Granted, it might sound like a herd of robots raping a Studebaker, but it can sure clean the inside of a gas tank.
Haaaaahahaha. Brilliant.
Rusticating
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bandkbrooks
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Re: Rusticating
Haaaaahahaha. Brilliant.
Brandon Brooks
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Brandon Brooks
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"The voices in my head won't let me have any imaginary friends"
Brandon Brooks
Brandon Brooks Pipes
http://www.brandon-brooks.com
Re: Rusticating
I have been thinking about getting the large harbor frieght tumbler for a while. I would use it for knifemaking, but thought I would try it on pipes also.
I would think you would want to go straight to ceramic media for pipes
http://www.mcmaster.com/#4918a918/=7g0yxl
If you can tumble Ti with it, I am sure it can mark up some briar pretty well. If I get one I will report back. For $200 bucks, it might be a good setup for the guys who don't have the money or room for a blasting unit (IF it works).
I would think you would want to go straight to ceramic media for pipes
http://www.mcmaster.com/#4918a918/=7g0yxl
If you can tumble Ti with it, I am sure it can mark up some briar pretty well. If I get one I will report back. For $200 bucks, it might be a good setup for the guys who don't have the money or room for a blasting unit (IF it works).
“He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you.”- Nietzsche
Green Eyes, Black Rifles, and Briar Pipes....
Green Eyes, Black Rifles, and Briar Pipes....