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Put liquid silicone in a tumbler and have it run while the silicone sets and see what it does!
Judah Brewster yes yes yes
Judah Brewster That's a long way of saying "Ruin an expensive piece of equipment".
He’s dead
Just saying but don't recommend stuff he's dead
Challenge Time! 29 who dead
You should try experimenting on mood rings, the ones that change colour "depending on your mood". I would reccomend putting them in a vacuum, smashing or opening them, and then put whatever's inside them in the vacuum chamber too.
Maria The Unicorn They are actually not mood rings but temperature rings.
Stick one in the freezer and one in the stove on low and see the change
@@ziocrielo6148 I think they know, considering the quotation marks around "depending on your mood." Just calling them by their name.
It's a solid piece of resin/lexan/some random plastic fused with a temperature sensitive pigment. Not that interesting sadly.
Maria The Unicorn I agree : D
@@richardmillhousenixon yes but it would still be fun to experiment with
You should use water in the tumbler to deal with all the friction heat
I have a huge one at my work, we use water too
@@ghfanish where do you work
@@thehipmyster at a welding company, we use those machines to remove the sharp edges from metal plates
We use water too when we tumble parts
There are tumbling liquids that aid in tumbling available.
Ive used a large set up that would have made the glass into sea glass in a day or 2.
Ive also used machines that had just common gravel as an abrasive.
Use black surgical gloves for years, doesn't use when holding doubtful stuff.
Aint the same dude my dude
@@TheRijkehabbo most mericans look the same, its the line breeding
- Flutterby wack
i would be in a dust mask opening that tbh. all those strange chemical coatings.. uhhhhh???
Ye
10:57
Calli: look at this coated ring
Nate: * looks away*
Dont you look at my comment like that patrick
@@tylerthesongmaker746 😂😂😂
He's looking at the screen where the time was edited and was showing the ring while she was suppose to be holding it. It was edited
"I've never used a professional grade tumbler before"
Well you still haven't because it came from harbor freight.
It's a vibratory tumbler. What do you want, stainless steel outer tub, or a union label? Sure. you can pay $400 for a "professional" tumbler and it will perform exactly like the (admittedly cheap) harbor freight unit. And the HF unit won't last as long, but for the difference in price you could buy ten new HF tumblers. I'm all for well built tools, but I believe the term that applies is "gild the lilly."
You’re both right
Norman Reitzel - What I want, using this vid as an example; a tumbler that doesn’t break the first time you use it?? 🤣🤣. Looks like OP is in the right here.
Lol
Lmfao
Hey King of Random Team,
Can you please make Lego using different types of Metal and see which ones well with actual Lego.
Before you speak, ask yourself:
Is it true?
Is it kind?
*_aNd IS iT NeCEsSarY?_*
Parka0M's Cubing Thingymabobs He’s just probably a kid , clam down
@@elmong9124 that doesn't help the heathen
@@bobateacuber7646 So you're saying every single video they have done has been "NeCEsSarY"?
Endercreeper Mia no
Can you re-do this experiment and actually follow the directions for the Tumbler?
Lol rekt
He’s dead
Josephield Nate isnt
like? I only have some limited experience with huge industrial versions, which also run with water.
Evan Slater savage
Nate should try to build a "Box of Silence".
Were you can put stuff like that shaker in... and hear nothing on the outside.
Could be a nice challenge.
Would love to see that 😄
I bet the maker of a Camping Cinema can do it 👍
you mean a sound proof box?
No, they mean a Cone of Silence. (see Get Smart tv series)
Sorry, my English is not the best.
I simply mean a box, that don't let out any sound.
inside: loud
outside: silent
Timothy Neiswander no he doesn’t lol
Me: leaves a piece of stone in tumbler for a year
**Opens it after a year**
Me: wHeRE dId iT Go?
Tumblr is crazy
Flagged for NSFW content and taken down
Lemem geuss u used a rock tumbler not a tumbler
Great job carrying on grants legacy! Thank you Nate and Cali
Cooolllll
Amen
Smh
Bruh who asked, just get over it
@@VainIOS 😏🤛
You put too much stuff in the tumbler. The pop can was a definite hindrance to the tumbling media working as it should.
robert pearson SODA not POP
Sorry I had to do it
@@renzzzz24 boi it isn't soda or pop, both are correct
Anthony M I know america is weird
*soda
And the sugar didn't help
Walk around your neighborhood and find random interesting looking rocks and tumble them showing daily progress! That'd be cool!
