Frankford Arsenal Quick-N-EZ 110V Vibratory Case Tumbler for Cleaning

Description

Frankford Arsenal Quick-N-EZ 110V Vibratory Case Tumbler for Cleaning
Frankford Arsenal Quick-N-EZ Case Tumbler
The Frankford Arsenal Quick-N-EZ Case Tumbler provides a quick, easy and economical means to clean your brass. When used in conjunction with Frankford Arsenal Walnut and Corn Cob Medias, the Quick-N-EZ Case Tumbler removes fouling, lube and oxidation quickly and conveniently. This case tumbler will hold up to 600 9mm cases or 350.223 cases. The Quick-N-EZ Case Tumbler works great with the Quick-N-EZ Rotary Separator to quickly separate the media and brass from each other.
Features of the Frankford Arsenal Quick-N-EZ Case Tumbler
Works great with Frankford Arsenal Corn Cob Media, Treated Corn Cob Media, Walnut Hull Media and Treated Walnut Hull Media
Fits up to 600 9mm and 350 .223 cases of brass
Removes fouling, lube and oxidation quickly and conveniently from brass
Perfect for use with the Frankford Arsenal Wet/Dry Media Separator or the Quick-N-EZ Rotary Separator
RELIABLE: Unique bowl design to increase brass agitation for fast, aggressive cleaning that reduces wear on reloading dies and extends brass life
EASE OF USE: Clean lid for monitoring tumbling action with cord-mount ON/OFF switch for saftey and convenience
CONVENIENT: Removes fouling, lube and oxidation quickly and conveniently; Use in conjunction with Frankford Arsenal Walnut or Corn Cob Medias
RELIABLE: Tumbler holds up to 600 9mm or 350 .223 cases
SPECS: 110 Volts with 13.25 Liter Drum/Bowl Capacity
Reviews
1. I'm would consider myself a veted reloader and have been realoading consistently for almost 3 years now and up until now have only used the water solution with metal media tumbler method, which was all good and all but it took a lot more time to prep the cases with all the steps that metal media needs in order to process the brass so that the metal media is completely removed from the cases, this vibratory tumbles it literally 3 steps: deprime, pour either walnut or corn cob media in the tub, add brass and let the tumbler do it's thing. I got best results when I leave it running on the garage floor over the night. The tumbler will not disappoint.
2. This is my first vibratory case tumbler, which I purchased in conjunction with walnut shell tumbling media. I used it to polish military surplus cartridges that were tarnished because they had not been stored in acid-free cardboard. Other than a bit of brown etching from the acid, tumbling for between two and three hours made the cartridges look like they were brand new. I set the unit on a 1/2" thick closed cell foam pad, which may have helped to dampen the sound. While I wouldn't use it in a room full of people trying to hold a conversation, I found the noise readily tolerable when the tumbler is set up in an unoccupied room with the door closed.
3. Works great. Used lizard walnut shell bedding with a bit of brass polish as some have suggested and it works terrific. I clean my brass in an ultrasonic cleaner, then throw them in this tumbler for about 30 minutes for a great shine. Nice results, not too noisy. Would be awesome if it had a time, but alas, it does not. To scoop out my brass I use a slotted kitchen spoon and just go digging for them. I don't find that too cumbersome, and it seems easier and less messy and expensive then some of the contraptions I've seen for this purpose
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