm glad you shared it with us. Now, I think I can live without it for the time being, as I use my heat mat to warm my resin on chillier days. However, I'm not writing it off completely. I'm just a little worried I'll knock it and end up with water everywhere lol. But until I can organise my studio properly I think I can cope with my heat mat lol. xx PS, I only warm my resin when it's cold and thickens up, due to being kept in my studio, which is a shed with no heating on unless I'm in there working. I have warmed it up on occasion to get a lower viscosity when using a mould that has a lot of details. xx
Thank you Tracey, I’ve not been doing any resin, as our heating isn’t on at night, and the temperature has been dropping very low. I will wait till the temperatures are nicer, as heating the resin cuts down on work time. Xx love your makes, the butterfly is beautiful x❤
Another nifty gadget to join the robot army. You should definetly put eyes on it! I've only heated my resin once and followed the instruction closely. It ended up a bubbly mess so now I just use it at room temperature. I live in a fairly warm flat as well.
I get that Mizz. when it's 19c or over I won't be needing this either. but over winter on cold mornings, it's going to be very handy. I love that the temperature is so controllable. I've been running it today at 106f/40c an that seems great. I think I'll settle at 104f/40c though as that seems to be best results so far
Heated resin is a def benefit when its cold!! Like today its 25F and my craft room is in need of a heater. that resin heater would be wonderful!!! thanks so much for showing us and doing the comparison!!! you ROCK!!!!🤘🤘
Probably but this one is set up specifically for resin temperatures an timings and bottle sizes. An - I on't have a bottle warmer for babies lol. Also looking on Amazon, it's about the same price as a baby bottle warmer but takes 2 bottles whereas the baby ones only take 1 bottle. If you have a double baby bottle warmer I guess it would work the same
@@miniscenesgb just seen a double baby warmer but didn't read much of it, think it was £19.99. My craft room is full and a mess so I resin in the kitchen with back door open and its freezing so normally just warm the resin in a bowl of hot water. Best bargain ever last week was the double UV light for £23.99 ☺
@@evelynbrown5312 yeh so in £ with the discount similar price ( I've just worked it out to £26 at current exchange rates) except the lid, temperature settings etc on this one are designed specifically for Resin But yes if you can get it set right you may be able to use the one you mention
@@miniscenesgb thats not bad price really, would definitely think about it. I can't get the bubble remover so if this came up that would sort that problem
I love the idea of this. I usually preheat my bottles but it does reduce pot life if I do it too much. Unfortunately I can’t get hold of most things from Let’s Resin in Australia. Maybe someone else will make one with centigrade soon. Thanks Tracey ❤
@@miniscenesgb Yes I'll wait til they put it on their Canada site. They don't always have the same as US/UK sites which to me is a pain but it is what it is.
I'm finding it great now it's colder here. Controllable an even heating from all round rather than from the bottom up. an the timer... it's just so easy
I normally just put my resin in the microwave for 5 secs but this is a great idea. Looking forward to seeing what you do with all the gorgeous little buildings. x
Gosh that would scare me lol. Also my craft room is upstairs an the microwave downstairs it's drive me nuts going up and down stairs. I'm way too lazy lol. This little thing is just the job for me especially as I can now maintain heat if I'm doing a load of pours. I'll be trying to get to the little buildings next week. I am so overloaded but I really want to o the lights project
@ I saw Julie mention it ages ago from pouring your heart out that she popped hers in the microwave but this seems such a good product . Can’t wait to see your light display 👌
@@Allaboardresincreations I''d never dare put a flamable chemical in a microwave, but I guess it must be OK if you and Julie do it with no issues. I just think this little thing is so handy and controllable, and for the price, I think it's great
@ I’ve not had any issues yet but I definitely think this little warming is a perfect solution and like you say is more controlled. I’ll be looking into getting one .
My studio is around 50-60 degrees in winter and I always warm up my resin bottles and then mix in a warm water bath. It makes such a huge difference with bubbles. Thanks for sharing this!