I'm not sure if someone stated this already but tumblers like that require some detergent and water to work best. I use to work at the local machine shop in that department.
I make copper jewelry. I use a drop of dish soap and water.
Is the water and dish soap something recommended for the media type they're using? I use this machine for dry polishing using a mix of corn cob and walnut shell media. Polishes spent brass well.
I use a lortone tumbler. It is recommended that you put soap and water with you metal shards.
@@craftymiller681 Most vibratory tumblers are meant to be dry, they are literally usually called "dry tumblers".
I think it would be really cool if u try to make diy sea glass edit : I just thought u guys could also use ur forge to smelt glass with some weird colors and then tumble it so it's smooth and she what cool things come out
Cool that be cool
Step 1 : Drop glass in salt water
Step 2 : Stir until desired results are obtained
Step 3 : Profit
3:43 - 3:45 They just said that
I think they did a video like that before... But I'm not sure
What is sea glass?
I ran a tumblr for one week, and all i got was suicidial thoughts 🙃
Jacob Andersson this needs more likes
OOF
This is a very punny pun.
*-ME TO-*
oof
I'd say use different media for the tumbling. There is crushed walnut shell and corn cob. Don't overpack it so everything has room to move around.
"when did we do it last week, Wednesday, or thursday?"
"..."
"..."
"We did this tuesday...."
first lmao xd OOF OFF
When I first read it I thought it said "We broke Tumblr."
I was gonna say that they're both the only one who broke their Tumbl(e)r
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What happens if you put oobleck in a tumbler? Does it stay solid for a whole week?
i bet it would dry out
it'd probably dry out in the first few days
Do not try that it can destroy your tumbler and that's like a $250 mistake
@@DEXTEROO250 how u know?
@@ThatsaToilet because it isn't hard to look up a tumblers prices. He isn't wrong
So obviously Oobleck is a non-Newtonian fluid and feels like a solid when a force is applied against it but does it Act similar to air sand with vibration is applied to it
If I know enough itll probably just firm up and shake cause the vibrations are so fast
Search up Liquefaction of sand.... It is the phenomena at play here.. Basically when a vibration like force is applied to sand it turns into liqud i.e. It loses it shear strength (ability to hold up along a surface). In nature this can be observed when we experience earthquake any structure with a sandy foundation fails easily... Also quick sand pits
Mark Robers video on it may be of some help
Matthew Baker nice s14 and I see you’re in to mk3’s ;)
@@Dkzdream yes sir several Mk3's and a handful of S14 sand 1 s13 vert and 2 RX8
Cast something using the furnace and then put it in the tumbler with different abrasive to get it shiny!
No one:
TKOR: Let’s grind some coins
US Government: yoU aRe RuiNinG tHe eConOmy
actually its making it better
HAHAHAHHAHAHA
@@wex1577 A LUL IANCE
Just break the pennies
Isn't destroying currency for educational purposes ok?
I know it’s not the size of a coin but try putting plastic, glass and gorilla glass screen protectors and compare how resistant they are
Ooohhh yes!
Agree
Guerrilla glass* (sorry)
Cali: “I have no fear of getting cut”
Looks at her finger to see of she got cut
TheFishDoctor Even if you’re not afraid to get cut, it’s still natural to look to see if you did.
Carpe Noctem ik
@@CarpeNoctem135 yes
If you had to freeze dry orbeez would they be restored to their original size ?
No
Water expands when frozen. Freeze dried or not , it'd expand and leave the orbee cracked.
gabriel petkov what would possibly be closer to your desired effect would be an orbeez in a dehumidifier
Dehydrate orbies
they already put orbeez in their freeze drier, it wasn't that exciting
8:46 they actually start looking at the stuff
Nate: “I’ve done it!”
Cali: “what have you done!?”
Hi
@@MegaJacques1 hi
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Can you polish some things using the tumbler? And you should show microscope view before & after
I use corncob media and liquid metal polish together in my tumbler (I use my tumbler for polishing brass for reloading ammo), I think the media y'all used wasn't appropriate for the stuff you were polishing.
