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Nov 5, 2026 8:01 PM

Lortone Double Barrel Rock Tumbler 33B Polisher + 2 Filler Items

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FindingKing has Lortone Double Barrel Rock Tumbler 33B Polisher + 2 Filler Items on sale for $147.97 when you follow the steps below. Shipping is free.

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  • At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $47.03 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $195.
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FindingKing has Lortone Double Barrel Rock Tumbler 33B Polisher + 2 Filler Items on sale for $147.97 when you follow the steps below. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member kilgore-trout for sharing this deal.

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  • At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $47.03 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $195.
Please see the original post for additional details & refer to the comments below for discussion.

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SharkToothedGrinYesterday 3:41 PM
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Quote from RedElmo View quoted comment :
What's the use case?
To polish rocks.
Yesterday 4:35 PM
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The_YoshYesterday 4:35 PM
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Huh. That's like cool and stuff. I got two rocks that need polishing, but this looks like it might hurt. Big Grin

Thumbs up for deal that is "Not Another Piece of Plastic Reshaped Into Something Marginally Useful."

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To polish rocks.
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Yesterday 8:02 PM
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NMSFYesterday 8:02 PM
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I circled the rock polisher every year in the Sears catalog.
Today 12:55 AM
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FuschiaKite153Today 12:55 AM
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What a high quality item at a great price. Slick deals is the best and gets better every year. Thanks again! In for one.
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OnThruTheChompersToday 1:05 AM
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Quote from SharkToothedGrin View quoted comment :
To polish rocks.
They're minerals, Marie
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Hurf_DurfersonToday 1:32 AM
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I wanted to get into this, until I learned it literally takes 4-6 weeks of the loud tumbler running 24/7 to even get a couple shiny rocks.

I'll just go to a museum gift shop if I want pretty polished rocks.

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TunaNuggetToday 2:16 AM
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Quote from RedElmo View quoted comment :
What's the use case?
My wife uses one to burnish jewelry she makes.
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SeriousTerrier997Today 2:30 AM
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Quote from Hurf_Durferson View quoted comment :
I wanted to get into this, until I learned it literally takes 4-6 weeks of the loud tumbler running 24/7 to even get a couple shiny rocks.

I'll just go to a museum gift shop if I want pretty polished rocks.
Hundreds of years of work you are getting in 4-6 weeks and still complaining!
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smartybootsToday 2:39 AM
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Quote from Hurf_Durferson View quoted comment :
I wanted to get into this, until I learned it literally takes 4-6 weeks of the loud tumbler running 24/7 to even get a couple shiny rocks.

I'll just go to a museum gift shop if I want pretty polished rocks.
4-6 weeks, minimum. I've had some rocks take six months.
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Dschinghis_KhanToday 3:31 AM
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Quote from RedElmo View quoted comment :
What's the use case?
I use a similar one from Harbor Freight to clean range brass
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IndoorplantToday 4:16 AM
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HARBOR FREIGHT has a Dual-Drum Rotary Rock Tumbler - Item 59474 for $80
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JMBauer74Today 5:09 AM
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You can get a double barrel tumbler at Harbor Freight for $80 retail (or less when on sale). Couldn't imagine paying double that for this. I have two of the HF tumblers and they work fine.
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LavenderPickle7682Today 6:50 AM
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Quote from OnThruTheChompers View quoted comment :
They're minerals, Marie
I don't see why you couldn't polish minerals, though you really wouldn't traditionally call something like this a "mineral tumbler".
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PoorFatKidToday 12:51 PM
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We use this for pieces of glass. They're done much faster than rocks and there's a big market for it. My GF makes driftwood and glass artsy projects that sell really well.

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