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About LinkBacksFinally got around to testing my home made SS tumbler with great results. Thought I would post up a whole heap of photos to maybe inspire others. Have most of the parts written down somewhere if someone wants the details.
Was a fun item to make and should make 200 - 300 brass at a time nice and shiny.
SS media was the only item needed to import, not for lack of trying to get locally.
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