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Post by Bikerrandy on Feb 23, 2010 20:37:14 GMT -5
I haven't used my rotary tumbler in over a year, maybe two. Most everyone probably didn't know I had one. lol ..... I'm trying out some ungraded coarse grit (it was free), my buddy has more than 100 pounds so I figured what can I lose? I'm tumbling some Utah stuff- Tulley Valley agates, Imperial jaspers, and some miscellaneous stuff from elsewhere. This way I feel like I'm always doing something as long as there are rocks in the tumbler, even if I'm sitting on my arse. lol .... I'll post an update next week on the progress.
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Post by Toad on Feb 24, 2010 9:51:44 GMT -5
Free grit is good. Looking forward to the progress.
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Post by 150FromFundy on Feb 24, 2010 18:32:50 GMT -5
Back to the basics! Nothing wrong with that. For most, it all started with a rotary.
I find my natural tumbles (rotary Baroques) sell almost as well as my cut preforms when it comes time to pay for my addiction. If you can't sell them, they will make great cushion for your fancier stuff.
Darryl.
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Post by rockrookie on Feb 27, 2010 7:06:06 GMT -5
good to get back to the roots of the hobby . rotaries take a long time .but , not very much hands on time . plus anticipation is exciting . ---paul
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Post by NatureNut on Feb 27, 2010 8:59:02 GMT -5
Randy, I'm checking my rotary today and when it's finished, you're gonna be able to do alot more tumbling with dualing rotaries. (Randy is gonna babysit my tumblers while I'm on the road) Jo
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