You're right . . .
. . . it's hexagonal, and it was originally intended to tumble rocks in a liquid abrasive slurry to polish them up for jewelry. As I recall, this usually takes days, whereas our brass only takes a matter of hours.
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- More on stainless pin tumbling media -
Kentucky,
2013-04-09, 08:40
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- I think I am going to buy some of these pins and try it -
Rob Leahy,
2013-04-09, 10:22
- I think I am going to buy some of these pins and try it - John K., 2013-04-09, 10:51
- More on stainless pin tumbling media -
John K.,
2013-04-09, 10:24
- As far as I'm concerned, it's either use them dry . . . -
Kentucky,
2013-04-09, 13:37
- But the Thumlers drum is hex or oct, I disremember. -
John K.,
2013-04-09, 15:11
- You're right . . . -
Kentucky,
2013-04-09, 17:54
- You're right . . . -
uncowboy,
2013-04-09, 18:02
- You're right . . . -
Kentucky,
2013-04-09, 18:04
- Doesn't happen, according to all I have read and personal -
John K.,
2013-04-09, 18:10
- Sounds good to me. -
Kentucky,
2013-04-09, 18:29
- Sounds good to me. - John K., 2013-04-09, 20:32
- Sounds good to me. -
Kentucky,
2013-04-09, 18:29
- Doesn't happen, according to all I have read and personal -
John K.,
2013-04-09, 18:10
- You're right . . . -
Kentucky,
2013-04-09, 18:04
- You're right . . . -
uncowboy,
2013-04-09, 18:02
- You're right . . . -
Kentucky,
2013-04-09, 17:54
- But the Thumlers drum is hex or oct, I disremember. -
John K.,
2013-04-09, 15:11
- As far as I'm concerned, it's either use them dry . . . -
Kentucky,
2013-04-09, 13:37
- I think I am going to buy some of these pins and try it -
Rob Leahy,
2013-04-09, 10:22