What is setting time? how long is curing time?
1991450
It does take a while to set, perhaps half an hour, and longer to cure completely. One of the important lessons we learned the hard way is perhaps something you can avoid the easy way. The instructions say to stir the catalyst into the resin for quite a while. I didn't do it long enough. It took days to cure and lose its tackiness! So, do follow the instructions accurately. Stir the stuff for as long as they say, or even slightly longer. It is important.
1991451
Setting time varies but is fairly quick, curing is 24 hours approx. Varies with temp.
1991452
I found the product gets 'thicker' within 30 minutes or so. If you are adding charms, jewels etc (inside the resin) you should have plenty of working time. I usually allow mine to dry 24 hours before removing from the mold.
1084062
There is instructions but first time it took my husband about an hr..second time maybe 30 mins. Once you know how it goes it's less time.
70632
48 hours is the recommended time. I wouldn't recommend this product, though.
113516
Yes, you can set it for 14 hours. Just press the tabs down for when you want to timer to go on and off.
1560516
Never timed it tho if I had to guess...about 3 hours depending upon how much you use.
1915474
Sorry, you can't really set it for any particular time. The instructions say to incubate for 4-4.5 hours "or until desired consistency is reached. To stop the incubation process, take out the yogurt maker and place in refrigerator for about 8 hours. Your yogurt is then ready to serve and will taste better than any you can buy at the supermarket." It also comes with a temp thermometer with a slide that hangs on the side and a bag to strain extra water from the yogurt if you want thicker (bag is unused.) Hope this answers some of your questions. Please ask again if there is something else I can help you with. Sorry, you can't really set it for any particular time. The instructions say to incubate for 4-4.5 hours "or until desired consistency is reached. To stop the incubation process, take out the yogurt maker and place in refrigerator for about 8 hours. Your yogurt is then ready to serve and will taste better than any you can buy at the supermarket." It also comes with a temp thermometer with a slide that hangs on the side and a bag to strain extra water from the yogurt if you want thicker (bag is unused.) Hope this answers some of your questions. Please ask again if there is... » Read More Sorry, you can't really set it for any particular time. The instructions say to incubate for 4-4.5 hours "or until desired consistency is reached. To stop the incubation process, take out the yogurt maker and place in refrigerator for about 8 hours. Your yogurt is then ready to serve and will taste better than any you can buy at the supermarket." It also comes with a temp thermometer with a slide that hangs on the side and a bag to strain extra water from the yogurt if you want thicker (bag is unused.) Hope this answers some of your questions. Please ask again if there is something else I can help you with. « Show Less
1628644
According to the box the product arrived in you can use either a LED or UV light..."Curing times and results vary due to LED or UV lighting systems: LED / UV Cure Time: 30 Sec. - 1 MIN. / 2-4 MIN. Per Cure". I also use a LED light, LED base & top coat with no real issues.
2184134
You can turn off any cycle and set the length for any cycle. Preheat: off-30 min. Knead: off-30 min. 1st Rise: off-24 hours; 2nd Rise: off-24 hours; 3rd Rise: off-2 hours; Bake off-70 min. Keep warm: off-60 min.
214076
I would have to say about 1-2 minutes with the adjustment setting at max. The instructions suggest heating up at max, then dialing down as needed. Great soldering iron set
1521373
About 48 hours depending on the temperature of the room you're letting your pieces cure. A warm room will have them cure a bit faster while a cooler room will make them cure slower.
1176500
I haven't used this setting often. The way I remember it, you can customize each step - preheat may be set by the machine, but all other functions can be the length you choose. By timer, if you mean an audible timer, I don't think so. The only audible is when you can add nuts etc. during the knead cycle. The rise time can be any length, 12 hours would be no issue. This is really a great machine that will do what you tell it to:) I mostly bake in my oven, but I have had excellent results baking in the machine as well. Good luck!
154183
The lowest time you can set it for is 10 seconds, and then it goes in 10 second increments, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 1:00 min. Hope this helps....
323241
Depends. http://gelish.com/education/ask-an-educator/post/curing-time-for-led-lamp
1043511
45 seconds? If your using the light that came in the box the time varies from 1-2 minutes. Also, make sure u use the blue liquid once your done it helps harden your nails or you can use alcohol!
1835331
the instructions say right away but I generally like to let cure for at least a few hours.
360155
The initial part takes about a night... Then you let it set for about a week. After that, you bottle it with priming sugar and it's ready in about 3-4 weeks
603835
It sets really fast--BSI's website suggests clamping 5-15 seconds. In practice, the tighter the joint fits together, the faster the glue will set. Glue that squeezes out of the joint will take substantially longer to set. If you want near-instant setting, pickup a bottle of INSTA-SET (another BSI product)