Quick-N-EZ 110V Vibratory Case Tumbler Quick-N-EZ Standard Media Separator for Reloading

Great tumbler for the price but make sure you buy a transformer for uk use to drop the voltage to 120 volts and it's still cheaper than buying a w30 volt tumbler

This was bought in October for a Christmas present. We then had to buy the tumbling media and so it wasn't actually turned on until the 13th of January so outside the return window. Within a few seconds of turning it on smoke came billowing out of the machine. It was clearly about to catch fire. On checking the safety label it says 120 v. The UK is 240 v so how they are allowed to sell these here is beyond me

I started it up for the first time, noticed it would start and stop, then it stopped completely and started to billow smoke!

Finally got round to trying this out. Within a few seconds it suddenly stopped vibrating, and smoke started billowing out from it!

Great entry level Vibratory tumbler for cleansing brass casings. It hasn't been cheap getting tooled up to reload different calibers. But this is a very good entry level tumbler to get me into the Reloading game. It's very sturdy, and made of a solid plastic construction. Does an exclent job of cleaning brass. Above brass was cleaned for 45 minutes woth corn cob media and came out super clean. Definitely a great value for the budding reloader.

Der Behälter hat eine hohe Kapazität und ist im Betrieb viel leiser als mein altes Gerät von der gleichen Marke

What it says on the tin, works well! I'm pretty pleased with this little guy, I use it to polish up dice, and man, it's really saved my hands a lot of work! It's a smidge louder than a box fan on high, so if you've got a closet you can put it in for long tumbles, it's not nearly as disruptive as a traditional tumbler. I've run it roughly 72 hours before, with no issues, no overheating, no worries. It works great! If you make epoxy acrylic crafts that need to shine, this is worth both the monetary cost and wear on your body. Those hands of yours are destined to make something cool, take care of them! You will need to still do marginal cleanup with some very high grit sandpaper or some Zonas, so don't toss your respirators, yet, but once you've got the flashing cleaned up, and polished out any of the glaring flaws, this will do the heavy lifting. Do look up a tutorial before you jump in, since you'll need a polish (I recommend Chemical Guys V34) and some substrate (1/8th inch ceramic beads work decent. 3mm for you metric folks), as well as something to keep your dice from hitting the post in the middle. A funnel or upside down solo cup works wonders to keep everything moving. The rest is going to be up to your environment and circumstances in terms of fine tuning things like moisture. Oh, and get either an old pillow case or aquarium rock net so you can clean those beads. They NEED to be cleaned and not let to get all dry and crusty, because the polish is a bear to get off once it dries. I hope this helps others, since I was helped out a lot by people leading me here originally.

Primera prueba con maíz, no quedó como esperaba, aunque me recomendaron usarse con cáscaras de nuez… Entonces a seguir probando. Muy recomendado para limpieza por vibración.

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