I have been tumbling for years and just happened upon this video. Since you are only running this for 24 hours you can reuse the sludge and water for a couple more runs of your ceramic. You have barely worn any of the grit after 24 hrs. Normally takes 7 to 10 days to break down grit. Save you a bit of money on grit.
I love this idea of tumbled ceramic plate! I never liked the idea of using just broken pieces of plate in a mosaic art piece or for a mosaic table, as I was worried about the sharp edges. Tumble ceramic plate would be a fanatic look in any mosaic piece of art! Great video!
Hi, Mitch! Wow! Such a fantastic way to repurpose broken dishes. The end result was gorgeous. The tumbler did a great job on the broken pieces. I really enjoyed your wonderful explanation of this process and thank you for giving us some different options for disposing of the liquid used in the tumbler. Good to know it isn’t safe to go down the drain. I loved all your ideas for the glass. Supremely beautiful dear friend. Wonderful share. Blessings to you. Have a beautiful day.🥰🌻🍂🍁
Hi Michelle! We're so glad to have a way to re-purpose broken pieces. And it's so easy and fun! Thank you so much for watching and for your kind words.
My kindred Fiestaware spirits! I've had this heartbreak before and never knew about this! Wow! New life!! Love them! I just cried and threw them away, I wish I would've seen this a long time ago! I love all your uses! If I ever break another one, I'm calling you! :) 🍸💖
Always fabulous to see you! We're very pleased to have an easy and fun way to re-purpose broken pretties. We wish we would have tried this a long time ago as well!
Mitch & Philip, thank you!🌻 We absolutely loved your video and appreciated all the hard work you put into it for sharing. Your Channel is one of our favorites, and we're happy to show our support. Keep up the great work; it was extremely fun to watch. We love your craft and skill and are excited to meet you again. God blesses you, your loved ones, friends, and your community. Full watch / Like 236, Subscribed. Thanks again,💖 Red Cardinal Kitchen💖 Sonja, Christopher, and little Aggie in Oregon.🤸🐾🤸♀
Such a great idea! Your broken pieces look great after the tumbling and I love your suggestions for using these tumbled pieces...especially in the plant pots.😊
Thank you for being here today! I'm thrilled we have a way to use broken pieces and getting good results is easy. We won't break anything on purpose, but having an opportunity to give broken pretties a second life is awesome.
Hi there, this is something I would not have thought of. What a fun thing to do! You have some great ideas there. If I had a collection of pieces, I would love to make a mosaic... Take care guys...👋
This is a good idea! I have seen your posts on Instagram regarding the broken Fiestaware - you've made the best of a bad situation! Thank you for sharing
It would work with handmade pottery too, right? I have been saving my broken handmade pottery for a friend who was interested in making mosaics, but she has enough for now. When I saw that broken pottery could be tumbled in a rock tumbler and wouldn't take as long as ordinary stones and rough gemstones, I started imagining that I'd found something else I could do with my "scraps."
Yes, though you may have to adjust the tumbling times for different types of clay, (porcelain versus stoneware). Thank you for watching and commenting!
Hi Mitch! Loved this video! This is exactly what I needed to see!!! Thank you for making this video. When I typed in "tumbler for broken dishes" I never dreamed I would actually find exactly what I needed!! The Universe is speaking to me through your video!! Thanks. Great vibes from California! Have you ever tried tumbling glass or other kinds of dishes? Thanks so much!! Your new friend from Arizona- Liza
Great to meet you and welcome! Yes, we have tumbled other types of china and glass. Different time schedules may be required for different materials. We hope you have as much fun using your tumbler as we have. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
@@MitchAndPhilip I’m making jewelry with my dishes. I cut circles with my drill press but now I am taking the leftovers and breaking them and tumbling for jewelry and filler like you did. Results were great! Thank you again…. FYI some dishes are “painted”. They come out blank! So I’m learning.. those i smooth with my dremel but I will do something with the now white pieces!!
@@amybrock1833 We're pleased to read you are making jewelry! We love using our tumbler. If you are on IG let us know; we'd love to check out pictures of your work!
A new friend here...Amazing video. Keep doing like this. Thank you for sharing to the world, my dear friend💖💖💖💖I'm waiting for your next wonderful video💜 See you soon🤩
Hi! The sludge will not produce good results for a second batch. For best results, use new tumbling medium for every new batch. Thank you for watching!
Kudos for the advice and care taken in proper disposal of the sludge. The pieces turned out very interesting, maybe even for a mosaic project.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
I have been tumbling for years and just happened upon this video. Since you are only running this for 24 hours you can reuse the sludge and water for a couple more runs of your ceramic. You have barely worn any of the grit after 24 hrs. Normally takes 7 to 10 days to break down grit. Save you a bit of money on grit.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting. Happy New Year!
I’m just here because I legitimately break everything 😂
No whole pieces of dishes were purposely harmed in this video…. You are so cute! ☺️
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This was so neat to see!! You could even make like a mosaic art piece with it too, if you accidentally broke enough colors. Loved the lamp idea.
Great to have you here today! We so pleased to find a good way to re-purpose broken things. Plus, it's easy and fun!
Very beautiful. I especially like the idea of using it for vase filler. A different alternative to flattened glass marbles.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
I love this idea of tumbled ceramic plate! I never liked the idea of using just broken pieces of plate in a mosaic art piece or for a mosaic table, as I was worried about the sharp edges. Tumble ceramic plate would be a fanatic look in any mosaic piece of art! Great video!
Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
Hi, Mitch! Wow! Such a fantastic way to repurpose broken dishes. The end result was gorgeous. The tumbler did a great job on the
broken pieces. I really enjoyed your wonderful explanation of this process and thank you for giving us some different options for
disposing of the liquid used in the tumbler. Good to know it isn’t safe to go down the drain. I loved all your ideas for the glass. Supremely beautiful dear friend.
