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Comment by joseph aloof on March 20, 2015 at 7:07am

hi terry where can you buy one?   i love progress  ..  joe

Comment by Terry D Hobert on March 18, 2015 at 11:10am

Andre, Yea I think it is the same concept. You fill the bowls with whichever media you want to use.  The bowls mounted on a base on springs that is vibrated by a cam type device on a motor 110v.  I have an 18lb Chicago machine (real nice) and a 5lb Harbor Freight (Central Machine) 1/4 the price, but works for finish up. Experimenting with different medias, Resin pyrimids for rust removal on threads, etc. walnut shells for aluminum and polish steel. I have some ceramic media that is suppose to be for small part finishing work, haven't tried yet. Fun so far. 

Comment by Andre Levesque on March 17, 2015 at 7:51pm

What tool is that?  I made a baril that turns  at an angle (30 degrees) witha small electric 110v motor . I fill the baril with sandblasting beads and it works quite well. Is that the same type of tool??

Thanks

Comment by Terry D Hobert on March 17, 2015 at 11:31am

These are the greatest hand saving machines ever! They make old cruddy parts like brand new!!!