Can I create handmade sea or beach glass with this tumbler? Thanx!!
2007934
Yes! check this out:http://www.ehow.com/how_6658044_make-glass-using-rock-tumbler.html
600627
I doubt it. The instructions are very basic, it does not list it in the booklet. There are no alternatives to those included with the product, so glass would not be available.
1955356
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IOQ7Y5G Here is link for printed tumbler. just order them and e-mail me logo color of tumbler and print color, I will prepare proof to look at. Thank you.
377814
I believe you can . As long as the clay if fully hardened and the fake water isn't a pure solvent base product
2018786
If you are going to be making plastic jewelry then yes. It can produce items that cannot be made from conventional manufacturing. There's lot's of designs on Thingiverse...but if you are going to use this to produce casting blanks I recommend the jewelry specific (and much more costly) 3D printers. The Replicator is a great general purpose device but doesn't have the ability to print wax, or the dedicated resolution and the specialized printed supports that is needed. Did that help?
388582
i think you probably could, but the bottle doesn't unscrew it is punctured. also the solution is very strong and you would probably have to wear gloves and maybe event glasses. the product is fantastic and i wish is would be ok for natural stone.
136807
Yes, you can use glass. I took out the lava rock and put glass. You need about 14 pounds of glass. Looks Great!
2225079
Nope. I use two different media mixes and it has nothing to do with the tumbler; unless you're using rocks or a wet media.
1499792
I tried to use it for sea glass and it did not work well. it was great on sea shells. It did break not long after I bought it. THe switch became loose & a spark flew out. so I stopped using it. I would not recommend it.
1166013
Here is my logical answer, with this kind of glass, there will be some variations in my opinion. My glasses are close, but because of the pattern and style, I am okay with this. Hope this helps.
899474
I haven't tried it, but I don't see why not. You may want to put some gas sand at the bottom, and then pile up glass on top. Otherwise, you will have to use a lot of glass.
1115591
I'm sure it would be fine to use. It's really fine sand and looks beautiful. Not sure if this helps. Goodluck! :)
1525402
Yes. Should be ok for the pre-fabricated shapes. I pressed several pieces into my finger and could not cut myself. Hope this helps. What a neat idea for a pond.
890260
I haven't had to order any mugs but I'm sure you can as these get lost or damaged. You may want to go the Hamilton Beach website to confirm.
1717392
I tumbler glass all the time in my tumbler using coarse grit only. I'll usually start a load before I go to bed and by the time I get up (7-8 hrs. later), my ordinary glass looks just like beautiful old sea glass. You could probably achieve the degree of weathering you want just by decreasing the time. 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.
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Not sure if ill be able to describe well but here it goes... Put all ingredients in tumbler, put the glass and tumbler together - mouth to mouth - top to top, open side to open side - hold together firmly. No need to force them together, will prob need to play with this step a little using just water to gauge firmness. Start using two hands as well. Shake. If the cup becomes stuck in the tumbler gently tap the tumbler (not the glass!!!) on the edge of the counter it will cause it to release. I took a battening class and we learned to mix using this style. I prefer it over the shaker tops personally. Def took practice getting used to holding the cups together and then freeing the glass. Once you've got it though its fun :-)