D.I.Y. Wet Tumbler (for cleaning brass)

[@lexrex8121]

Awesome well-thought-out DIY, and cool funky backing track.

[@312T3Tamiya]

Goed idee,heb hier nog een ruitenwisser motor liggen. En een voer tonnetje ,heb weer een project erbij . Thanks 👍🏻

[@nielburger7682]

Hey, awesome setup. What are the specs for the motor you used?

[@Antillen44]

@ 0:22, the motor is from a BMW E36 type car, I got it from a scrapyard, I choose this one for having a strait metric treat outgoing. Hope it helps.

[@FXSHT]

When you power the motor it doesn't go back and forth? Since it's a whipper motor that's basically what they do no? How to keep it running in the same way?

[@Antillen44]

The motor in your car does the same, it just turns. at the axel of the motor is a mechanism that makes the wipers go back and fort.

[@tuyo_adventures.2185]

Hi, If you can tell us where to purchase the Drum please? Thanks.

[@Antillen44]

Hy Edgar, I bought them here: www.welkoop.nl/dier/voertonnen#!sorting=1&view=grid&limit= And wholesale, manufacturer: www.curtec.com/en/products/drums/wide-neck-drums

[@ianbottom7396]

Dangerous to have exposed 240V terminals with no protection from contact or water ingress

[@Antillen44]

I fill the tumbler in the sink with hot water, close the lid en then place in the tumbler. The big can is secure closed of, no water leaks. So there is no way to get any water on the 240V terminals, unless I play stupid games.

[@ianbottom7396]

@@Antillen44 you have exposed 240V terminals, doesn’t meet any standards for inadvertent contact regardless of where you fill it

[@tonysaunders829]

Copied you very cool design, my motor seems to get very hot any ideas

[@abrampl]

Add ;) fan over it ;) ps: I did something similar, basically 4L water, 2kg of pins, max 2kg of brass, used 15L bucket from castorama ;)