Great demonstration. I about bought this for the Black Friday sale but opted for the curing machine. I do live in a climate that is extremely cold during winter, this would be perfect
This gadget is awesome for those residing in cold places,looks nice and useful, thank you so much for sharing the review Ms Tracey 💜💜,all the creations turned out superb too 💜
Thanks for the demo….id like it but can’t justify it in use a water bath regularly, as my home is always about 68°. I do run a space heater in my craft room. I love the molds you chose to use today. Thank you!! 🐢
Hi Tracey, beautiful makes love the houses 😍, it looks like the baby bottle warmers, Dose the lid not generate steam? I seen steam at the end on the lid, is there not a risk of that dropping into the resin? Thanks for sharing ❤❤❤ xxx
Lol I'm a cheapskate. I live in Florida USA, so cold isn't normally a problem. On occasion I have to fill an order and no choice but to pour in the cold. Sooo, I've used an old small crock pot. For a dryer I got a dehydrator from the second-hand store.
Yes you’d rarely need to heat. My dryer it big, can take large tall moulds which my food hydrator couldn’t so for what I make, it’s handy to have both. You’re not a cheapskate, you’re saving money for glitter 😀
I think that would be pretty handy for me as we are moving into winter and my workroom is running 2 space heaters right now..... I am a true newbie and trying to find what works for me....🤣and the heaters aren't just for the resin... I hate the cold myself 😂
I absolutely love those little buildings!! Everything turned out beautifully!! I’m wondering if the condensation could drip into the resin?Another question, where did you get the little buildings molds?
All of the moulds in the video are IntoResin, link in the video description. No the condensation runs only own the sides as the top designed that way. I think most people would warm bottles in there anyway but mine of course are massive lol
This was a great video to watch! I’m definitely a mixer girl as my body cannot tolerate mixing by hand unfortunately. I only have the handheld mixer by Let’s Resin and I am hoping to invest in the AI one in the future! Thanks for another great video Tracey! Xx
I have the butterfly im gutted it's a matte mould though , the gadget looks cool mind guess still easier to pop in a sink of water maybe depending on how cold the room is
That's odd, IntoResin don't do a matte version in the handmade crystal range as far as I know. Maybe check with them? Re the machine, I'm no where near a sink in my craft room and I love the control-ability of this, maintaining the temperature if you're doing a lot of pours but yes I know many will still prefer the sink way which I'm sure works well :) This works for me very well though
@miniscenesgb strange then mines definitely matte as made it a few days ago in clear resin with a touch of crushed crystal in it hoping for sparkle might email them
@@adelealdridge2080 if you ordered the handmade crystal one from IntoResin you should contact them as their handmade crystal butterfly should look like the one I showed. That's really strange. Would you let me know how you get on?
This looks as though it would save me warming my resin in the way I do now - good idea. But, Tracey, do you have any concerns about the condensation that accumulates on the dome dropping into the resin? Is that likely to happen?
No as the lid is designed so it doesn't. More info in the video description. Most people will put their bottles in it with the lids on anyway. I can't as my resin comes in massive trade size bottles :)
Hmmm... This seems like a recipe for an amine blush. Doesn't it? Unless your resin is in an enclosed bottle, it *will* wind up with condensation in it. This is a very good idea, but I think I'll keep to my reptile infrared heating mat. Now, the good ones do come with thermostats, the slightly cheaper ones just have a temperature wheel, the cheapest ones have neither, but you can absolutely plug them into a thermostat. So you can absolutely control the heat.
I thought the same initially. you're supposed to use it with an enclosed bottle but mine are massive. No issues at all so far, I've been using it loads for 3 days now :)
BTW, we're did you get your pudding jar mold? It looks like a cute size and could hold my glitters if I made a bunch of them! Thanks for the response from earlier. Hugs from 🇨🇦
Looks ok, but isnt it the same as a baby bottle warmer where you can set the temperature as well? Im also curious as to whether condensation gathering on the inside of the cover could be an issue?
