Do these 18lb media vibrators actually work?

[TURBOPOWERED68]

looking to clean a bunch of old copper and brass fittings $$$$. I figure if this crap works - when i am done with the copper and brass i'll start cleaning small rusty brackets and other small car stuff.
What do you guys think?
http://www.harborfreight.com/18-lb-vibratory-bowl-with-liquid-drain-hose-96923.html

http://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-18-lb-tumbler.html

 

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[dynoman]

I use that style vibratory cleaner for reloading and they work fine , kinda set it and forget it . I haven't used it for heavy duty cleaning like paint removal on small parts , but it polishes brass cases up nice with ground walnut shells with rouge . We used this method to debur sharp edges on small stamped parts with a ceramic or steel media . This was on a much larger scale ( bowl is 6' in diameter ) but same principle . If you do get one , get a media separator like this . https://www.dillonprecision.com/berry-s-mfg-brass-pan-sifter_8_8_26214.html . Sam

 

[TURBOPOWERED68]

I use that style vibratory cleaner for reloading and they work fine , kinda set it and forget it . I haven't used it for heavy duty cleaning like paint removal on small parts , but it polishes brass cases up nice with ground walnut shells with rouge . We used this method to debur sharp edges on small stamped parts with a ceramic or steel media . This was on a much larger scale ( bowl is 6' in diameter ) but same principle . If you do get one , get a media separator like this . https://www.dillonprecision.com/berry-s-mfg-brass-pan-sifter_8_8_26214.html . Sam

Thanks for the reply, now to pick between HF or Eastwood?
Both look the same could even be the same manufacturer.

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