🛠️ Resin Silicone Mixing Cups and Tools Set - 100ml Measuring Cups, 10ml Epoxy Resin Cups, and Silicone Stir Stick - 3PCS each Review

They worked well when I found out I could just let the resin set in the cup and then invert it to separate the dried resin :) I used measuring vials as moulds. Cute little dolls (painted) made for art projects for my little ones.

Great beakers for measuring and mixing epoxy, I like very small containers with a handy pouring spout so if I have excess epoxy I can easily pour its shape, 3 sticks are too fragile to work with, but they are useful for small batches of epoxy which I mix with glitter. I will definitely buy more.

Everything good except silicone pens? It's not clear why they were silicone because they were so flexible when mixed. I just flipped them on the thicker side and the color blended really well. The small cups were smaller than expected, but you can easily refill them when needed (:

I use them for mixing epoxy and they are very handy. I let the epoxy dry in it and then I can just pull them out. 99% of the time I make small portions, so I use smaller cups. To be honest I could use a size smaller than this. I don't use the included blending tools. Not hard enough for my preferences. I always use toothpicks.

Used for mixing craft resin, very useful! Easy to clean after the residue has dried. No more plastic measuring cups! Tip: Mark your measurements with a marker so you can see them better. The sizes are in raised letters inside the cups so it was a little hard to see otherwise. I was able to reduce the size of a cup to make it easier to reach/mix a smaller amount. Very durable. Highly recommended!

I would give 5 stars but the cups arrived stacked and wavy and if the silicone stays that way it could take that shape. Luckily that didn't happen and they are all in great shape. It is excellent quality and I am very happy with the purchase. It's not easy to see the dimensions, so I'll probably draw them with a marker to make it easier, but I don't really care.

They are very flexible and cannot be used for stirring. They are also very small and not suitable for mixing resin in large beakers. You end up with a small cup to spoon powder or something like that into. But they are all very flexible. It is impossible to mix with it. The three cups are the regular silicone cups that come with most kits and I use them all the time. They work great and are easy to clean. Small glasses are also good. There is also no carpet, the title says there is one, but…

I'm starting out with resin casting and really want to reduce waste with silicone tools and mugs. Unfortunately, blending tools are too flexible to get a good blend and are generally not fit for purpose. If they had a metal or hard plastic core they would be perfect! Measuring cups are in milliliters, which is ideal but difficult to read. They are very easy to clean, although it can be a little tedious to remove small dots and blobs of epoxy from the cups, like dried static electricity glue…

was not very useful. I make jars and wanted this set to save money on mixing cups, but it's very hard to see the resin in these cups. You can't get a clear picture to make sure there are no dirt particles in the resin, or see how many bubbles there are, or even see if it's cloudy or clear and ready to use. I don't think I'll be using them for very long. The mixing sticks are very flimsy and I couldn't even mix a batch of resin with them. I immediately took it out of the resin, threw it in the…