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Save BIG $$ on a Stainless media Tumbler!! Clean that Brass Better
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SouthBound
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Cool. I've been wanting to try using this method for a while. Thanks for posting.
I have a different way to tumble stuff as I'm into metal detecting and most coins look like crap after a while in the ground...will do some experiments with brass and report back. I have tumbled coins for at least five yrs now...I do have the HF tumbler and also a similar sized Thumbler's Tumbler...for the money spent on the HF model, it cannot be beat imho...
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posthuman13
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Picked up a twin drum yesterday at Harbor Frieght. Used a 20% discount and it ran right at $50. Happy with my purchase.
I've been getting back into reloading since I started shooting more 45; definitely something I'll look at.
At the end of the OP video there was also a Jerry Miculek brass cleaning video. I like his setup, if I only had enough brass to process it like this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5y_dsP3dsM
At the end of the OP video there was also a Jerry Miculek brass cleaning video. I like his setup, if I only had enough brass to process it like this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5y_dsP3dsM
Harbor Freight has a cement mixer for $150. I doubt it would mix much cement but should work fine for tumbling brass.
http://www.harborfreight.com/1-1-4-quarter-cubic-ft-compact-cement-mixer-91907.html
http://www.harborfreight.com/1-1-4-quarter-cubic-ft-compact-cement-mixer-91907.html
posthuman13
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That is a good idea but there is no way I would ever be tumbling that much brass.
posthuman13
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Does anyone out there have experiance with placing jewelry in witth these stainless tumblers or coins? I was wondering how they woulf fair in them.
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