Who's building or has built a homemade wet tumbler?

[bcrairaln]

Take a look at the ones I build. I have a couple of these for sale. A lot cheaper if you can pick it up near 57201.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhnO7c5DStY

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[KenLarsen]

I built one out of an old treadmill. I've got less than $100 in the build.

[Bobby Hall]

There great for large amounts of dry media too.

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[sagela]

We use plastic cement mixers for wet and dry tumbling in the shop. We replaced the steel mixer blades with MDF fins that don't scrape the brass.
We use a Harbor Freight steel mixer as pictured above that we drilled holes in to rinse in and spin off the water. Doesn't need any mixing fins.
These mixers see 10s of thousands of cases per week and we're on our SECOND wet tumbler since we started business.

[Mikey]

Here's a good one!!!
https://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/...702365657.html

Yeah, but I think I'd like to have a plastic tub

[Bobby Hall]

Facebook still ban wes for trying to sell tumbler.lol

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[sagela]

Facebook still ban wes for trying to sell tumbler.lol

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I think Wes gets banned for having the letters, "S-A-G-E" in post.
(I think he's in temporary reprieve at the moment, though.)

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[Richard Dye]

I built mine out of pvc pipe, end caps and a treadmill. I took the treadmill completely apart, reassembled it with the rails cut down and reused the control pannel so I could control the speed.

[Muddydawg75]

I built mine out of pvc pipe, end caps and a treadmill. I took the treadmill completely apart, reassembled it with the rails cut down and reused the control pannel so I could control the speed.

Post some pics if you get a moment. Somebody might have a spare treadmill, but not your vision.


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