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The Tumble-Bee is a rotary rock tumbler line built around rubber barrels, a non-slip timing belt and a simple motor-and-pulley drive. It comes in three setups: one 2 lb barrel, one 4 lb barrel, or two 2 lb barrels, so buyers pick capacity and whether they want to run two batches at once. It suits hobbyists polishing stones, glass and metal parts who want a basic, serviceable rotary tumbler rather than a high-end unit. Against rivals like Lortone and Thumler's, it is a straightforward, no-frills machine; the two-barrel version is its main edge for running different grits or materials side by side.
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The Tumble-Bee is a rotary rock tumbler for tumbling and polishing stones and glass, and for deburring and polishing metals. It comes in three models: the 1x2 with one 2 lb barrel, the 1x4 with one 4 lb barrel, and the 2x2 with two 2 lb barrels. The two barrels on the 2x2 let you tumble two different materials or run two grits at once, or let two people use it at the same time.
The timing belt is polyurethane with embedded polyester fibers that reinforce its shape and keep it from splitting. Its grooved design helps keep it on the pulleys. The housing is hard composite plastic, so it does not rust and has no sharp metal edges.
A thermal overload protector shuts off the motor automatically if it overheats. A motor cover shields the motor and the pulleys. A lighted on/off switch shows whether the tumbler is running.
