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Sonic Cleaning: Why Not?

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I looked up the details of some sonic cleaners.

Claims it can do 900 9mm casings in under 10

Minutes. Plus it supposedly does a more thorough

Job than tumbling. Also can used for gun parts.

 

So with all that why would anyone tumble? Unit

Is around $100 which isn't crazy.

 

I currently tumble and thought about switching

To sonic cleaning. But there has to be a catch.

 

For those of you in the know and/or with experience

What are the pros and cons? Is it worth the

Switch?

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The Lyman turbo is the model I was looking at

On NatcheZ.

 

I did not know it didn't polish. Thanks.

 

Heard it was great for gun cleaning. True?

yes.

I had a sonic cleaner and it was ok not nearly as good as tumbling.

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I knew there had to be a trade off somewhere.

 

Thanks for the input.

I use sonic cleaning when rebuilding scuba regulators. 

 

I'll probably give it a try when I get my new hydrosonic cleaner. Don't exactly want to mix hydrocarbons (gunpowder) with high oxygen environments (deco regulators).

 

But what I will say, is with the right cleaning solution, I can get years of caked on salt and lime residue from a regulator. Great for caked on stuff, but if you want it shiny, you still need to polish.

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