No the condensation runs only own the sides as the top designed that way. I think most people would warm bottles in there anyway but mine of course are massive lol. An re baby bottles - this one is geared up for resin temperatures an times, I guess you could use a baby bottle warmer if you have a double 2 bottle one an can set it right. They are a similar price but only o one bottle as far as I can see from Amazon
I agree 100%. Since product are sold around the world these days, it is only proper that measurements are able to be shown in BOTH ways. It is a absolute PAIN IN THE ARSE to have to convert, and I honestly resent that. They want my money, but can't have that conversion ability? Rather rude.
Um no it's just that they have released it for their biggest market, the USA first, hence that plug too. I'm expecting them to have a different version for the UK an Europe. it's not rude, they release region at a time and mine is a USA one
I am having a hard time finding the discount codes for the Lets resin heater can you please help me there are times when my shed is 40° to cold to work with. Thank you
Take a look in the video description. There's a devotion on discount codes and that includes codes for let's resin for several countries. That does sound cold. Take a look at their bid round curing machine too as with such a low temperature you might struggle with curing too
Italian? It's not lol. Let's Resin are in Hong Kong and usually make things for release in the USA first as it's the biggest market, hence the US plug on mine
No the condensation runs only own the sides as the top designed that way. I think most people would warm bottles in there anyway but mine of course are massive lol.
@ I would be so scared but I can always use it without the lid. I would be afraid that when I lifted the lid I would knock the water off somehow since I am prone to accidents 😂😂😂
Non lo faccio perché anche in inverno almeno 19/20 gradi in casa ci sono. Ma se lo facessi non lo farei mai con il bicchiere aperto, al massimo con la bottiglia chiusa. Questo perché poi la resina nel bicchiere prenderebbe umidità e molte resine sono sensibili all’umidità e quando polimerizzate avrebbero aloni e striature in superficie …
there is no glass :) it's working perfectly as the craft room has low humidity, which is when it is curing. no moisture is getting into the resin at all, items are curing perfectly. When my room is 19 plus I won't be needing this either, you're right there, but when it's cold, it's great. I've been using it a lot for 3 days now and I'm loving it
Can’t say I would get one as it’s a glorified baby bottle warmer. If I wanted one I would get a baby bottle warmer it’s way cheaper. I think it is overpriced for what it is tbh
over here it's about the same price as a baby bottle warmer. But it also goes way up above the standard 98f temp of a baby bottle warmer and takes the standard sized resin bottles, so it's rather different. I'm finding it spot on.
It reminds me of a baby bottle warmer. My only concern is that when you have the cover on when heating the cups up, would it cause condensation and risk water dripping into the resin. It's definitely a good idea, though, if you're in a rush to use your resin. ❤
Yes I guess it does, I guess that's what those warmers look like. The shape of the lid makes the condensation run own the sides only so that's OK. and most people would have normal sized resin bottles to put in it rather than cups anyway I think
Good catch...I hadn't thought of that.
I do believe, that like the resin curing machine is a food dehydrator, and the curing mats are reptile tank heaters, the preheater is in fact a bottle warmer, lol. Repurpose, reuse, recycle, right ;)
@@naudiaangelica6925 the preheater goes to much higher temperatures than a bottle warmer. The latest incarnation of the curer is completely different, nothing like a food dehydrator. So whilst this is probably where the original designs come from, these things have been developed on specifically for resin :) The mats, yes they are reptile mats still as far as I know. I'm not keen as you can't control the heat as much and it's all from uncerneath whereas the new curing machine is huge an round
Do it Tracey! Put eyes on it! Get some googly eyes and stick those on. That seems to work very well. Into Resin has the prettiest molds. 😍
Will do!! It really is crying out for eyes lol
@ Yeah! The ones that giggle! 😂😂
I float my bottles in the sink of hot water and shake every few minutes until it is warm enough especially during winter. It definitely helps with reducing bubbles in the resin
Yes I bet it does. I've always not done that as it's not so easy to control the exact temperature which is why I liked this little thingy :)
I do warm my resin which does reduce bubbles. I use a heat mat which I put part A and B bottles on. I also warm my uv as well. I have mobility issue I find having large amount of water around a pain. I have been using coffee warm pads which are temperature adjustable which I am using and like. I don't think I would buy this although it look good. Warming you resin is a must for how I work but everyone is different in the work so it's horses for courses. 16.1k as I watch. Go Tracey, go Tracey, go Tracey!!!!🎉🎉🎉❤
Yes mats work well. I just like the control-ability of this thing :) Thanks !
