I use a ultra sonic from Lyman,cleans inside out and the primer pockets,spread them out after rinse,use a heat gun for about 5 minutes to dry them,some times I will drop them in a tumber with corncob mediaif I want that new look.
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I use a ultra sonic from Lyman,cleans inside out and the primer pockets,spread them out after rinse,use a heat gun for about 5 minutes to dry them,some times I will drop them in a tumber with corncob mediaif I want that new look.
Is this media supposed to smell like pickles?
Didn't really notice it before it ran, but when I opened it after it was pretty strong.
What media are you using E$? Corn cob, Walnut, Roddenberry's, etc?
No idea, it was in the tumbler when it came to me. Dark little granules, kinda dusty. Reddish brownish color. Like I said, smells like pickles.
Ahh, sounds like dingleberries.Quote:
Originally Posted by e.money83
Way back in the olden days I remember my uncle putting a shot of vinegar in his tumbler, I'm not sure why or what it did but I remember him doing it.
Acid helps clean a bit.. Lots of folks who tumble with wet S.S. pins use lemishine, which is citric acid.Quote:
Originally Posted by 0utlaw
That would make sense, chemistry and all considered.
My wife puts lemon peels in Vinegar for cleaning. It seems to work. And if I have anything at all wrong with me she tries to feed me cider vinegar. Don't make a damn if it's a bee sting or I stub my toe, she will be along shortly with a cider jug and a tablespoon..... Not bad if I just let her pour it in my vodka......