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17# Rebel Rotary Tumbler for wet washing
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lawndart
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this rig hold 4# of brass, so get a large size food dehydrator.
2 tablespoons Dawn dish soap.
1/4 - 1/2 teaspoon lemi-shine.
Run x 3 Hours.
Rinse x three times with cold water.
use Lyman Media separator.
Dry in food dehydrator - no watermarks.


 
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richj
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no picture either :-)

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no watermarks.
 
Posts: 6522 | Location: NY, NY | Registered: 28 November 2005Reply With Quote
AFRICAN LEADWOOD
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I must say that I am in search of a way to dry the brass. I wonder if they have that here... Right now I use a hairdryer.
 
Posts: 691 | Location: JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA | Registered: 17 January 2013Reply With Quote
lawndart
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Frankford Arsenal sells a forced hot air brass dryer. You can get it from Amazon. It comes in two sizes. The cats ass, as my grandmothers used to say...


 
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craigster
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no picture either :-)

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no watermarks.


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bigrdp51
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Originally posted by AFRICAN LEADWOOD:
I must say that I am in search of a way to dry the brass. I wonder if they have that here... Right now I use a hairdryer.


I use a five gallon plastic bucket and a hair dryer. And a section of cardboard with a hole cut in it to hold the hair dryer pointed straight down into the bucket. The forceful moving heated air dries the cases very quickly.
 
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I have recently become interested in the stainless steel pin aspect of case cleaning. These photo bucket pic postings aren't working unless you pay their sky high fee for hosting your pic's.

Steve..........


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