Everything turned out very nice. I have no choice but to heat my resin as it is winter here. My resin room stays quite cool.
I’ve never pre heated before but I’m converted. My room is only cooler on winter mornings but I’m going to love this new gadget for those days
I've been looking at this on their website for the last week and wondered if it would be useful to me. I'm glad you shared it with us. Now, I think I can live without it for the time being, as I use my heat mat to warm my resin on chillier days. However, I'm not writing it off completely. I'm just a little worried I'll knock it and end up with water everywhere lol. But until I can organise my studio properly I think I can cope with my heat mat lol. xx
PS, I only warm my resin when it's cold and thickens up, due to being kept in my studio, which is a shed with no heating on unless I'm in there working. I have warmed it up on occasion to get a lower viscosity when using a mould that has a lot of details. xx
I think you'll like it Diane
Thank you Tracey, I’ve not been doing any resin, as our heating isn’t on at night, and the temperature has been dropping very low. I will wait till the temperatures are nicer, as heating the resin cuts down on work time. Xx love your makes, the butterfly is beautiful x❤
Yes heat really does help. I'll now be able to resin in the mornings here when the house hasn't yet warmed up which is great
Another nifty gadget to join the robot army. You should definetly put eyes on it!
I've only heated my resin once and followed the instruction closely. It ended up a bubbly mess so now I just use it at room temperature. I live in a fairly warm flat as well.
I get that Mizz. when it's 19c or over I won't be needing this either. but over winter on cold mornings, it's going to be very handy. I love that the temperature is so controllable. I've been running it today at 106f/40c an that seems great. I think I'll settle at 104f/40c though as that seems to be best results so far
It reminds me of the baby bottle warmers 😊
Yes, similar principle but takes 2 large resin bottles and the temperature goes much higher as it's designed for resin
Heated resin is a def benefit when its cold!! Like today its 25F and my craft room is in need of a heater. that resin heater would be wonderful!!! thanks so much for showing us and doing the comparison!!! you ROCK!!!!🤘🤘
Youre welcome. I'm gonna get lot of use out of that little thing
Reminds me of a baby bottle heater!
I was thinking same, thats probably where the idea came from, cheaper too
Probably but this one is set up specifically for resin temperatures an timings and bottle sizes. An - I on't have a bottle warmer for babies lol. Also looking on Amazon, it's about the same price as a baby bottle warmer but takes 2 bottles whereas the baby ones only take 1 bottle. If you have a double baby bottle warmer I guess it would work the same
@@miniscenesgb just seen a double baby warmer but didn't read much of it, think it was £19.99. My craft room is full and a mess so I resin in the kitchen with back door open and its freezing so normally just warm the resin in a bowl of hot water. Best bargain ever last week was the double UV light for £23.99 ☺
@@evelynbrown5312 yeh so in £ with the discount similar price ( I've just worked it out to £26 at current exchange rates) except the lid, temperature settings etc on this one are designed specifically for Resin But yes if you can get it set right you may be able to use the one you mention
@@miniscenesgb thats not bad price really, would definitely think about it. I can't get the bubble remover so if this came up that would sort that problem
Why did I think it was a baby bottle warmer at first? 😂 - great video as always lovely x
looks similar but the temperature goes a lot higher an it'll take 2 regular sized bottles of resin. I love it :)
It never gets really cold here. I can see the need for it in colder climes.