I totally agree. Also it's from harbor freight so maybe a better tumbler.
@@a2112drummer, Yeah, I have a Frankford Arsenal tumbler that works great (and I've had it for like 5 years now) and isn't anywhere near as loud as they were making that Harbor Freight one out to be.
Yes agree had too much stuff in it . Any one tried baking soda for media?
You have a fine polishing compound for polishing cases for reloading ammunition
Liquid polish and pecan hulls or corncobs.
Use cobmeal (wear a particle mask when using and opening the tumbler container), also try sand ( I have some white sand from Florida if you would like me to send it to you)
I’ve been to Florida and I miss it so much
Looks like you forgot water and a drop of soap
these tumblers are built to be ran dry, especially with the resin medium :)
@@ethans4783I would never use resin media when dry tumbling because of the heat. Corn or walnut is for dry tumbling. All other media is best for wet tumbling. Especially resin. Especially is that type of tumbler
@@Purple...-1090 what would rust? I used to use tumblers all the time. No rust and I always used water
@@ck9199 Been using my tumbler for years on motorcycle parts, the triangle media is worthless without liquid (I use simple green). And mine is pretty dry and caked after 24 hours, gotta keep it wet.
I would love to see the team take on alcohol stoves. The different kinds, which ones are useful, easy to build, then cook a dinner from the stoves. Like hamburger helper or something. :)
I want them to take their backyard foundry experience and make a rocket stove.
Use walnut shells. Use locktite on the nut. Put range brass in it.... what it's designed for.
Throw a PCB in there of like a phone or other small device.
Just the pcb or pcb and all the componants
Throwwww
@@stoopidputo1292 OH noooo a spelling mistake 😱 it's not my native language so who cares.
@@filthmaster9936 oof i cant spell and this is my native language so i wansnt gonna correct u but who cares about spelling anymore
nail file
scissors
knife
hard drive platters
a nokia 3310
The nokia'll survive
@@Roo2live there's no point, a nokia can survive a driect impact from 20 nukes
Emtu lol
The Nokia will look brand new if anything happens at all
@@rainthefurry7961 😂😂😂LOL HEHE
If you want something to run for a week straight, avoid buying it from Harbor Freight.
Spectt lmfao
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Chase A. What?
Ya-Boi-Insanity has
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You may be able to use the broken tumbler base as a bubble remover (shaker)for molds!
Had a mini heart attack when she rubbed the edge of the glass lol
Me too I thought she was going to cut
try one of your bouncy balls that u made, it might break down though.
A tidepod in one layer of duc tape
Empty out a tumbler, fill it with oobleck and try dropping objects of different dencities in
^densities
Having reloaded ammo for over 40 years I have to say that walnut shell media works great for polishing brass, coins ect.
Crushed walnut is also an approved abrasive cleaning method for jet engine internal cleaning.
I wanna see a phone, cups of different materials (plastic, glass, ceramic, metal) and even the same materials in the video but with different abrasives!!
I AM SO EARLY AND HAVE NOTHING TO SAY
thanks for coming to my ted talk.
Stfu
@@camb381 fuc off man. He didnt do nothin to u.
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same 😂😂
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Blue Loctite probably would have went a long way for you guys
All you need to do is put a second nut on top of the wing nut, and the abrasive media they used was not the right for the task. They should have used walnut media with abrasive polish
Red Loctite would have made sure nothing would have came apart.
@@kg4boj silica bead media would even work better than the weird d4 plastic stuff.
Try using stainless steel tumbling media, then corn cob media, and then rouge to see how they perform.
Finally, mix all 3 media together to see how they polish.
So basically don’t buy a vibrating parts cleaner from Harbor Freight... got it.
Try not to buy anything from Harbor Freight.
Mark Strouthes some of their hand tools are fine. I avoid things with motors from them unless I’m only going to use it once a year.
Harbor freight is best for like 70% of people and most of their stuff works and for great cost they have some great products and some bad products
@@supermoon1430 the general rule of thumb is buy stuff that doesn't have a motor unless you hardly plan on using it.
try just putting a hot dog in there and see what happens
Smooth weiner
I have no problem with putting in a hotdog, hot dog, but why not put a hot cat inside, instead?
