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November 7, 2016, 12:21 PM | #26 |
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I've seen/worked near commercial "parts tumblers". The one I remember was a tub approx. 6' in diameter and mebbe 4' deep. Shaped just like a "normal brass cartridge case cleaner" but it held about 10,000 metal pieces about the size of a .380 ACP round, a 1/2 ton of ceramic media (3/8 pyramids) an a lot of water. It wobbled, deburred, cleaned, polished stainless steel machined parts. I have seen, but not when it was working a drum type tumbler with a drum mebbe 4' in diameter. These machines were used as the last operation before shipping parts...
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November 7, 2016, 08:57 PM | #27 |
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I personally don't tumble finished rounds. I tumble brass and sometimes bullets but wipe down each finished round with a rag. I'm not a high volume reloader so I take the time.
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