what tumbler is used with this?
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There are a few I have seen, but the most common (and what I use) is the Thumler Tumbler Model B. I've seen people mention there are 2 models of it, so be sure to get the higher speed model which uses a motor that rotates at 3000rpm
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Heavy Duty Thumler's Tumler.I use the 15 pound capacity 115VAC one with one teaspoon of liquid dish detergent and 1/2 teaspoon lemi-shine.Once fired cartridge cases look like they were just manufactured. And no dust!
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I use a rock tumbler. I don't think they recommend vibrating or ultrasonic cleaners.
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You would use a rotary wet timbler. I use a Thumler's tumbler Model B. Stainless sterl pins are not usable in vibratory tumlers.
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Any wet type , rotary tumbler. I use a Diamond Pacific 36T. Three drums. They are pricey $1100, but one of the best. Stainless pins are not for use in a vibratory type tumbler. Stainless pins are the only way to clean brass for reloading. Thumblers tumblers are about $400, but only have one drum.
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It is like a coated steel i think...?! It's not one of those stainless steel you will see from Starbucks tumblers. Hope this helps.
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This not really a tumbler. It is a vibratory cleaner which works best with corncob media or crushed walnut shells. I doubt that it has enough power to vibrate the steel media in a manner that will clean anything.
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Yes, it will work just fine. Just make sure to use the specified amount for your particular tumbler.
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I have had a Tervis tumbler for a couple years and I haven't had a problem with that at all. I just bought another because I love my first one which looks and works like new!
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Sorry, I didn't keep this mug because I didn't like the stainless cover. it affected the taste. Ended up buying a Thermos stainless steel mug that is really good. Even though it is tall, when it tumbles it does not leak. We have two cars and it can tumble in one.
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I use the holder with a 24 ounce 9" tall Tervis tumbler. The diameter is what you will need to be concerned about, not the height. The Tervis diameter increases from 2 5/8 inches diameter to 3 7/8 inches at the top. It fits great.
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Hi Again, I just checked their site. The tumbler warranty is 5 years You can check it here: http://store.lifetime.com/products/blt/pid-60028.aspxCall them to take care of the warranty. I hope their warranty process is not to hard.
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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'.
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WISH I COULD HELP BUT I LIVE IN A VERY TEMPERATE CLIMATE. I think turning the tumbler will help a bit. And perhaps adding a compost booster to speed the process. Good luck.
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I am using mine in a Tupperware 24 oz. Insulated Tumbler with Drip-Less Straw Seal
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Get this: STEELUTION Brand: 2 Pack 10" Stainless Steel Smoothie/drinking Straws with Cleaner I got it for this mug and it is great!
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The tumbler is 9"L x 5"H x 5" W. The cyclinder holds approx. 1.5 cups of material. Hope this helps.
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yes, though I don't have a wheelbarrow I have something similar and it fits perfectly! I love this tumbler.
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Search amazon for signature tumblers (the company that made these) for lids. There are several colors available.
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I have only ever used walnut shell. Both treated and untreated with liquid metal polish. I don't see why you couldn't use any media that you would use in any other tumbler.
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It's an insulated tumbler - so I am not sure if using a cup "warmer" would be a very efficient way to keep a beverage warm - that being said - it is a plastic cup and if the warmer gets very hot - may damage the cup...