Fried chicken bits
100th like!
You never looked at the sugar stick, 😂 probably gone but still
Put water repellent in a vaccum chamber and pour water inside
That is a cheaply made tumbler/vibratory machine. I am surprised it was still running after a week. A electric concrete mixer would work better
Nobody cares. It did it's job at a fraction of the cost of a name brand one.
Plus it worked for the purpose of their video and most people watching this would just use it for fun and that's it.
Not disagreeing. I was just shocked it lasted a week
It didn’t do the job. Put that stuff in the tumbler we have and it would all be smooth in a few hours.
Josh Visser yes i do agree without the media they used
I would like to see you do those items again, but without the soda can. As you say, weight distribution.
Or the candy?
Try making your own tumbler that would be cool
Yes!
Overpowered tumbler from some kind of paint shaker? :)
You should boil, freeze dry and put in a vacuum chamber a lot of different cosmetics like moisturizers, foundations, etc
dead
Why did I think of the website first?
If (more likely when) you get a new tumbler try a UK coin
I'd like to see if 3D printed parts will get polished
No it dosen't i Tried and it broke the project i was working on and Spend 7 hours printing a new pice
Use isopropyl alcohol on pla and acetone on abs
Daniel Easley Really it worked when I used I used (PLS) filament did you use pla
@@convexchart4930 ya i was using pla
"The jar is still fairly sharp because I broke this 15 minutes ago"...I did not know it gets less sharp over time! Thanks TKOR
I've always thought that glass shards would get dull after awhile kinda like a knife.......
You could totally fix that, you just need a new threaded rod for the middle (and some blue threadlocker for the wingnut on top.)
Well i guess you can say we're all pretty "SHOOK" ;)
I have several vibratory tumblers I use for cleaning ammunition brass. I used to have issues with the tumblers "walking" across the garage floor while they were running. I tried putting the tumblers on different things to fix the issue with no luck until I tried some pieces of used linoleum flooring. I cut them down so the tumblers would fit on them and put the "slick" side down and the rough side up, which is opposite of what you do when you install the flooring... Worked like a charm! I can leave my tumblers running for hours and they don't budge at all. I got the idea from the flooring guys who installed my laminate flooring. They put linoleum down on the concrete floor first to act as a slip pad and they laid it down on the slick side with the rough side facing up. That way the laminate flooring would "float" over the rough side, so to speak.
I would like to see you guys redo everything you already put in the tumbler. Don't put candy or soda cans inside.
next time try using ceramic stones to tumble it in. Usually those polish better.
A normal rubix cube would probably be too big but what about a keychain sized one?
Some crazy experiments for the next video
Soak rice in kerosine oil and burn them
Use kerosine instead of oil in the deep fryer
Boil kerosine
Adhil Babujan you love kerosine
Adhil Babujan sounds dangerous.
5:46"still fairly loud but less" *BRRRRRRRR*
Me: wow -_-
It's got a motor...insulating any motor while running without some cooling medium will cause catastrophic failure. It's an open air cooled motor. I kinda thought that would have been common sense. It produces heat, therefore insulating it might not be too smart? Just sayin.
While you're correct, it's a low voltage electric motor. This isn't really a whole lot different than a hard drive motor, or fan motor. Many fan motors are completely enclosed, and your hard drive motor sits inside a metal chassis that's beside other heat producing components. You could stick this tumbling machine next to a pool of gasoline for a week and you wouldn't have any problems (barring potential ESD), the enclosure it's self would act as a heat sink. Honestly, the worst thing that could have happened is the motor burning out.
@@Mouthwashh I'm a mechanical engineer. Its literally part of my job to know everything there is to know about every kind of motor. Low voltage or not, that is an air cooled motor...we call that a air over cooled motor. It NEEEDS open air to cool itself. That particular motor will not have air high temp air bleeders, and I doubt it had any internal overload, or it would have been short cycling. Heat goes up, which makes resistance go up, which makes more heat, which in turn makes more resistance, until catastrophic failure occurs.
