[Jewelry making - Article 01424] - Re: [Orchid] Another tumbling medium question

[Len and Judy Bjorkman]

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>     I have been thinking that since I work predominantly with silver
>     that perhaps silver would also make the best tumbling medium 

    Bryan, this is an interesting idea, but why go to all that trouble? 
    I recommend "Cerambits, " a ceramic medium available through
    Kingsley North, Inc. (1-800-338-9280).  After you break it in, it
    will give you a wonderful shine and no dents and will last for
    years.  [THANKS to those Orchid folks who helped me find Cerambits
    again, after mine began to become rather small!] 

    Dri & Shine is not intended to do what you wanted it to -- that's
    why it didn't work well. 

All the best,
Judy Bjorkman


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