How to make an Epoxy Resin Tumbler Turner the easy way - Cuptisserie AND CREEPTISSERIE too!
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What this video covers
This tutorial from Monster Tutorials walks viewers through building a DIY tumbler turner — commonly called a cuptisserie — and extends the concept into a 'Creeptisserie' designed specifically for Halloween prop makers. The Creeptisserie modification allows haunters to evenly coat small props such as eyes, teeth, and other irregular pieces with epoxy resin. The build centers around an affordable low-RPM motor kit and repurposed tumbler hardware, making it accessible to crafters at most skill levels. The result is a versatile workshop tool that serves both decorative tumbler crafting and professional-grade prop finishing.
Key takeaways
- ◆Converts a standard tumbler turner into a prop-coating tool called a Creeptisserie
- ◆Uses a low-RPM motor to evenly apply epoxy resin to small Halloween props like eyes and teeth
- ◆Beginner-friendly build with widely available, inexpensive components
- ◆Useful for haunters who want a glossy, durable finish on detailed prop pieces
- ◆Dual-purpose tool works for both decorative tumblers and spooky prop fabrication
Who this is for
Home haunters and DIY prop makers who want an affordable, easy-to-build tool for applying smooth epoxy resin coatings to Halloween props and decorative tumblers.
Tools mentioned
- • 120V 3RPM motor kit
Materials mentioned
- • epoxy resin
- • tumblers
⚠ Safety notes
Epoxy resin requires adequate ventilation and protective gloves during use; follow manufacturer safety guidelines.
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