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ResinCure: UV Resin Timer

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Yoshifumi Sato

iPhone iPadFree
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Price
Free
Platforms
2
Listed
Nov 15, 2026

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About ResinCure: UV Resin Timer

Stop guessing your UV resin cure times. ResinCure calculates the right curing seconds from resin type, layer thickness, and lamp wattage, then logs every layer of your piece with a photo. Fewer sticky surfaces, less yellowing, no wasted resin.

WHY CRAFTERS USE IT
Cure time changes with resin type, thickness, coloring, and your UV/LED lamp. Guess wrong and the surface stays tacky or the core never sets. ResinCure gives you a recommended time and a clean timer, so every layer cures right.

CURE TIMER
- Pick resin type, drag thickness, choose lamp wattage (24 / 36 / 48W)
- Get a recommended cure time and a big circular countdown
- Haptic buzz and a local notification when curing is done

LAYER PHOTO LOG
- Build a piece layer by layer
- Each layer keeps its photo, thickness, cure seconds, and a note
- See the whole build as a timeline and mark pieces complete

RESIN PRESETS
- Built-in presets for Hard, Soft, UV+LED, and Doming
- Save your own custom presets for the resins you actually use

BUILT RIGHT
- Everything stays on your device. No account, no sign-in, no ads
- Works fully offline
- English and Japanese, mm / inch units

FREE & PREMIUM
Free: one piece, built-in presets, and the full cure timer.
Premium (one-time purchase): unlimited pieces, custom presets, and unlimited photo logging. Buy once, keep it forever.

Cure times are guidance based on typical resin and lamp behavior; individual lamps vary, so treat them as a starting point.

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