Review:KVM mini vortex mixer for acrylic pigments, tattoo ink, glue $19 скачать в хорошем качестве

Review:KVM mini vortex mixer for acrylic pigments, tattoo ink, glue $19

Amazon Affiliate Link: https://amzn.to/4hD93CA Price as reviewed: $19 (-30% coupon) Mini Vortex Mixer Tattoo Ink Pigment Mixer Powerful Swirl Shake Mixer for Acrylic Pigments Nail Polish Mascara Adhesives Brand: KVM This vortex mixer has a simple push down to turn on the motor operation. The motor turns a cam that spins the rubber end back and forth and around in a little circle. You hold a can or bottle of something you want mixed to the rubber using a single finger on the other end and it spins and shakes it. It works great for Liquitex acrylic ink containers using the eyedropper as a "tip" to put into the little hole. When I put the top of a spray paint can on it (larger than the hole) it appeared to "suction" onto the end and held it very well, shaking the can and making the ball inside spin and rattle violently. The first few times I used it I had some trouble getting the mechanism to turn on reliably, but after using it for a minute or two it started to work consistently. I'm not sure if I was learning the technique, or if the switch/motor just needed to be ran a bit to wear in some brushes. For standard 2oz acrylic paint containers, I found that the top was just slightly too big to go into the hole and would wiggle off to the side. However, if you hold them upright and put the bottom over the hole, it sticks to the center sort of like the spraypaint can and it does a great job mixing the acrylic paint inside. It has rubber suction cups on the bottom to keep the unit from moving around on any (flat, non-porous surface), and comes with a 110-240v AC adapter (with a 4' cord). My only real complaint is that the cord is a bit short, so you need to position it close to an outlet. The build quality is about what you'd expect at the price point, but it does a good job mixing paint.