Does this tumbler only handle small stones or can it handle larger ones as well? Example dimensions of stones?
352503
It handles little stones the best, I wouldn't put anything bigger than a big marble in there.
352504
I did one about two inches in diameter and some just smaller in whith smaller ones that turned out very nice.
352505
I wouldn't put stones in it that are much larger than a golf ball or 1"x2". Anything larger would require extra tumbling time. It handles the smaller stones better. If you want to tumble stones that are larger, you might want to look for a tumbler that has a larger barrel.
352506
Not really, the size of a marble, remember these things run about 25 days for the complete process. Yoiu want to do big stuff, try this one:" http://www.rakuten.com/prod/thumler-lapidary-rock-tumbler-high-speed-tool/213586555.html?listingId=107415714
1743118
To be exact not sure. However it is designed to take edge pro sized stones. The holder is also spring loaded so I imagine there is just a bit of flexibility there as well regarding stone length.
1867491
It also helps if you set it upside down inside a glass or something to hold it. That leaves both hands free. Also, I agree about only buying the big size. It still only holds about 4.5 ounces - just barely over half a cup! I wish they made even bigger ones!
2071134
It can be used in the vibrating tumblers. Vibrating tumblers are larger than the small (look at Lortone 3 lb tumblers). You can tumble more product in each batch. For that, you'll need more grit. Check YouTube for informative videos from experienced 'tumblers'.
65404
That's hard to say since the tumbler is mostly a brass casing cleaner. I guess if the tool was no longer than a 1" wrench and no wider than 4x4 inches it might be fine. Also depends on the media.
2174071
small glass will hold 12 oz but full to rim best for 10 oz. don't know about large glass what do they say in description?
1214295
We use these for our 34 oz mugs and they work fine. They are made of silicone, so they are very flexible to work in many tumbler openings, and if you desire to trim down for fitting a 20 oz., it will still work fine.
1346783
Sure, I can't see a reason why it wouldn't work for stones. You just have to use the correct medium for rocks.
319717
I am not home right now so I probably should bother answering. But it can't possibly be more then 3" maybe 4" diameter. This pitcher was SUCH a disappointment. Basically think of it as a keurig---but a thousand times less cool! It's a single serve if you are infusing with fruit. And if that's a glass pitcher I would have to have it chemically tested to believe it! Wish I wasn't sleeping at the wheel and returned it!
2086730
You have to fill the tumbler at least 2/3 of the way full so you can't do a rock. That being said, it takes around a month. And you need to clean the rocks outside since the grit can't be washed down the drain.
1214293
I believe that is the size I have. Did your tumbler come with a straw? They are the same straws. They are a silicone and can squeeze in thru the drinking slot. Hope this helps.
2094503
I would not use this tumbler for that purpose, there are other tumblers out there for that. Thumblers tumbler is best for your purpose. Its a sealed unit and can handle a liquid solution for your purpose.
1270472
I do have some smaller mugs and it works on them as well as it does on bigger ones. I'm not sure of the exact dimensions tho...
242414
Sorry I didn't see this question prior to now. Yes, this stone can handle that with ease. Enjoy. Joe
1451424
Yes, I do not know exact size, but my stick blender does work good with this cup. I do like this shake cup very sturdy and was tired of plastic!
1206304
You'll need at least 2 medium size or better 2 large size stones. I have a 10 gallon tank and 1 medium size stone works fine.
1558152
I have small stones as well. This little vacuum is so powerful that it will suck up small stones. The impellar is metal and you can hear it pinging around immediately so what I do is turn it off and shake out the stones. I did have a jam with a stone once and the impeller is so strong it cut into part of it and got lodged in. When this occurs the machine wines so I shut the machine off pried the stone out and the machine worked perfectly. I also noticed that when picking up leaves if you keep the vacuum at a lower to the ground angle it does not pick up rocks as well.