Rock tumbling update video

Harbor, freight rock tumblers

[@normajefferson3977]

Thanks Robert. I’m learning a lot and I really enjoy your enthusiasm. Keep on sharing.

[@marilynmorgan5200]

That's why you use ceramic media along with polishing compound. It increases the efficiency of the compound, and it helps smooth the stones .

[@charlieschemmel122]

Thanks for sharing!!!!

[@diggersdentysonu.k.m.d8813]

Brilliant job thanks for tacking us along with ya iam stuck in the rain is bad as 👍 from your brother tezza 😊😊😊😊😊

[@Kybo-Cali]

Nice rock collection man. Thanks for sharing a little personal background about yourself. Good luck on job hunting.

[@EastCoastDigs]

Good luck with the job hunt, it could be a good addition to the channel!

[@badcats34]

I think Uber eats food delivery services is hiring you don't have to deal with people! And you have a vehicle so you should be able to do it in your area and you can go to the beach and make money on the way home also you can cash what you make daily! It's not a bad gig you can try doordash too but I don't know if there hiring still

[@jimgray5625]

Robert. You might try running your first stage longer and allowing the rocks to grind down a little more. Just a thought.

[@TreasureHuntingSWPA412]

The better you separate your metal the more money they will give you. At least at the scrap yard I work at. Each metal as pure as possible. Otherwise it has to be cleaned and separated by the workers there. It's not them nitpicking, it's because the buyers they resell to are very strict. If the buyer is buying aluminum and there's steel or copper in it, that's a contaminate to them and could ruin their whole batch.

[@claudeladow2334]

Maybe rent a tile saw to try.