Knocked up my own. It's basically a 150mm round Sistema food storage container with a couple of agitators glued to the inner walls, whacked in the lathe. Tried it today, worked great. It also cost $6.50, although it helped having a lathe
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you use that lemi-shine i gave you?
Aha! Yep, half a teaspoon and a little squirt of Palmolive dishwash for good measure. Ran it for 2.5 hours, and I'm pretty sure the last hour wasn't needed.. Figured out a good way of separating the brass and the pins too -without the fancy separator. To rinse I just tipped it all into a 20l bucket, half filled with water, sloshed it about, tipped most of the water out, repeat. Then, once I filled it up again I just picked up four or five at a time loosely and shook them a little as I lifted them out. Takes a couple minutes to do the lot but once I'd got them out and into a container with the lid on - not one pin in the container
I got one of these:
Thumler's Tumbler Model B Rotary Tumbler : Cabela's
Works bloody well.
yep, you can use more Palmolive, about 2 table spoons is what i use,
Sweet will put more green goodness in the next batch ( in the morning)
We just need the stainless pins to be readly available in nz
They are. If you're careful they last forever too
Serious Shooters has them and the shine additive
Serious Shooter Stainless Pins for Tornado Tumbler - tumbler, pins, tornado, extra, supplied, ... - Serious Shooters
I got bored and semi inspired...
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NICE!,
i started making a home made tumbler, but in the end i bought one, a Extreme Tumblers Rebel 17, from Stainless Steel Reloading Supplies | Tumblers, Separators, Media, Brass & More!
the NZ$ was way stronger, and i picked it up while holidaying in the US, brought it back in our luggage
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