Resin and Montblanc... Might as well be disposable.
348907
This was a birthday present from my husband, who knew how much I wanted a Montblanc.  The purchased was made at a Montblanc dealer, and I have no reason to doubt its authenticity.  Just over a year after purchase, the lip of the resin cap began to crack until it broke off completely.  When I took it to a Montblanc store in Paris, I was told that I probably dropped it, and that's why it broke.  No such thing ever happened.  I took great care of my pen, but to no avail.  Of course, it was already out of warranty, and I would have to pay a considerable amount for its repair.  I haven't had the desire to pay for the repair, which will obviously mean it will break again.
2144948
This mold produced a casting that was concave and had clear manufacturing marks in it (from when the mold was manufactured).  The casting has numerous lines on the surface.
In addition, the product it produced was slightly concave, which made it unsuitable for use as a coaster, unless you want glass to rock gently.
I'm disappointed because the resin itself is expensive, so it was a shame to see it wasted.
1741423
I made a great deal out of this by buying three kits of sediment and carbon filters. Pre-packed resin is the way to go. If you've ever packed it you know it's a mess and you can't get it factory tightly packed.
1328499
This modeling clay is by far not the best, thus the low price. If you are looking for a cheap solution for sculpting part of a school diorama,  or just something for your kids to play with, it'll do just fine. There's a good variety of colors for the money, and each is individually wrapped in sticks that are about 3" long. But the colors are difficult to blend. This is good for some, bad for others.
  In addition, the clay has a horrible smell to it. And I mean nasty. Your hands will carry the scent for a long time unless you wash them. There is also potential for staining fabric and little hands from playing with this clay. The clay cannot hold fine details, and can't be preserved like air dry or polymer clay.  It's hard to blend separate appendages onto clay bodies without smooshing the whole thing.
  My little brother often sees me creating sculptures in Super Sculpey polymer clay and similar brands, and then is eager to try his hand at making clay artworks. He tried this CraZArt clay and both of us were pretty bored with it within minutes. The truth is, it is pretty cheap stuff. No good at all for him.
  I told him he would be better off starting with Sculpey or FIMO clay, which can be bought for under $2 a block. It smells much less, sculpts 100 times better, and can be baked to harden. A child can showcase their creation for years. Also, many stores that carry these polymer clays have 40% off online coupons so you can buy a vast array of beautiful clays for a reasonable price.
211523
The blender did an OK job of blending.  It started leaking through the small seal between the blade and the plastic base after about a year of very light use.  Tried to find parts through Black and Decker website using Model #  BL1820SG-P.  It didn't recognize this.  Tried many derivatives of this model # to no avail.  I would not recommend this product unless you consider it a disposable item.
49329
There seems like a lot of waste in this package.  Why not go ahead and attach pencils to the other 4 pieces of plastic/erasers and have 5 usable pencils in the package?  Then a child could interchange the parts and still have 5 usable pencils.  As it is now, there is only ONE usable pencil in the package.  The other stuff is extraneous and adds no real value or use.  The 0.7mm is a little too thin and will break easily for those hard, heavy-handed writers.  My son (who is a heavy-handed writer) really likes the&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Paper-Mate-Mates-1-3mm-Mechanical-Pencils-8-Colored-Barrel-Mechanical-Pencils-1862168/dp/B00CRGP8B6/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Paper Mate Mates 1.3mm Mechanical Pencils, 8 Colored Barrel Mechanical Pencils (1862168)</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/PENCIL-VELCTY-0-9MM-4-Pack-BK/dp/B0024EG6G2/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">PENCIL,VELCTY 0.9MM,4 Pack,BK</a>&nbsp;because he can bear down hard on the pencil and the lead doesn't break.  His favorite of all three is&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Paper-Mate-Mates-1-3mm-Mechanical-Pencils-8-Colored-Barrel-Mechanical-Pencils-1862168/dp/B00CRGP8B6/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Paper Mate Mates 1.3mm Mechanical Pencils, 8 Colored Barrel Mechanical Pencils (1862168)</a>.
4025385
This is disposable Plastic. It is not super clear until lower in the product description. I was a little disappointed when I received them
3301977
The plastic used is too brittle and so almost all of the rings broke while trying to attach to the bamboo stakes. I though I could still use them as the peonies were lush enough to keep tension on the stakes to hold the rings. Then half of the rings broke in half from the tension. I think I ended up with two partially usable rings.
3882777
My roommate got one of these.  It looks great.  But... it's made of resin.  It can break easily.  Like, if you have to move it across a room.  And it has teeny tiny details, like the whiskers on the dragon's face, the tips from his wing veins, all that kind of thing.  Those can break off easily.  Super glue and a black sharpie will help keep him looking good from afar.  If you rent or move frequently, I don't know how you would move this.  It comes neatly packed in all kinds of molded styrofoam.  Even if you kept the box and packing material, repacking would be difficult.  If you rent and plan on moving, plan that you won't be able to transport this without the dragon breaking apart.
2952287
Nice balance of both but the frankinsense resin seems to contain something other than just resin - bark or pieces of wood? does not melt like the other resin
981212
This wall hook should only be used for jewelry or decorative purposes. It's made of resin, which chips very easily. I purchased three of them as daily coat hooks and they did not stand up to daily use. The resin chipped and the hardware that supports the hooks either bent or fell off. They rhino figure is beautiful, but I was very disappointed with they're overall function.
2234501
These coveralls are clearly designed to be disposable. There are weak points, sometimes actually slight stitching gaps, at expected stress points (crotch and underarms). If you normally wear 3XL shirts, you may want to order the 4XL size. My husband--who typically wears size 3XL T-shirts--never got one of these on all the way over both shoulders before he'd popped the center-back, shoulder, or crotch seam a bit, and even then, he couldn't zip it up higher than his low-sternum. It kept the worst of the debris off his clothes, but it certainly wasn't the cover-all garment I'd envisioned. If he'd been painting or spraying, there would have been exposed areas of his shirt and pants. The material does insulate somewhat, but it breathes much better than some plastic-based garments. If the goal was to keep off something like bedbugs or any aerosol, I'd order a larger size; check for and repair gaps; then reinforce the seams, especially at stress points before wear. Actually, in those cases, I'd look for a coverall with thicker gauge material that wouldn't tear so readily at the seams.

The product label says one may gently launder these for reuse. While the tissue-like polypropylene might hold up to light rinsing and hanging to dry, I don't imagine it or the seams would survive much agitation in washing or rinsing, so expect these to shred within one or two uses (or less in our case). If you don't expect HazMat quality, order your size and quantity needed for your job with these considerations in mind.
2918700
It is impossible to clean DSLR matrix with that stuff. It cannot fully remove dust.
2687123
There were four areas on the surface that were eaten away, as if not enough gel material had been put in the mold and therefore was missing from the final product.  (I'm including a photo of one of those areas ...)  In addition, the gel walls are thin and would easily tear.
4041840
For all the hype I've tried this several times to reattach plastic products.  Every time it fails to cure instantly.  I've tried lengthening cure time, adding "epoxy" to the outside and nothing works.  I may keep it around in case one day I find something useful, but I expect it is going in the garbage.  Do yourself a favor and get something else.
2869400
Great concept, poor materials.  One metal tip snapped and another twisted while working on an iPhone, and those are some very tiny screws with very little force.  May have been a bad batch, but more likely they're sourcing horrible quality metal.

With just a buck more per set, this could be a very good set.  Just do it right!
1970831
I used to have one of these, until the flimsy plastic split down the side. It would be nearly perfect if it were made of Pyrex.