Rock polisher

This guide will tell you everything you need to know about rock tumbling so you can find the best one for you and your personal use.

Rock tumbling is a great hobby for people of all ages. If you are a rock collector, this article will show you how to use a rock tumbler.

This is exactly how to polish petoskey stones by hand, with dremel tools or by using rock tumbler to get that high shine on your stones.

Many ask how to make rocks look wet using other ways. You may not like tumblers because it takes a long time to polish the stones with a tumbler.

Capture the brilliant shine of polished rocks with resin spray and sealer with this simple tutorial... no rock tumbler needed!

As I talked about in this post, I love to collect rocks and make crafty things with them. Some of you let me know you are interested in how I drill holes in my rocks so here is a photo answer/tutorial for you. First things first - you will need a small drill such as a Dremel. I use a drill press that Steve's great uncle made. My drill is electric and works great for me though I know some folks prefer battery operated since you use water in the drilling process. Here's a couple of views of my…

Rock collecting can be an enjoyable hobby for both adults and children. It's inexpensive to do and a great way to get out and enjoy nature. If you have young children, it's also a nice way to teach them about science. If you have collected...

Learn all about rock tumbling in this beginner's guide. Includes steps and tips to use a rock tumbler and how to polish rocks to perfection!

Visit the Tillamook Coast Life Blog and read more about 5 Easy Steps for Polishing Beach Rocks at Home.

Don't have a tumbler? Or perhaps you have a larger piece of petrified wood you want to polish? No problem. Here's how to polish petrified wood without a tumbler.