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RE: build my own tumbler - 11/1/2006 5:59:22 PM   
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Hey Pono, Not yet, soon but you did already mention it and it's a great idea. I jumped on it right away. My pains are lower back, hips and legs so I know how bad it can get even on a 4" tube. I take the pills the doc gave me when it gets bad enough. If I'm gona be in pain I might as well be happy about it. Ha. I figure on using a three way switch. I had to move my tumbler so I can install some cabnets at that work station so my tumbler will be out of commision for a while.

You guys got any straight sided Coke bottles there. Can't recall ever seein any. If so what would they run.

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RE: build my own tumbler - 11/1/2006 6:39:07 PM   
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Warren, that is a good idea about the three way switch. Just make sure that the motor is stopped before activiating the next switch.
I have never collected cokes. What would be the best reference book on them? I had a chance to buy a bunch of hobble skirt and dark cokes with arrows on them.
Bad backs are so bothersome. My day is based around my backpain.
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RE: build my own tumbler - 11/1/2006 10:44:27 PM   
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Hey Pono, There really isn't one total guide on Cokes. I have Petretti's, one that has locals and one on Alabama Cokes. I have been trying to find a copy of Porters book but no luck yet. I use the inter net alot.

Know what you mean about planing your day around it.Can get to be a real pain in the ass some times.

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RE: build my own tumbler - 1/29/2007 9:42:06 AM   
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Here is a pic of my tumbler




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RE: build my own tumbler - 1/29/2007 9:43:35 AM   
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motor is mounted underneath to allow more room up top for expansion.




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RE: build my own tumbler - 1/29/2007 9:46:54 AM   
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RE: build my own tumbler - 1/29/2007 1:34:26 PM   
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Hey Michael, Looks like you got a little of every kind of tumbler I've every kind of tumbler I have ever seen. Pertty cool.

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RE: build my own tumbler - 2/26/2008 2:01:25 PM   
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I am just bringing this thread back to the top for new members to see. There is some great information and pictures on making your own tumbler, stopples and cutting your own copper. I found it tucked back 9 pages and the last reply was over a year ago.

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