Customer Reviews for New 3Kg Rotary Mini Tumbler Surface Polisher Jewelry Polishing Finishing Machine

Product arrived from the seller quickly. This is a decent product it is made quite well. The bowl itself is just was not quite as big as I hoped for it to be. I did find some smaller items to tumble to see how it works and those items came out polished good.

This device is for polishing jewelry. I have not actually used it yet, but a friend uses one just like it. Hers arrived with the little door broken. Mine is fine, though slightly scratched. There are no instructions in English, but it is rather self-explanatory. I used to have a rock tumbler, but I could not get the cylinder to open, and the instructions warned against prying it open, lest you break the seal. I threw out the shot that came with it in favor of stainless steel shot (no rusting). I'm happy with it.

ith the corn cob cleans and polishes all pretty metals.

Love this machine. Cleans jewelry perfectly. Great investment.

I like the design of this tumbler. It is well put together and does a good job of tumbling rocks. It runs a little on the fast side even on the lowest setting but I like that as it makes the initial stages of rock tumbling a little quicker. The main problem I have with it is keeping drive belts on it as they keep breaking.

Works great to polish silver jewelry. Wish it has a slower speed though.

This machine is really heavy and works well. I've been using it for a week and I love it. I'm hoping it will last a long while but cannot speak to that. Nice that they sent some shot, extra gasket and belt. I ordered extra shot and polishing liquid and am glad I did. No instructions but not too hard. I watched YouTube for use. I use for copper jewelry. Switch button left for forward and reverse. Switch it right for just forward. Speed 1 is fast enough... Higher seems like overkill.

Easy to use and result is great , it's a great product I had couple of different ones but this particular one is a lot better then the others

Been using this as a rifle/pistol brass tumbler off and on for probably 2 months now. Ran 400 pieces of de-primed 40 S&W brass thru it last night broken up into 3 loads. (probably would have been fine with 2 loads.) I use stainless steel media and the usual couple of drops of dish soap and a little Lemi-Shine. For just normally dirty brass, I run for an hour per load at the lowest speed, and it does a really good job. I am very satisfied with this purchase. About the only gripe that I have is that the slowest speed is still faster than what I would like. That's not a deal breaker though, and wouldn't be too hard to modify, but it does a good enough job as it is I guess so why mess with it? I just suspect that it might do better at a little slower RPM.