How to get a great shine with the Raytech Tumble Vibe - Full Tutorial start to finish
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- This is a full tutorial of how I use my Raytech Tumble Vibe. I use this for rock tumbling from stage 2 through polish. I get really nice results and almost never change the recipe. If you find my info helpful I would love to know and always appreciate a like and subscribe. If you do things different or would like to add more details I would love to hear them
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Thanks for the great video. We just purchased this tumbler. We are addicts of Rob Abram's Michigan Rocks videos. However, he uses a Lotto tumbler and we weren't sure if the process is the same. Turns out, you do things exactly the same. We really appreciate the step by step video. Really good job.
Fantastic video 👍
The jasper with the red vain’s is gorgeous!
All are beautiful ✌️🫶😃
Thank you! I'm partial to all of them. haha
Great video. Currently only have a rotary tumbler and am still in the 120/220 stage after 2 weeks. I can definitely see how the vibratory tumbler speeds up the process!
It's really not necessary to own one at all but its great for impatient people like me
Great video and the rocks turned out beautiful! My one concern is that it seems like you rinsed the grits down your sink drain, which would be a huge issue and would clog up the drains!
Thank you for watching! My little shop sink in the video is only used for rocks and drains into a 5 gallon bucket :)
Shew! I wasI wondering how your pipes weren't turning into concrete!
Hi again! I am afraid to usevthe heat as high as you do. Have you ever had any problems?
I have never had any issues with high heat but I would definitely not go from high heat and immediately spray them with cold water. As long as you let them cool naturally I don't see an issue although I have heard to not use heat on feldspar
Why wouldn’t you use the sonic cleaner after stage two please and thank you.
You absolutely could. I have just never found it necessary. It’s just quicker to do it by hand then to heat the sonic cleaner up every two days lol. I have only found it to be a must going in to polish. After 2 days of being used 220 grit is really not much different than 500 and I haven’t seen a problem with cross contamination
I think I add to much water! Lol. On stagec3 I would have sprayed the barrel a few times!
Every batch is different. As long as the rocks are moving then you are good. I'm currently working on a rock that's been very hard to keep moist enough. Its literally taking 2-3 times the water I normally add. Each rock is just unique