Whats the best way to clean your coins without damaging them?

[Guest]

Monty thank you so much.

That one is 110 volt.

Know what they look like now.

Silly question. How do we use it?

 

[Monty]

Wolfau

You will need a step down transformer, this changes 240V AC to 110V AC, which this machine will operate on.

Don't try to plug it into our electricity supply directly - it will blow up!!

I have found one at Jaycar for $99, but have not bought one yet.

You will also need some polishing/tumbling media. I will be purchasing some crushed walnut shells to use (eBay again).

When you have all the above, fill the bowl to say about 1/2 full. Secure the lid and start the motor. You
should hear it going (vibrating). Turn the machine off, put some coins in (about 5 maybe a couple more),
secure the lid and start the machine.

I intend to put it on a timer, so that if I leave it for a while and forget about it, it will automatically turn off.

Not sure exactly how long to set the timer for yet, but will try 1/2 hr run time and check the progress of the cleaning.

I did see a uTube video on this somewhere, maybe stumbled on a link through this forum, but not really sure.

Hope this helps mate.

Cheers. Monty.

 

[Guest]

Thanks Monty i own 2 converters one is small and
A high wattage one.

Thanks for your help and advice.

 

[Goldpick]

Kellyco also do and range of tumblers and cleaning pellets/powder at reasonable prices.

http://www.kellycodetectors.com/accessories/coinitems.htm

 

[Guest]

Kellyco also do and range of tumblers and cleaning pellets/powder at reasonable prices.

http://www.kellycodetectors.com/accessories/coinitems.htm

Thanks Goldpick. Debating if i should head out
Tonight and do some detecting..