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Sooner or later, it will break the marbles.  Rock tumblers have been tried by thousands the last 30+ years. The end results were always broken marbles. No matter what material was used. Either it never changed the marbles much or it broke them.  I post this every six months or more often on a couple chat boards . But people are still trying to use a rock tumbler to polish glass marbles.  It either is a waste of electric and time or you have broken marbles. 

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32 minutes ago, Fire1981 said:

You’re using popcorn aren’t you 🔥

Yes, I bought the tumbler about 5yrs. Ago for my Grandsons rock collection and soon after he lost all intest in it so its been settling in storage. 

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