Jewelry Tumbler Polisher (OrangeA/BestEquip) Polish Coins, Rocks, Metal, Gold Rotary Amazon 5kg
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2019
- A review/unboxing of the 5KG version of the OrangeA/BestEquip KD2000 Jewelry tumbler/polisher from off Amazon.
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Great video! I've been looking for a good one to use! At speed 5 I was honestly waiting to see that thing fly lol!!! 😂😂
I use Lemme shine and dawn as well, always does a good job.
a couple of things, #1 put what ever you are cleaning in, then put in the stainless balls, then fill to 3/4 to 7/8 full. add one tbls of dawn and a 1/4 tsp of lemme shine. run for 1 hour. if it is not sparkly clean, it never will be!
How do you keep your stainless steel balls clean after using?
3/4 or 7/8 is way to much my man.
I got one of thse after returning one to riogrande..it was 1/5th the price but the review couldn't say enough good about it when I watched it..I was so worried cause it was so damn cheap...I LOVE IT THAT I BOUGHT 2 FRIENDS OF MINE ONE EACH ALSO ❤❤❤. GREAT quality, a few different settings, I haven't found 1 thing I don't like about yet....well it's made in china...oh well...oh and comes with replacement parts..ALSO... it is so quiet..I use it in my apartment and put a cardboard box over it and can still watch TV in the same room..get one and don't worry about tumbling anymore..👍👍
thanks for your write up. i wanna order one from aliexpress. it is cheap. a lot cheaper than Rio. so do you still have it since you wrote your reply ?. and is it reliable?. please let me know.
Great video! I really like that tumbler! I like how large the drum is and the different speeds. I don’t think that I’d use the fastest speed but I’d like to see it in use. Lol.
Thanks for sharing!
GL&HH!
Jay
Thanks for watching, I enjoy watching your channel and your recent tumbler video.👍
Just bought the smaller version and this video I’d just what I needed
Price
Is it worth it
@@uthayakumar5210aprox rs.6000
How can you turn down the speed on this motor? It runs too fast even on number one.
What's the point of tumbling those coins without anything that polishes them? Isn't the point always to use some media?
I wanted to just clean them up so I wouldnt break/jam the coin machine or have them spit back out. But, yes I plan on trying different media types to polish up some other coins and metals.
@@Cyberskrimps Nice money laundering operation!
Price
Nice machine
What are the metal beads for? Aren’t you supposed to use them?
Yes, at that time I had just got the tumbler and didnt want to try the stainless beads, yet.
I bought one and put the shot beads in with some old crusty coins I couldn't read. I was surprised it cleaned them good with no apparent damage. I only used water. The speeds are ridiculous. Even speed 1 is too fast. I have no idea who thought the speeds out but I want to work out how to slow it down.
I want to slow mine down also. Number one is way too fast for delicate items.
I know this is old but you can get a fan controller from a hydro a shop it will work to slow it down.
@@MyDigitalJourney thanks Michael. You should do a video on how to do that for dummy electronic people like me
@@MyDigitalJourney Ill be doing that thank you !
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Just bought one just buying other shot the real deal !
Have you tried dry sharp sand,just a thought 🤔
i did.. it damaged walls and barrell is now samewhat matte and not clear as new. so dont use sand i guess :D
Dropped my barrel & now it’s stuffed! Tried gluing etc. now it leaks.. $45 to buy another one from China. $10 for barrel & the rest for shipping.. any ideas on making one?
The only thing that really sticks to polycarbonate is silicone. I look for old thermoses at thrift stores
@@rocki_bb Thank you
@@leeclyma you're welcome! There may be a 2 part epoxy you can use to stop the leaking, but you'll probably have to re-do it periodically.
@@rocki_bb yeah, we tried all that.. there was a crack in the lid itself and with all the stuff we tried, we couldn’t stop it leaking..
I ended up buying a small National Geographic Tumbler and it’s made of rubber, less noisy and if I drop it, it won’t break 😂
Oh I bought it for rocks not realising it said for jewellery. Can you use it on rocks ?
I do!
@@marksehnert3084 Do you run agates and other hard rocks through it and is the polycarbonate barrel holding up? I would think it would scratch it up pretty bad. Also seems a little fast for rock tumbling. Any advice Mark?
I want to grind potasium nitrate (salth crystals) into a fine flowery powder would this work
Yeah but use lead balls instead of steel if you want to make black powder
Put the opening of the container on the LEFT side of the machine, to keep any leakage away from the drive belt...
Excellent tip. Thanks.
I didn’t get the belt in my package, Would i be able to use it without the belt?
No, the belt is needed or the tumbler won't spin.
nice. ty
Thanks for watching.
This is ideal for ball mill also?
Yes, it comes with some ball mill.
@@Cyberskrimps thats why it wasnt polishing them because you didnt use the balls i dont even use soap in mine and it cleans them good
It should work but make sure to use hardened lead balls it’s any type of flammable powders.
Hi can I purchase extra belts?? My one broke
I think I heard to use a sewing machine belt.
Use two rubber O rings, cheap as and they come in plenty of sizes.
How can I change the belt?
Mine came with a extra belt. I think, I remember hearing they used a sewing machine replacement belt.
Can the timer be removed?
Yes, you can use it without the timer.
Without any tumbling media you are mainly cleaning the coins by having them strike each other. If these are junk metal detecting coins with no collecting value over face value then at the very least you should add the stainless steel shot. Adding dish soap is a good thing for all wet tumbling. If its a coin for a coin collection you should only tumble one coin at a time. Even just a second coin being in there you run the risk of the coins hitting each other. I know if it is a valuable coin the experts tell you not to clean it. So I better agree with that statement. You have been warned. But if you want to add a slight bit of extra luster to a already nice looking coin, wet tumble it in used coffee grinds right out of the coffee maker and yes add just one drop of Dawn dish soap. Fill the tank up almost half way with water after the grinds have been added and tumble one coin at a time. Run it on the slowest speed and that almost seems too fast. I have also tried dry tumbling with baking soda and saw dust. I want to give baby power a try. Dry uncooked oatmeal should work well. For cleaning brass, dry crushed walnut shells, work great. 😁
Great tips👍
I would never tumble coins unless I knew for a fact they were only worth face value. Just my "2 cents."
why to you wash coines?
The common/modern coins I clean. So, they can be put into a coin machine.
Add about 3tbs of 🍋 juice to your soapy water
Thanks for the tip.
Aprox rs.6000
I bought stainless steel media off amazon- don't use the stuff that came with it- rust- not good. I also use Lemi shine and a drop of dawn. My problem is my belt rotted and I can't get the new one on- so I am very unhappy.
Find a suitable O-Ring and it will work once again! There is screws on the side to move the motor back and forth so adjust for the correct tension, the belt or O-Ring should have a small amount of deflection and not be too tight.
Slacken the two screws under the lower pulley wheel.......
Your cleaning is far from anything acceptable.... no compound.... no cleaning media... really shouldn't post crap that does no good
Don't buy it !!!!!!!!!!!! Mine broke after a week, had it replaced and the second o e stopped working as well☹☹☹
My original motor was bad out of the gate. Seller send me a replacement and it's been working solid ever since. You really need to adj. the tension.