Thanks for the heads up! I took the plunge and ordered two of them. The Lortone barrels have the same soft rubber thing going on so I have to use paper towels to prevent black marks on everything. Not great. Not an issue with the Nat Geo barrels.
I just want tumblers that can last a few years with great results that don't require a home equity loan or constant replacement! 🤔
Nice! I hope that you have as good of luck with them as I have.
I was also surprised at how quite they are. I only use Spped 1. I have never used the other speeds. Speed 1 is much faster that most other tumblers that I have seen and see no point in using the faster speeds. The faster it spins, the chance there is of breakage and bruising of the stones.
I thought the same about the oil on the belt, I have never heard of oiling any type of belt before, but I did it anyway. I just suggested that you follow that instruction as well because it didn't seem to do any harm and they're still going strong with the original belts. I haven't had to replace one yet, so maybe it did do something. 🤷♂️
Thanks for the heads up! I took the plunge and ordered two of them. The Lortone barrels have the same soft rubber thing going on so I have to use paper towels to prevent black marks on everything. Not great. Not an issue with the Nat Geo barrels.
I just want tumblers that can last a few years with great results that don't require a home equity loan or constant replacement! 🤔
This rock addiction has it's drawbacks! 😂