Yes Tim, I'd never bothered before, but I can definitely see why people pre-heat now when it's cooler
Awesome resin warming gadget,nice review video Ms Tracey 😍💜😍
Thanks for watching
I love the idea of this. I usually preheat my bottles but it does reduce pot life if I do it too much. Unfortunately I can’t get hold of most things from Let’s Resin in Australia. Maybe someone else will make one with centigrade soon. Thanks Tracey ❤
Yes I hope they will be doing a centigrade one soon. Not sure how their stuff gets to Australia I know Pouring Your Heart out uses some of their brand
Oh that little jar is just to cute!
Adorable isn't it
Thank you! Will consider one now 😊
Hope you like it!
I’m so excited! I just ordered one 💜
Yay!
I'm in Eastern Canada so pre warm my resin at least 75% of the year as it's not to warm most of the year!
Lol this might suit you then. I know there's other ways of doing this but for an economical and totally easy way, it suits me a treat
@@miniscenesgb Yes I'll wait til they put it on their Canada site. They don't always have the same as US/UK sites which to me is a pain but it is what it is.
I definitely would need one of these in winter.
I'm finding it great now it's colder here. Controllable an even heating from all round rather than from the bottom up. an the timer... it's just so easy
I just use a heating pad. Works great!
Yes they do. I just like the ability to control the exact temperature with this thingy 😀
I just saw this earlier this week. Maybe next paycheck! Thanks for reviewing it
Have fun!
I normally just put my resin in the microwave for 5 secs but this is a great idea. Looking forward to seeing what you do with all the gorgeous little buildings. x
Gosh that would scare me lol. Also my craft room is upstairs an the microwave downstairs it's drive me nuts going up and down stairs. I'm way too lazy lol. This little thing is just the job for me especially as I can now maintain heat if I'm doing a load of pours.
I'll be trying to get to the little buildings next week. I am so overloaded but I really want to o the lights project
@ I saw Julie mention it ages ago from pouring your heart out that she popped hers in the microwave but this seems such a good product . Can’t wait to see your light display 👌
@@Allaboardresincreations I''d never dare put a flamable chemical in a microwave, but I guess it must be OK if you and Julie do it with no issues. I just think this little thing is so handy and controllable, and for the price, I think it's great
@ I’ve not had any issues yet but I definitely think this little warming is a perfect solution and like you say is more controlled. I’ll be looking into getting one .
My studio is around 50-60 degrees in winter and I always warm up my resin bottles and then mix in a warm water bath. It makes such a huge difference with bubbles. Thanks for sharing this!
Yes I ha no idea it made so much difference
I’ve never warmed my resin but I think I’ll start now, cool gadget ❤
Same here. I was amazed at the difference. I always thought it was an urban myth lol
Great demonstration. I about bought this for the Black Friday sale but opted for the curing machine. I do live in a climate that is extremely cold during winter, this would be perfect
the curing machine is awesome too, that's a good choice as well
This gadget is awesome for those residing in cold places,looks nice and useful, thank you so much for sharing the review Ms Tracey 💜💜,all the creations turned out superb too 💜
It really is! Not much use for you though Sudha 😊
@miniscenesgb yeah Ms Tracey 💜
Thanks for the demo….id like it but can’t justify it in use a water bath regularly, as my home is always about 68°. I do run a space heater in my craft room. I love the molds you chose to use today. Thank you!! 🐢
Fair enough! Def. only need to heat if it's cool :)
Hi Tracey, beautiful makes love the houses 😍, it looks like the baby bottle warmers, Dose the lid not generate steam? I seen steam at the end on the lid, is there not a risk of that dropping into the resin? Thanks for sharing ❤❤❤ xxx
Because of the shape of the lid, it doesn't. though it's probably intended that bottles of resin with the lids on are used in it more
Lol I'm a cheapskate. I live in Florida USA, so cold isn't normally a problem. On occasion I have to fill an order and no choice but to pour in the cold. Sooo, I've used an old small crock pot. For a dryer I got a dehydrator from the second-hand store.
