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Parts Tumbler Advice

By CoolCatPinball

3 years ago


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    #20 3 years ago

    I have 2 Berry's. First one died after 15 years of use. Found new motor bearings from a thread and now it's running again. I bought the HF when Berry #1 quit. The cheap small model. The 2nd time I used it the wingnut worked it's way loose and deposited a pile of dust in a 4 foot circle around it. All that was being polished was 20-30 PF posts. It's garbage. I tossed it in the trash. Bought my 2nd Berry and it's great. Then found the bearing thread on the Berry model and now have 2 working fine. I'll stick with what works and that's not a HF POS.

    #21 3 years ago
    Quoted from killerrobots:

    Life is too short for cheap tools...

    You got that right. Cheap tools are just that, cheap. As someone who worked in automotive service for 30 years, my socket sets are Snap-On. I'd rather have a Snap-on socket set from the 60's to 80's than anything on the market today. Better quality.

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