Lyman Turbo 1200 PRO Tumbler 

I have that same tumbler. I have been running it steady for at least 20 years.

I really am happy with it so far, I have polished about 2,000 pieces of brass so far.

Wait- I assume that after you finished tumbling, you took the cases and placed them on the inverted lid, then tighten it back down on your tumbler and it would separate the media from the cases? if not, Lyman makes a sifting bowl to do exactly that, no? But im too cheap to spend $12 on it. I figure a fellow could pick up a big kitchen bowl from any grocery store, drill some holes in it, dump your completed brass/media in it, turn your tumbler on, and it'd do the rest.

No on and off switch ?

try turning the tumbler on when it is upside down

Hi. I liked your video. I don't like the Lyman design. Are you happy with yours? We are going to buy a Frankford tumbler.

You can take the bottom bowl off to sift the brass. So you don't have to flip the whole machine over

Joe S: I totally agree with you. I don't like there design either. I have a Lyman 1200 with auto flo and I am going to sell it and get something else. The auto flo feature is a classic case of over engineering. I am forevermore cleaning up messes after I tumble.

GardandGuns

I noticed that you didn't deprime the cases beforehand. How do you then clean the primer pocket?

how many times can you use the media before it needs replacing?

When you empty brass and media keep the machine on upside down over a bucket . It what the machine is designed to do

How long must the brass be tumbled for?

hey you got some steel casing in the mix. I thought you can't reload steel?

Za poliranje tulcev je potrebno tulce raznetilkat,da se očistijo tudi žepki netilk.

put more media in it and also more brass.

Not enough media and it sitting on the cord

get a media tumbler that separates the case from media 30 bucks

you need to read the manual

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