Knurled Nut for All Lortone Barrels

This is one drive belt for a Lortone 33B double-3-pound barrel rotary tumbler.  We recommend you keep a spare in your refrigerator in a well-marked zip-close plastic bag--this keeps the material...

This is one spare 3 pound barrel & lid for the Lortone 3A or 33B tumblers.

Each Piggyback Unit has four retainer springs and one bowl with a lid.  Only one left in stock.

This is probably the most popular "basic" rock tumbler ever built--a perfect beginner's machine.  Two 3-Lb capacity barrels and a drive motor.  Same great lid-retainer system.  Gives...

This is the white bearing which is used on all four ends of the idler shaft and the drive shaft--4 are required for a complete makeover.  Yes they are expensive, but Lortone is the only one who...

Contains the book, “Modern Rock Tumbling”, 3 pairs of tablespoon measures, 1 each 1/2-cup measure, 1 Polish Stick, 1 Stir Stick, 1 Zoom Spout Oiler, 1 plastic collander and an AccuFill barrel filling...

The Accufill Ring (actually a gauge or template) is just the right size to make sure you have filled your barrel properly.  Place the AccuFill Ring on top of the rocks in the barrel and when the...

This is a mixture of silver sheen, some rainbow, and some jet black, all from California's famous Davis Creek area.  Obsidian is volcanic glass, and is the sharpest material known--it is still...

This is a plastic collander which will not mar the rocks like an aluminum collander will--used to pour contents of barrel into while holding it over a paint bucket waste container--keeps the rocks...

Contains 1 quart of ceramic shapes, 1/2 Gallon of 80-grit Silicon Carbide, 1 quart of 220-grit SiC, 1 pint of 600-grit SiC, 1 pint of 1000-grit SiC, 1 pint of Cerium Oxide polish, and 1 pint of Tin...