Brass Tumblers / Cleaner

You guys have any advice on a cheaper brass tumbler/cleaner? I'm getting tired of wiping down brass by hand one at a time.

I've looked at the Harbour Freight tumblers, but wasn't sure how well they worked or if they're one of those "get what ya pay for" things.

Any advice is appreciated.

One of mine is the Lyman around 50 bucks.
It does fine.

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HOGWILD338-378":osjpsm3h said:

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:lol: Now that's funny.


This one might be in my price range...

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/426185 ... r-110-volt
This one with some stainless media will fix you up and I just leave the wet cases out in the NM sun and stir them ever so often on a towel and it seems to work pretty well for me!

I bought the Frankford Arsenal tumbler from Midway years ago. Not a lot of hours on it, but so far so good.

Alderman":2x7on5h0 said:

I bought the Frankford Arsenal tumbler from Midway years ago. Not a lot of hours on it, but so far so good.

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Me too. [emoji4]

Alderman":2d8sql2o said:

I bought the Frankford Arsenal tumbler from Midway years ago. Not a lot of hours on it, but so far so good.

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...me three, but mine's so old it says "Midway" on it...

^^^ Mine also and it has many, many hours.
I also have their separator kit. Be sure to buy it also.

I just drilled some holes in the bottom of a smaller plastic bucket and drop the media through to a larger bucket. The brass stays in the smaller bucket after the media falls through the holes. It's been working well for years.

I have had a Thumblers Tumbler (spelling) since the 70's. I recently replaced the motor, they have the parts and it was reasonable. I use it frequently.