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Grits & Tumbling MediaFor Lapidary Tumblers, Flat Laps & Vibrating LapsOld Miser® Lapidary Grit Carrier
For
Faster Lapping, Tumbling & Sphere Cutting
Starter Grit & Polish Kit Includes
1 lb 60/90g, .75 lb 120/220g, .75 lb 3-f - 400g,
.50 lb Old Miser Grit Carrier, and .50 lb Covington Tumbler Polish.
Lapping Grit Kit Includes
1 lb of each 60/90, 120/220, &
3-f - 400 grits
Tumbler Grit and Polish Kit Contains one pound each of 60/90, 120/220, 400 grits; 1lbs. tumbler polish powder, 12oz. Old Miser® grit carrier. Shipping weight 6 lbs.
Jumbo Tumbler Grit & Polish Kit Contains 5 lbs. each of 60/90, 120/220, 400 grits; 5 lbs. tumbler polish powder; 5 lbs. Old Miser® grit carrier. Shipping weight 30 lbs.
Grit and Polish Brushes
Non-Graded Silicon Carbide Grits Not just silicon carbide grit, but American Made Silicon Carbide Grit!! Graded Silicon Carbide Grits Tumbling Media Burnishing Compound Great for both silver and gold. A high quality burnishing and lubricating compound. Use in the ratio of one heaping tablespoon to one gallon of water. Adjust if necessary. For bright, clean finishes, the burnishing compound must be used in the right proportion and any resulting sludge rinsed away before particles embed and dull the metal.
Ceramic Angle (Angle cut triangle) A 3/8" x 5/8" size ceramic media containing no abrasives. When tumbling rocks, use ceramic angles as a pre-filler to occupy space inside the tumbler and as a carrier to deliver grain abrasives to the work pieces. Adds weight to the load for increased tumbling action and separates work pieces to eliminate parts sticking together.
Corn Cob A pithy material made from the hard woody ring of the corn cob. It is used as a very gentle finish and drying media in polishing and burnishing metals. Absorbs many times its weight. Readily removes oil, dirt and grease from tumbled parts.
Garnet Sand An excellent aid to grinding and polishing stones or glass in a vibrating or rolling tumbler. It's small size helps aid in grinding and polishing those tough to get areas. Use about 1/4" cup of garnet per quart of rocks. Use mixture from rough grind all the way to polish.
Ground Walnut Shell Use in a tumbler with a pinch of powdered red rouge to put a brilliant polish on brass shell cartridges or a hand polished look on silver and gold jewelry.
Plastic Pellets 1/8" plastic pellets act as cushioning media when tumbling delicate materials, especially during the polishing cycle. Pellets float off for easy separation and reuse.
Plastic Pyramids A 1/4" size plastic media used wet on all precious metals for cut down prior to burnishing with steel shot. Fast cutting and produces an excellent finish. The plastic pyramids are made with a 400 grit quartz abrasive embedded inside. The batch must be rinsed clean periodically to maintain clean media and metal surfaces.
Steel shot Jewelry Mixture A superior mix of balls, pins, ball cones and cylinders. Just the right sizes for jewelry work. The mixture insures maximum coverage of a wide variety of work pieces. Shot is made from hard, low carbon steel with a mirror bright surface. Use 10 parts shot to 1 part work piece (by volume) using burnishing soap and water. CAUTION: The burnishing compound must be used in the right proportion and any resulting sludge rinsed away before particles embed and dull the metal. Five pounds approximate on pine in volume.
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