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Is there a reason you have the carpet upside down on your bench? Is it keeping the noise down? Have you tried it right side up?

I would've put the barrel in the freezer for 10 minutes or so...that would make the hot expanded gas to become more dense therfore reducing the pressure within the barrel....

What thickness is the beading you are using? The link no longer works so I haven't a clue of the thickness to fit inside the command hooks

I just started tumbling 2 weeks ago and I’m using plastic beads in my tumble and I’ve tumbled the rocks in the polish stage for 24 hours and when my rocks dry They are still matte and not polished what so ever . Instead they are left with a white residue as if they were never tumbled in any polish. What am I doing wrong

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Nice work , will this method work on black marble with white veins? Thank you.

Much respect for your honesty review. These are on clearance at the minute and I pondered about grabbing one. You've scared me away now, it looks in reality a nasty piece of kit. Unstable, vibration, juddering etc. I think when it comes to this kind of machine.. get it right or don't bother. I think I'd spend more thanks to you. Cheers

Somehow, something I thought would be obvious is not. Thank you

Amazing!

Subscribe from this one video👍🏻

Hi Steve, I love watching your very informative videos, I want to service my 3lb beach tumbler, I know how to remove the case etc, but could you please show how to remove the large pulley wheel? thankyou in advance

Mineral oil will keep stones looking good for up to 6 months

May I ask you to share the brand name of your rotatory tool?

What is the power outlet? USB or 110/230v?

Can you share the tools that you purchased from Amazon? Like pin chalk?

Does anyone know what is the best replacement mini 'chuck' (not original collet style fitting) that would fit my Parkside cordless rotary tool? The original collet fitting is made of cheese and the small spanner has damaged it so I can no longer tighten it down onto any tools. I was very careful and used tools a lot for model making etc and have many years experience, but have found the Parkside collet sets are just too soft. Now urgently looking to get a mini multi chuck, but don't know what is compatible thread wise. Would love to hear from anyone with any info as to what to buy! Thanks, your video was very useful in several ways by the way! But I have watched another about Parkside tools and collet sizes and this has led me to your video and the problem I still have. Many thanks! 😊

I work for a high end pro tile setting company in Canada. We use the turbo blades for most cuts, Core brand mostly as they last the longest through our abuse(Pearl, Rubi and Sigma are on our tools too). Mosaics get a wet saw and we always scribe whenever we can because it's fast and no dust. I just upgraded to a Montolit 28" cutter with the mosaic mat, waiting for my next mosaic install. I don't think we use continuous rim outside glass tiles.

One of your diamond blades was not dicussed. It did not have breaks, it had curves. This blade is continuous. I have such a diamond blade. It appears to run in what intuitively seems the wrong direction. It also seems to be wobbling. I would have liked hearing you mention this blade. David Lixenberg

Thank you! Quite helpful! Much appreciated!

I have an angele grinder and today had to figure out for the first time how to replace the blade, first video was ridiculous; then I found your video and thanks for uploading it, very useful.

Have you used any cordless version and would you recommend any?

Beautiful work. I just chanced on your channel and love the advice. I am your new student. Keep doing more videos like this. Thank you in advance ❤

Obrigada pelo vídeo, me ajudou a instalar a minha!

My kids gave me a rock tumbler floor my birthday which contained the rocks and four packets. They became snotty but didn’t end up with a shine. I followed the guide lines on the insert. The last section was to do them in food grade oil. We had a tumbler when I was little and the rocks came out shiny. Definitely not rule one, as the rocks were provided. Which role did I break? Please help. Sharon

"Ripply effect" is called orange peel.

Have they reduced the overall heat? It seems since the outer coating is a bit more reflective, it should help with that? Currently I have an issue where the direct sunlight heats up the apartment quite a bit

Why don't you use water on an angle grinder? I have seen people splash water as they cut, or use water attachments that you can hook onto a tap or hose.

I'm interested in your use for copper clay. Copper clay can be a hit and miss process at best. The copper clay I use says to put it into a heated kiln on a steel mesh and heat for 30 minutes but you are only firing for 8 minutes? Is the copper sintering? What's the longest you've fired for in the microwave kiln? Perhaps a video of firing copper clay in your microwave kiln?

I toss the book with words aside and simply watch this before I attempt to use it

Hi,Drilling a hole in a quartz crystal and then covering the hole in such a way that the crystal looks natural is it possible?

I think I remember when there wasn't any washer at all, and my first angle grinder (Wolf) had an on/off switch like a light switch. spindle lock, what's one of those?

Ty sir for the great idea! May I ask if this will work with rubber belts? (Like the ones inside cassettes and VCRs?

Gasses usually come from acidic out put. sometimes just adding some sodium carbonate can stop the gas build up.

Wow! Thank you.

Well produced and presented.

Thank you for making this. It's a simple enough concept but somehow one that hadn't occurred to me. This is quite helpful!

EXCELLENT video thanks learned so much

Decided to have a go. bought Evans 3llb tumbler kit. Having problems with leaky Barrel (plastic). woke to sludge on rollers Grrr. any advice on cleaning dried on sludge from rollers? it reminds me of trying to get carbon off gas regulator on an SLR (rifle)

The disc must be mounted so that the metal ring is oriented towards the grinder, that is, facing inward. The metal ring must be in direct contact with the backing flange on the grinder's spindle. Also pay attention to the expiration date of the disc, which is printed on the metal ring of the mounting hole.

You and this Video are GREAT......Thanks so much from US....Make more videos, please!!!

Yeah but that looks silly

Thank you do much for s very informative video. I am new to rock tumbling and this is of great benefit to me. Could you tell me what size tumbler drums you used for this experiment please. Many thanks from Australia.

The current version is unusable too much vibration noise is too loud, tested 2 units both with failure

Could you use the block ends also as they are preformed logs i guess . Great video. Thank you

and how to secure the pin to the rock … ? Glue ? ??????????????????????????????????????? 💙

Will the core bit leave a middle piece? If it does, did you break it off?

I get a kick out of the way you pronounce aluminum as alimini.😉

Spraying natural stones with plastic! Sacrilege! Smh

What a waste of time. 30 seconds of useful information max, with lots of repetition stretching it out to 16 minutes.

I cant see which way the nut goes on with the depressed cutting disc. Raised side up or flat?