Walk through my experiment in vibratory tumbler polishing my handmade resin dice. Watch until the end for the results breakdown!
Every dice maker HATES sanding and polishing because it takes so long. My usual process takes over 6 hours per set of dice. After hearing about mixed successes from other makers in using a vibratory tumbler for a more hands-off approach to polishing, I decided to join in the quest. This video walks through my initial experimentation and findings using a vibratory tumbler on my dice. I hope that this helps other makers in their quest for easier and maybe even better!
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Materials used:
Frankford Arsenal Quick-N-EZ 110V Vibratory Case Tumbler Quick-N-EZ ($48 on amazon at the time of my purchase)
9.8cm (3.86”) Plastic Funnel
Surf Tumbling Media - Fill and Polishing Tumbling Media - 2.5 LBS - 3mm Sphere Ball Porcelain Ceramic x2 (5lbs total)
Dremel Stylus tool
Cotton buffing pads
Flitz Polish
1 micron (white) Zona paper
21 май 2021
