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I've tumbled over 2k pieces of 223/5.56 brass and I can say with certainty that I will never go back to vibratory tumbling. I find that I can tumble 300+ pieces at one time and typically run it for three hours. Every batch comes out looking like new.
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Question: If I'm only going to tumble 100-150 pieces at a time should I get a smaller PVC pipe? In other words, is the 6" diameter PVC container too big to effectively tumble that quantity? thank you
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The setup that I have is the smallest I would go. If you use the 9" length of 6" pipe and 5lbs of media you are good to go for tumbling smaller quantities. I have tumbled 150-300 pieces of 223 brass and have had the same results each time. Only difference is that the smaller quantites don't need as much time to tumble.
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