Tumbling (Part Three) - The Art of Knife Making with MedfordKnife.com Media
Published: 5 years ago
Part 3 of a 13 part series on the Art of Knife Making in which Greg Medford of Medford Knife and Tool talks about Tumbling.
Metal tumbling is the process of finishing small rough parts of metal en masse. Metals that can be polished via tumble finishing include stainless steel, aluminum, titanium, brass, copper and bronze. The mass tumbling of metal parts is accomplished using an array of machines. It can take minutes of several hours depending on the scope of the project, the roughness of the parts and the chosen method.making a face of it flat or smooth.
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Metal tumbling is the process of finishing small rough parts of metal en masse. Metals that can be polished via tumble finishing include stainless steel, aluminum, titanium, brass, copper and bronze. The mass tumbling of metal parts is accomplished using an array of machines. It can take minutes of several hours depending on the scope of the project, the roughness of the parts and the chosen method.making a face of it flat or smooth.
Learn more at www.MedfordUniversity.com or visit www.MedfordKnife.com
Produced by Five12 Media