Lortone 3A Deluxe Rock Tumbler Kit
Product Description
Lortone 3A Deluxe Rock Tumbler Kit
- Kit includes professional tumbler, rough rocks, 4-step polishing kit, plastic pellets, spare drive belt, and detailed instructions
- 3 pound capacity barrel, hard rubber minimizes noise
- Simple to operate with a durable motor that is designed to last for years
- Perfect for jewelry artists, chainmaille artists, rock hounds and craftspeople
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Lortone Rock Tumbler & Accessories Great For Tumbling Rocks This is a new Lortone rock tumbler with accessories. It runs on 115V, 60Hz. The tumbler is quiet, sturdy and easy to operate and delivers excellent results. Features the Lortone molded rubber barrel with a quick-seal closure and a continuous duty fan cooled motor. You receive: One 3 lb (1.3 kg)tumbler One 16 oz (453.5 grams) Lortone tumbling charge coarse One 14 oz (396.8 grams) Lortone tumbling charges medium One 14 oz (396.8 grams) Lortone tumbling charges fine One 12 oz (340.1 grams) Lortone tumbling charge prepolish One 12 oz (340.1 grams) Lortone tumbling charge polish Rough stones and illustrated instructions
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