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I did 5k in two days with my new ad I filmed on this.cost per purchase 6.25Beautiful product.

First, it works (now). It is a simple battery powered motor that has a turntable attached, approximately 7" across. The top surface is basically an aluminum sticker, not a mirror. I found a 7" mirror on Amazon for less than $3 to get an appropriate top.What I used it for: To rotate 3D printed resin models in front of a UV (405nm) cure lamp. The mirror helps reflect things "up" to the work piece.Now for the problem: It did not work out of the box. It wouldn't power or move anything. So I removed the turntable top and looked inside... there are half a dozen wires, but two of them were not soldered to anything. Basically, the batteries were disconnected due to missing solder joints. The motor works like this: on "low" it powers the motor direct from one of the two installed C-cell batteries. On "high" it makes use of the second battery serially (low (one battery)=1.5V, high (two batteries)=3V). So reconnecting the wires and it runs. As long as the motor with gearbox doesn't break or have solder joints. The circuit itself is so simple, it should work for an extremely long service life.Do I think this is isolated? Maybe. Should this have been corrected back in China? before reaching the stores?. Yes.

I have only one good thing to say about this, it was shipped and arrived on time.First, C cell batteries, rarely used for anything anymore. Time to update to D or AA batteries that everyone already has on hand.The materials and assembly is terrible. Put in the batteries and tried to turn it on, the on/off switch fell right into the assembly. Had to take the turntable off to get the switch back. The switch would not move to high or low. The soldering is bad and the thin black wire that goes to the battery pack came right off.Did some soldering to fix the wire and by pass the switch. Now it turns on/off by installing/removing a battery.Don't buy this thing, find another one here, hopefully the quality will be a lot better!

Bought to display a decorative pewter Christmas statuette at church. Works beautifully.

Only thing is gets scratched quickly

It’s OK

I use this thing maybe once a week for 2-3 minutes at a time. It lives in a safe, sedentary spot.The button to turn it on literally fell inside itself after.. 2.5 months?Traaaaaaaaash.

I went out and bought some C batteries when this showed up, slapped em in and the thing literally doesn't turn on. Tried multiple sets of batteries. TRASH.

Total Garbage!

L'ho preso per fare video di oggetti a 360 gradi ma i giri non sono fluidi ed il piano saltella. Meglio un motore per girarrosto.