SalaTar Carbonite Member Apr 23, 2006 #1 Has anyone out there but a black piece of glass with tape on one side into a rock tumbler with very very fine polish ? Just wonder if this has been covered
Has anyone out there but a black piece of glass with tape on one side into a rock tumbler with very very fine polish ? Just wonder if this has been covered
MattinSTL Sound Modulator Apr 23, 2006 #2 I'm thinking you could follow that up with a toothbrush and pepsodent... or some other "semi-abrasive" toothpaste. That would be finer then 1500 aluminum oxide. Just a thought I had the other day.
I'm thinking you could follow that up with a toothbrush and pepsodent... or some other "semi-abrasive" toothpaste. That would be finer then 1500 aluminum oxide. Just a thought I had the other day.
SalaTar Carbonite Member Apr 23, 2006 #3 I Was thinking baking soda too I just pulled a test piece (plastic flashlight cover) from the tumbler with ss bb's and Beach sand(2 hour tumble) Promptly made a smooth etch on it(not usable) but even Last edited: Apr 23, 2006
I Was thinking baking soda too I just pulled a test piece (plastic flashlight cover) from the tumbler with ss bb's and Beach sand(2 hour tumble) Promptly made a smooth etch on it(not usable) but even
SalaTar Carbonite Member Apr 23, 2006 #4 I’m thinking the aggregate (ss bb's in my case) should be a soft polymer, air soft bb's hmm.. cant have to much water as the bb's may float testing again Last edited: Apr 27, 2006
I’m thinking the aggregate (ss bb's in my case) should be a soft polymer, air soft bb's hmm.. cant have to much water as the bb's may float testing again
SalaTar Carbonite Member Apr 24, 2006 #5 http://www.cabbingmachines.com/polishes.shtml Standard Diamond Powder: 8,000 grit (3 micron) Last edited: Apr 24, 2006
j Veteran Apr 24, 2006 #6 I haven't heard anything about the diamond powder, but people have gotten good results grinding (by hand) with Aluminum Oxide at 3 microns.
I haven't heard anything about the diamond powder, but people have gotten good results grinding (by hand) with Aluminum Oxide at 3 microns.
J J Michael Well-known member Apr 26, 2006 #7 Anyone tried using a sandblaster with a very fine abrasive?
J James Gerber Well-known member Apr 26, 2006 #8 Aw... to make the GG... i see At first I thought someone was creating a DIY "Vibrating GG" using Rock Tumbler parts/motor. heh. (or have they???) cheers, jg Last edited: Apr 26, 2006
Aw... to make the GG... i see At first I thought someone was creating a DIY "Vibrating GG" using Rock Tumbler parts/motor. heh. (or have they???) cheers, jg