@@paramountcyclops Regardless of your paper certificate, the actual risks involved were comically minimal. I've over volted circular sanders that were clogged with dust and debris to an extreme degree. They worked for a couple of hours to get the job done, got quite warm, and then proceded to die. Calling a small electric motor failure "catastrophic" is like calling a fender bender a catastropic car accident.
Taylor Willis I think you missed the point
@@Mouthwashh the fact that you dont understand what @paramount Cyclops is saying is a catastrophic failure
TKOR: Lets grind some coins!
Tumbler and soda can: I'm about to ruin this whole man's career.
Put water repellent spray on water in a bowl,pls?
Jadon Darger they did that already
Done did it.
Brody Glydr high hhaha
Brody Glydr hhy
Jadon Darger ty
Rubber bands, bouncy ball, paper and a small wood thing
Hey, that stuff stays in the bedroom 👀
try carbide rock tumbling media and vibrate it dry. Also try walnut or corn cob media to polish jewelry.
Can you guys put some tide pods in the tumbler please and thankyou
Electrical Bill the week before: Affordable
Electrical Bill a week later: “Men we have a power breach, we need to shut off power to the whole city”
Why would it be so much
How about different metals all same size and shape to start?
Nice idea
@@adrian_dsnk2074 thanks!
I want to do this now.
I feel like a paper clip could be interesting. No see if it breaks or what happens too it!
When polishing metal in a tumbler, I always use BBs and I toss in a few screws, nuts, etc.....Works great. And the BBs are quiet tumblers.
Its from harbor freight thats why it broke...
Harbor what?
Harbor Freight is a lower quality tool and equipment shop
Well it has a reputation for being low quality at least
I think you should use liquid oxygen with thermite or with magnesium
thermite contains its own oxidiser, no need for liquid oxygen
Surprisingly, I wanna see some paper in there.
I’ll tell ya what happened.. as our snowy northern uncle bumblefuck would say, “You got power fisted!”
Welcome to the frozen shithole of hoth
Yup!
Put Nate in a giant tumbler for a week.
aye |-/
I have a DIY tumbler for removing firescale from steel in which I have a bunch of short sheet metal screws (got in a job lot for cheap). It only takes a day to polish everything to a clean bright shine.
See what would happen to popcorn kernels in a tumbler or maybe a gopro?
What happens if you leave cloths in a dryer for a long time ? would it shrink ? Or burn ?
A house fire
@@youcansave15ormoreoncarins75 The clothing ever-so-slowly turns to lint, which clogs the filter, eventually overheating, and as you said, burns down the house.
@@drippingwax Yeah, what's sad though is that we take dryers for granted, and some people don't know what could happen.
9mm casings. This style tumbler is usually used by reloaders cleaning their brass. You may have just had more weight in it then it could handle. Usually used with corn cob media or crushed walnut media to clean and polish brass.
Try operating one of the industrial scale sized ones, you'll get better results.
The 18lb tumbler is a better machine. And has more "mods" available to make it more durable. Plus, you can get extra tubs for it as well from other vendors. The motor is nicer and quieter as well.
Putting a modern warfare 2 disk under a microscope would be scratch paradise
I thought you guys meant you broke _tumblr_
I was like no it broke itself hah
You guys should change your name to the monarchy of random
Dictator of Random!
Walnut shell is a better polisher if your looking to shine stuff up. I've always wanted to see a spoon and some rusty tools (small things like sockets) polished in a tumbler
These kind of machines are actually not for polishing. They are made for de-burring (removing sharp edges)
"U can see the thread rod as it came and how its worn down by the hardware"
I have so many questions.
1:48 when the lsd kicks in
glad someone else noticed that lol
mackk123 I noticed that as well lol
And 2:47 is odd
9:24 that solved the mystery of my school's cymbals. Countless years of use rendered the threading flat like that. 1 week did that to the machine threading, a 6 years or more did that to the cymbal handles.
Very "subtle" audio cut for when he says "these are usually used . . . . " because, of course, he says to polish fired brass casings for ammo reloading.
I guess TH-cam will demonetize anything these days.
10:55 Oh man.. Savagely left her hanging though?
Put a phone in the tumbler, I would like to see what happens to the phone
For the next tumbling video, try a couple Lego peices, gumballs, a cd, an eraser, bottle caps, a Hotwheels car and army men.