Homemade Brass Tumbler
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Sweet!
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I bought an old icecream maker made by sears at a thrift store for five bucks. Took out the center paddle, filled it up, and turned it on the side. So basically works just like yours. Great vid, thanks
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nice very nice...thinkin i am gonna build something close to this
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good idea my friend, I will make one for me to be used in jewelry
FABIO MORETTI -SÃO PAULO-BRAZIL
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Simple and effective! Nice media seperator, also.
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You should sell these. I'd pay for a hand-built tumbler like this rather than some POC made-in-China tumbler.
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pretty kewl job u have there.
would do a great job on all these cruddy pennies from the sea
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Very nice. Great explanation. And it seems to work well.
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What is the motor off of?
396Diesel 1 year ago
@396Diesel GD120 DC Geared Servo Motor
CaNn0nMaN1 1 year ago
How long do you tumble for?
nadbooker 1 year ago
@nadbooker All depends on how shiny you want your brass. A couple of hours gets most of the grime off but anywhere from 6-8 hours to make them shiny. The media I have been using is half crushed walnuts and half corn cobs.
CaNn0nMaN1 1 year ago
great stuff man! im going to have to try this, im on a definite budget and can only get presses and dyes. Thank you again in advanced!
sqc281 1 year ago
@sqc281 No problem. Let me know if you have any questions.
CaNn0nMaN1 1 year ago