My version of a homemade tumbler
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My version of a homemade tumbler
You will need,
1 large coffee can
media
dirty brass
duct tape
Instructions:
Put your media and brass in your coffee can,
then you duct tape your lid close,
next put your newly filled can in your trunk or in the bed of your truck.
leave can for several days (depending on your commute or driving time)
Then you have nice shiney brass
1 large coffee can
media
dirty brass
duct tape
Instructions:
Put your media and brass in your coffee can,
then you duct tape your lid close,
next put your newly filled can in your trunk or in the bed of your truck.
leave can for several days (depending on your commute or driving time)
Then you have nice shiney brass
brow_tines- Member
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I like it!
and it will work so much better if you have a u-joint going bad or cupped or unbalanced tires,LOL.
and it will work so much better if you have a u-joint going bad or cupped or unbalanced tires,LOL.
hawcer- Mod
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that would work perfect in my truck 85 dodge with mud tires lol
dartfreak75- Member
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would work in my truck going down to my farm there is a section about 15 miles on I44 that about shakes your liver out. Ideal brass cleaning LOL
Reload3006- Member
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there was a youtube video of a guy doing something similar but he attached it to a small decorative yard windmill
XbonesX- Mod
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how about taking off your hubcab and drill the bolt pattern of the axle in bottom of the coffee can, bolt it on ...just dont get to close to oncomming traffic....rofl...
billarrington- Member
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Ha, ha........that brass would be spinning so fast that it would be one solid lump of bronze by the time you got it outta there!
That is a neat idea, just too bad that you have to wait a few days for clean brass, but if you plan ahead you could have enough brass clean by the weekend you could load up a bunch of rounds. Or multiple cans all rolling around in the trunk at the same time, maybe get about 50lbs. of brass all cleaning at once.......now there's an idea. It would save on electricity also. Man, us reloaders are some of the most energy and recycling consious people on the planet.
That is a neat idea, just too bad that you have to wait a few days for clean brass, but if you plan ahead you could have enough brass clean by the weekend you could load up a bunch of rounds. Or multiple cans all rolling around in the trunk at the same time, maybe get about 50lbs. of brass all cleaning at once.......now there's an idea. It would save on electricity also. Man, us reloaders are some of the most energy and recycling consious people on the planet.
Mohunter- Store Front Owner
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Re: My version of a homemade tumbler
Cool idea brow_tines! Since we're thinking outside of the box, xhy not bolt 3 or 4 cans to the washing machine (outside of course). Since the clothes are gonna get done anyway, may as well get clean brass too
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Re: My version of a homemade tumbler
Take those coffee cans of brass to your next rodeo.. see if they will let you tie them to the bull and maybe after the rodeo they will be good and clean...
Maybe on a monster truck at the monster jams....
Just a thought...
Maybe on a monster truck at the monster jams....
Just a thought...
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+1 Daywalker !! I can see those bulls now
eagle60- Member
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It actually does a pretty good job, checked on the brass today !!!
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