Yes you’d rarely need to heat. My dryer it big, can take large tall moulds which my food hydrator couldn’t so for what I make, it’s handy to have both. You’re not a cheapskate, you’re saving money for glitter 😀
I think that would be pretty handy for me as we are moving into winter and my workroom is running 2 space heaters right now..... I am a true newbie and trying to find what works for me....🤣and the heaters aren't just for the resin... I hate the cold myself 😂
Oh me too. I'm really looking forward to complaining about beoing too hot again :)
@ 🤣😉🩷
I absolutely love those little buildings!! Everything turned out beautifully!! I’m wondering if the condensation could drip into the resin?Another question, where did you get the little buildings molds?
All of the moulds in the video are IntoResin, link in the video description. No the condensation runs only own the sides as the top designed that way. I think most people would warm bottles in there anyway but mine of course are massive lol
@@miniscenesgb Thanks Tracey, for the info…. I don’t know why I didn’t think that they were Into Resin… fog brain…😂
This was a great video to watch! I’m definitely a mixer girl as my body cannot tolerate mixing by hand unfortunately. I only have the handheld mixer by Let’s Resin and I am hoping to invest in the AI one in the future!
Thanks for another great video Tracey! Xx
Glad it was helpful! Yes I get that a lot of people find those mixers great. As I understand it the LR one is very good
@ Yes been a game changer for me, once I have the free standing one they’ll be no stopping me 😂 xx
@@breakthemouldresinart I can imagine :)
I have the butterfly im gutted it's a matte mould though , the gadget looks cool mind guess still easier to pop in a sink of water maybe depending on how cold the room is
That's odd, IntoResin don't do a matte version in the handmade crystal range as far as I know. Maybe check with them? Re the machine, I'm no where near a sink in my craft room and I love the control-ability of this, maintaining the temperature if you're doing a lot of pours but yes I know many will still prefer the sink way which I'm sure works well :) This works for me very well though
@miniscenesgb strange then mines definitely matte as made it a few days ago in clear resin with a touch of crushed crystal in it hoping for sparkle might email them
@@adelealdridge2080 if you ordered the handmade crystal one from IntoResin you should contact them as their handmade crystal butterfly should look like the one I showed. That's really strange. Would
you let me know how you get on?
I need this as I have a cold house. I can't see this on Lets resin UK
No it's not available in the UK yet. They will let me know as soon as it is and I'll let everyone know
Fantastic. Thank you ❤
This looks as though it would save me warming my resin in the way I do now - good idea. But, Tracey, do you have any concerns about the condensation that accumulates on the dome dropping into the resin? Is that likely to happen?
No as the lid is designed so it doesn't. More info in the video description. Most people will put their bottles in it with the lids on anyway. I can't as my resin comes in massive trade size bottles :)
I was wondering when this would come out
me too , seems such an obvious one doesn't it. I do love it's simplicity
Hmmm... This seems like a recipe for an amine blush. Doesn't it? Unless your resin is in an enclosed bottle, it *will* wind up with condensation in it. This is a very good idea, but I think I'll keep to my reptile infrared heating mat. Now, the good ones do come with thermostats, the slightly cheaper ones just have a temperature wheel, the cheapest ones have neither, but you can absolutely plug them into a thermostat. So you can absolutely control the heat.
I thought the same initially. you're supposed to use it with an enclosed bottle but mine are massive. No issues at all so far, I've been using it loads for 3 days now :)
BTW, we're did you get your pudding jar mold? It looks like a cute size and could hold my glitters if I made a bunch of them! Thanks for the response from earlier.
