Art Resin Mixer Drill Attachment, Epoxy and Paint Stirrers for Drill, Mud Mixer for Quart or Gallon, Mini Drill Mixer Paddle for Crafting and Mixing Tools

My son suggested these to really mix natural peanut butter. The design gets right to the bottom of the jar and does a better job than I could do with a spoon.

Good fit and mixing

Bought it to mix paint in the small, quart sized pain cans. Works well for this purpose with an electric drill. Paint does stick to it relatively well though, so you have to clean it with your fingers in the water, paint does not just wash off if you spin it in a bucket of water.Other than that, serves its purpose well.

These work for mixing epoxy. Smaller than I expected but if I had read the description, then they would have been exactly the right size. Anyways, they turned out to be the perfect size for mixing epoxy, even with larger batches.

A little hard to clean but It cannot be helped as the fins are necessary for good mixing. I use them all the time. Recommended

Hard to get dried epoxy off of. Not very flexible so trying to get the epoxy off takes some effort.

The mixers fit nicely in the drill, are easy to clean, and the perfect size for medium-sized batches of resin. Plus, the company name and packaging is just amazing for as my hubby calls me "the hippie artist".

The media could not be loaded. These are great for mixing small batches. It fits in a gallon can of paint but doesn’t mix that much liquid at once. It worked great for my epoxy resin but not so well with the gallon of paint. It was also kinda hard to get the paint off the mixer. Don’t push down on the mixer as it’s mixing as the shaft will push through the front of the mixer. The cap that holds the shaft in place isn’t glued so it comes loose and lets the shaft move. It’s a descent product. I really like it for my epoxy projects and I would buy it again if ever needed.