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    DIY Rock Tumbler

    DIY heavy duty rock tumbler. Can handle 3 drums at once. See this site for additional info: http://drbyte9.wixsite.com/bluehaze-woodworking/rock-tumbler.
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    Thanks DrByte! We've added your Rock Tumbler to our Cleaning category,
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    Very nice. Are there any photos of the framework you placed inside the drums?

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    Thanks Toller! I "welded" two half moon shapes of .5 pvc pipe lengthwise into drum. Just sliced a short length, about 4 inches long, lengthwise of the .5 pvc pipe. I welded it in with hot air but epoxy would work too I think. They are about 180 degrees apart. But only one would probably work, it just keeps the rocks tumbling as opposed to sliding in the drum.



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