Hugs from 🇨🇦
All the moulds are from IntoResin. The link is in the video description for my 20% discount too. It’s from their handmade range
Looks ok, but isnt it the same as a baby bottle warmer where you can set the temperature as well?
Im also curious as to whether condensation gathering on the inside of the cover could be an issue?
No the condensation runs only own the sides as the top designed that way. I think most people would warm bottles in there anyway but mine of course are massive lol. An re baby bottles - this one is geared up for resin temperatures an times, I guess you could use a baby bottle warmer if you have a double 2 bottle one an can set it right. They are a similar price but only o one bottle as far as I can see from Amazon
Hey hun , do you know when we will be able to buy the heater ? Xxx
It's already in the USA store, and they will let me k now when it is available elsewhere
@miniscenesgb thank you hun xxx
Dd you make the mold with all the small crystals in it or something we can purchase?
They are all from IntoResin, the link and 20% discount code is in the video description
@miniscenesgb hmmm I couldn't find it. Will look again. Thanks hun!
Did you have to worry about condensation from the lid dripping I?
No the lid is designed so it runs down the sides only
I agree 100%. Since product are sold around the world these days, it is only proper that measurements are able to be shown in BOTH ways. It is a absolute PAIN IN THE ARSE to have to convert, and I honestly resent that. They want my money, but can't have that conversion ability? Rather rude.
Um no it's just that they have released it for their biggest market, the USA first, hence that plug too. I'm expecting them to have a different version for the UK an Europe. it's not rude, they release region at a time and mine is a USA one
I am having a hard time finding the discount codes for the Lets resin heater can you please help me there are times when my shed is 40° to cold to work with. Thank you
Take a look in the video description. There's a devotion on discount codes and that includes codes for let's resin for several countries. That does sound cold. Take a look at their bid round curing machine too as with such a low temperature you might struggle with curing too
Why is it in Italian? At least I think it's Italian. Good idea to heat resin before mixing, less bubbles. :)
Italian? It's not lol. Let's Resin are in Hong Kong and usually make things for release in the USA first as it's the biggest market, hence the US plug on mine
@@miniscenesgb I had to restart it to get you. It was definitely not Chinese though, that I would have understood. Must have been a weird glitch.
How odd lol. I definitely speak North Worcestershire English lol
How does the condensation not drip into the resin?
I wouldn’t use the lid, I had the same concern….
@ yes but it sure would be nice when doing multiple pours to not have to keep heating water
No the condensation runs only own the sides as the top designed that way. I think most people would warm bottles in there anyway but mine of course are massive lol.
Yes this makes life very easy
@ I would be so scared but I can always use it without the lid. I would be afraid that when I lifted the lid I would knock the water off somehow since I am prone to accidents 😂😂😂
Non lo faccio perché anche in inverno almeno 19/20 gradi in casa ci sono. Ma se lo facessi non lo farei mai con il bicchiere aperto, al massimo con la bottiglia chiusa. Questo perché poi la resina nel bicchiere prenderebbe umidità e molte resine sono sensibili all’umidità e quando polimerizzate avrebbero aloni e striature in superficie …
there is no glass :) it's working perfectly as the craft room has low humidity, which is when it is curing. no moisture is getting into the resin at all, items are curing perfectly. When my room is 19 plus I won't be needing this either, you're right there, but when it's cold, it's great. I've been using it a lot for 3 days now and I'm loving it
Can’t say I would get one as it’s a glorified baby bottle warmer. If I wanted one I would get a baby bottle warmer it’s way cheaper. I think it is overpriced for what it is tbh
over here it's about the same price as a baby bottle warmer. But it also goes way up above the standard 98f temp of a baby bottle warmer and takes the standard sized resin bottles, so it's rather different. I'm finding it spot on.
Any time I've needed to warm my resin I've stood it in a bowl of warm water. Sorry but I wouldn't be wasting my money on this.
Yes I know many do. I just like this because it’s so controllable.
It's a baby bottle warmer
No it's not. See the info in the video description