How to Make Vibrating machine for cleaning and polishing rusty parts!

Hello guys. How to make a Vibrating machine for cleaning and polishing rusty parts!

[@colehawkins6623]

For everyone that gives a person kudos there’s 20 that think they know better. Great job putting it all together. Amazing how efficiently you put it together. 99% of people could never finish a project like that. Keep up the good work.

[@lesblack413]

So, how many hours before the abrasive stones wear through the thin case of the machine. A better idea is to line the inside with flat rubber so as to reduce the friction on the thin walls. I've seen this used with good results. Thanks for sharing your idea! Cheers.

[@malihomayounfar1294]

Well done 👏

[@Boomer8404]

Put some water w/ little dosh soap in there. It will help keep your stones from loading up and work faster.

[@theonlybuzz1969]

Nice work with the manufacture of your new deburr and derust tool,, what as the running time of when you put the material in the main drum. I really enjoyed watching your methods of working, have a good day. Phil

[@2Medini]

I like quality of your work. But wouldnt it get more efficient if it had up and down movement too? Bcos you installed the vibrator weight moving vertically and the bolts inside the springs are locked the springs to move only sideways and you would get less harmfull vibrations transfered to the whole frame? Or the springs are compressed enough bcos of the weight of everything in the drum so it can move up and down that much?

[@Newterafox]

The springs are more bolted on one side only, on the opposite side they are almost free. It would be even better if the springs were softer, the effect would be better.

[@dcacmc3693]

A vibratory tumbler via a vertical shaft motor with a toroidal shaped bowl; lined with a layer of polyurethane is the best/most efficient way to go.

[@wipro36]

Nice machine but very difficult to make it, for me at least. Thanks

[@navara01]

6 hours using electricity, VS 10min with an angelgrider with a flapdisc?😳

[@Newterafox]

Yes, that is right)

[@chrisallen2005]

Clearly you do not understand that some people really enjoy making things for the sake of making them. Imagine how nice the parts would look if they were left in the vibrator overnight. No sweat or dust involved. Also leaves an amazing texture to the metal.

[@jrdinc6566]

Sand blaster ...

[@gullreefclub]

Spoken like someone who has never used a viberation media polisher

[@RipeSteel]

Or a wire wheel.

[@davidplatenkamp]

Is this more effective than a rotary tumbler?

[@Newterafox]

Two options are effective, provided that the stones are specifically designed for this.

[@mariuszg3965]

👍

[@octane8267]

This process gives an isotropic finnish.

[@frostywelder1220]

How come you don’t use your plasma cutter to cut your plates? It would be easier than using cut off wheel.

[@Newterafox]

After the plasma cutter there are very uneven edges that need to be processed.

[@glynluff2595]

Hmmm. A full workshop and six hours electricity. I won’t knock the concept but I will stick to 24 hours in white vinegar and buff off with wire brush as more suitable to my personal economy. Good concept though!

[@AodhMacRaynall-dr1sf]

Yall do such good work. But why do I get the feeling yall are doing this from prison?

[@willklinger2558]

he has natural gas jets not propane jets Ihad that problem with off grid water heater

[@Lwimmermastermetalart]

Nice idea but a waste of time if your serious about vibratory tumbling. Your tub needs to be made with a rubber liner or a polyethylene type material. Your sheet metal will be destroyed in a few days. The concept itself works but still. Also they make smaller tumbling media with different shapes. A small triangular media will do the job in less than half the time. Smaller stones would work 100% better. There is a media compound powder to use and there should be a small amount of water in there as well. Lastly…..Safety man. Never cut towards you with a knife 😬, always away.

[@kylechapin1057]

You're a Debbie downer

[@Lwimmermastermetalart]

@@kylechapin1057 sorry dude….I call them like I see them. Was only trying to provide useful information to your viewers

[@titusmkandawire5661]

​@@LwimmermastermetalartMuch appreciated!

[@christiang.9485]

Also Deine Schweißnähte sind auch gut verbesserungswürdig! Probier mal GUTE 10 - 25% mehr Strom zu nehmen, dann schweißt es sich deutlich besser. Also die sehen so aus, wie da wo ich mal vor 40 Jahren mir das selbst bei gebracht habe - bis ich dann Jahre später gemerkt habe, dass es sich mit mehr Strom besser schweißen lässt und man nicht mehr so viel schleifen muss.

[@william8352]

6 hour energy electric 😂😂 now

[@golemxiv7484]

Опа, моя конструкція яку я придумав більше ніж рік тому. На сьогодні вже є багато удосконалень, які дозволяють масштабувати станок до обєму барабана 90-100 літрів. Доречі, пружинна підвіска зроблена не зовсім правильно, і працюватиме відповідно не так добре

[@jagitmax]

You can achieve the same result using a glass bead blast cabinet , it's cheaper , it's quieter , it's FASTER , just need an air compressor , and it wont wear out by the end of the week.