would anyone be so kind as to take some pictures of the copper used to tumble and the inside of the tube used I don't quite understand the technique. What holds the bottle inside and the chemicals.
Thanks in advance.
Gaty W.
Mark, I am from Penny Farms and I remember when I was young we never left a bottle un-broken. I had to grow up and move to N.C. to realise I wish I had saved some of those bottles. If you get a chance check out black creek not only will you find bottles but Indian relicks as well. Any small...
John, All the conveyors have bearings on their rollers and plenty of pulleys, This could be a business in itself. You would probably be upset with all the equipment we have tossed allready! Again thanks for the info.
Gary W.
John, Really cool tumbler I think I could come up with 90% of the material at work that we are going to throw away. I am an electrician and I work for a newspaper plant and they have a basement full of motors and conveyors they are currently tossing to make room for more storage. I really do...
I would like to learn how to build a tumbler. I can practice on the junk bottles before I get the good ones to brake. I am completly new at this and I want to learn. I love to dig so the way I see it I am half way there.Thanks in advance
Gary W.
This is true I have seen a lot here. Just now getting into the bottle scene though. I found a lot of marbles in my bottle digging and realised they were comeing from old spraypaint cans.
Thanks For the input. I think I have been bitten. I found a cheerwine bottle broken of corse but I here if I find a good one it could be worth a hundred or more.
Hello, I am new to the digging for bottle scene, I recently purchased five acres of land in the woods and there are a few dump sites full of bottles and cans. I found an auto tag from the 60s in one hole I was cleaning up so I would think the bottles are from this time period. could the bottles...