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Anthony Roskovich
Добавлен 27 окт 2016
Join me on my rockhound adventures! Pacific NW Oregon.
Nightstand Makeover.
I picked up these free nightstands off Facebook and decided to give them a makeover.
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Picked up this free dresser on Facebook the other day. Let’s fix it up!!!
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This dresser is about 25 years old and im about to give it a more modern makeover. Thanks for watching.
How to setup the Re Saw fence on a 10” inch Wen, Vivor, Harbor Freight, Jet or any bandsaw.
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How to setup the Re Saw fence on a 10” inch Wen, Vivor, Harbor Freight, Jet or any bandsaw.
Making a custom wood Rolex watch stand for a friend.
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Today I made my friend a custom wood watch stand for his Rolex watch.
Chinese crystal and rock haul from EBay auctions. Let’s open them up!!!
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I won all of these at auction on eBay. I paid next to nothing compared to retail!
Harbor freight 10” tile saw converted to slab saw green line & lap wheel by cutting edge solutions.
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Check out how I converted my harbor, freight tools tile saw into a slab saw and grinding wheel. The green line slab sawblade is from Highland Park lapidary and the grinding wheel disc blade is from cutting edge solutions. 
River rock to obelisk, then transformed back to River rock with super glue.
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I decided to test out my new, saw, and made a pretty cool obelisk from the rock I cut and then saved all the scraps to glue it back together! 
Three. Pretty cool agates that I cut up today.
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Three. Pretty cool agates that I cut up today.
Pouring out some rocks I got in the mail! Amethyst, rose quartz and pet wood.
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Pouring out some rocks I got in the mail! Amethyst, rose quartz and pet wood.
Homemade rock tumbler build overview.
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Homemade rock tumbler build overview.
Lapidary blades, slab saw blades & tile blades. Whats the difference? Let’s look at a few together
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Lapidary blades, slab saw blades & tile blades. Whats the difference? Let’s look at a few together
Opening some boxes of petrified wood, a polished 7 pound tiger eye and a 17 pound firework sphere.
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Opening some boxes of petrified wood, a polished 7 pound tiger eye and a 17 pound firework sphere.
I had an "aha" moment watching your video. I couldn't understand why your jars were rotating so slowly, when by my calculations your drive bar is rotating at around 308 rpms? Then it dawned on me you actually have a second pulley system going with the diameter of your drive shaft and the diameter of your mill jar. Now I got it. This is a great build. The incorporation of the motor fan was a great tip. Thanks.
Where did you get the marathon electric motor? I'm looking for one like that.
Does your motor run hot to the touch?
Interesting video, but I was hoping I would learn the difference between the three types of blades, and I didn't. I wish you would more clearly say what is different between them.
How far apart is your roller bars?
Do you have a parts list for your homemade rock tumbler?
Dude. Thank you. I had given up on adapting a tile saw to cut slabs. I am picking up my 10" harbor freight saw right now. Same deal, used for one project... $100! I am jumping up and down! I also have a tumbler like yours, using a motor off an old band saw. Thanks for making this video.
Those crazy lace look great!
use some rubber tubing from the auto parts store for better traction on the shafts.
I might use something like this setup to slow down my current tumbler because its twice as fast as i think it should be in order to get nice results..
Where did you buy barrel ?
That's a nice project man! I've recently built a watch box but this kind of stand might be even better. Great video!
Thanks! 👍 My friend has one thats the same dimensions that he got on amazon but the base is stone and the top is leather, made in china. This is just a mock up to approve the design. He has requested much nicer walnut than this, but it wanted to use walnut so he could visualize the end piece as he has select some highly figured claro walnut.
Lookin clean!!!!
Thanks! Hopefully the guy likes it....
so cool ! im about to start building one for steel hardware for plating..
A parts list would be awesome. I’m hoping to build something like this. Right now I’m borrowing a friend’s giant lortone about this size actually.
Could you add a link to all of the individual pieces you purchased?
That electrical tape will come back to haunt you, other than that great build!
Yes it will.... And it did. It just came off like 2 days later. I found some rubber hose that slid on the 3/4" steel real nice so it now has some thick rubber and it hasnt even started wearing and its been months now.
I’m running one that uses a 1/8hp motor spinning a “40lbs” barrel with a loaded weight of 68.2lbs pulling only 3amp at 22rpm. The FLA is 3.5A. Did I mention the new Dayton TEFC motor runs at 40C… what is your amp draw and motor temp?
I think this motor is 3.2 amp 120v and 1.5 240v. I have outlets for both in my garage so i can use 240v. The temp never gets over 105*F on the hottest part of the motor. The rest of the motor is room temp. I do have a small fan on it but i dont think it needs it at all.
This is amazing ! I love it😊
Would making the 12" pulley smaller make it run faster? I'm looking for about 66 RPM...
If I remember correctly you need the barrels to go something like 33, or 35 rpm, but you should verify that. There is a sweet spot to make them tumble. Too slow, and they slide, and too fast I think they break each other.
@@user-mj7uo7jc7q I would be using them for something else besides rock tumbling...
Makes it run slower. Running a little bigger pulley on the motor end will make it run faster. Either or...also, 66 rpms is too fast. Rocks can break.
yes. It would increase the rpm to go to a 8" pulley. These barrels are recommended for 22 rpm which is what the manufacture suggested for this diameter. The smaller barrels do need to go faster. 50 to 60 rpm is what my 3lb harbor freight spins at.
Great stuff! I can't wait to see what else you make and build.
You think 1 hp 1725 rpm motor is to much power?
If you don’t need the extra power the cost of the power will quickly chew up any savings from not buying a smaller motor
I think the amp draw on a 1hp is too much. Its like 10amps i think. This 1/4hp is 3amps. Much cheaper to run and cheaper to buy. It will easily spin up to 12 of these barrels with zero effort.
Well done dude! 100 % degree you don't need high-end expensive shyt to fun Rock work