Wonderful share. Blessings to you. Have a beautiful day.🥰🌻🍂🍁
Hi Michelle! We're so glad to have a way to re-purpose broken pieces. And it's so easy and fun! Thank you so much for watching and for your kind words.
My kindred Fiestaware spirits! I've had this heartbreak before and never knew about this! Wow! New life!! Love them! I just cried and threw them away, I wish I would've seen this a long time ago! I love all your uses! If I ever break another one, I'm calling you! :) 🍸💖
Always fabulous to see you! We're very pleased to have an easy and fun way to re-purpose broken pretties. We wish we would have tried this a long time ago as well!
Mitch & Philip, thank you!🌻 We absolutely loved your video and appreciated all the hard work you put into it for sharing. Your Channel is one of our favorites, and we're happy to show our support. Keep up the great work; it was extremely fun to watch. We love your craft and skill and are excited to meet you again.
God blesses you, your loved ones, friends, and your community. Full watch / Like 236, Subscribed.
Thanks again,💖 Red Cardinal Kitchen💖
Sonja, Christopher, and little Aggie in Oregon.🤸🐾🤸♀
Thank you so much for watching and sharing this lovely message. We appreciate you and hope all is well in your world!
Such a great idea! Your broken pieces look great after the tumbling and I love your suggestions for using these tumbled pieces...especially in the plant pots.😊
Great to see you here! This was a fun project. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
You could do an abstract mosaic tile artwork piece also as a wall hanging... Just an idea.
We love that idea and as soon as we have a good color selection we're making it happen!
This was so neat Mitch! I just love the effect it gives the pieces! I’m a huge lover of beach glass. Now we would make our own!
Thank you for being here today! I'm thrilled we have a way to use broken pieces and getting good results is easy. We won't break anything on purpose, but having an opportunity to give broken pretties a second life is awesome.
Oh I do like this very much. This reminds me of a project my friends and I did years ago but yours looks much much better.
So nice to see you today. This was fun and easy; the tumbler does almost all of the work!
Another great video Mitch, I just love your new format and learning new things to do.
Always great to see you John! Thank you so much for your positive feedback and support.
I can't wait to see your new video Mitch and Phillip happy to have you guys back again 🏳️🌈🏳️🌈
We are so fortunate to have your continued support!
I loved all your ideas for the glass. I wish you good luck . Thanks for sharing !!
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I collect Fiesta alos. I never throw my broken pieces away. Thank you for the ideas.
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Thank you for posting this!!! 😊
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Nice sharing
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Hi there, this is something I would not have thought of. What a fun thing to do!
You have some great ideas there. If I had a collection of pieces, I would love to make a mosaic...
Take care guys...👋
Always great to see you. We hope all is well in your world!
How cool!!! Thanks for sharing!
Always a pleasure to see you! Love your new cupcake video!
Hello, what good ideas, I love it, I love your work, greetings
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You could use them in mosaic pieces and jewelry too.
Most definitely! Thank you so much for watching and commenting.
This is a good idea! I have seen your posts on Instagram regarding the broken Fiestaware - you've made the best of a bad situation! Thank you for sharing
Great to see you Elliott. Thank you so much for checking out our new video!
Very creative work. Have a nice day.
Thank you so much for watching!
It would work with handmade pottery too, right? I have been saving my broken handmade pottery for a friend who was interested in making mosaics, but she has enough for now. When I saw that broken pottery could be tumbled in a rock tumbler and wouldn't take as long as ordinary stones and rough gemstones, I started imagining that I'd found something else I could do with my "scraps."
Yes, though you may have to adjust the tumbling times for different types of clay, (porcelain versus stoneware). Thank you for watching and commenting!
Great video, Thank you!
Thank you so much for watching!
Hi Mitch! Loved this video! This is exactly what I needed to see!!! Thank you for making this video. When I typed in "tumbler for broken dishes" I never dreamed I would actually find exactly what I needed!! The Universe is speaking to me through your video!! Thanks. Great vibes from California! Have you ever tried tumbling glass or other kinds of dishes? Thanks so much!! Your new friend from Arizona- Liza
Great to meet you and welcome! Yes, we have tumbled other types of china and glass. Different time schedules may be required for different materials. We hope you have as much fun using your tumbler as we have. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
Great educational video luv luv
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Love it. Thank you!
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@@MitchAndPhilip I’m making jewelry with my dishes. I cut circles with my drill press but now I am taking the leftovers and breaking them and tumbling for jewelry and filler like you did. Results were great! Thank you again…. FYI some dishes are “painted”. They come out blank! So I’m learning.. those i smooth with my dremel but I will do something with the now white pieces!!
@@amybrock1833 We're pleased to read you are making jewelry! We love using our tumbler. If you are on IG let us know; we'd love to check out pictures of your work!
Great video
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Very useful my friend. TFS. Stay connected with
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A new friend here...Amazing video. Keep doing like this. Thank you for sharing to the world, my dear friend💖💖💖💖I'm waiting for your next wonderful video💜 See you soon🤩
Great to meet you. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
@@MitchAndPhilip God bless you, my dear sweet friend💖💖
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Hi Mitch. Could you use the sludge for a new batch of tumbling?
Hi! The sludge will not produce good results for a second batch. For best results, use new tumbling medium for every new batch. Thank you for watching!
Nice sharing dear
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Can the remaining sludge be reused in the tumbler again?
No. The grit breaks down and doesn't perform the same as fresh grit. Thank you for watching!
I thought you was going to use it as a tumbling media for rocks.
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2:11 use rice bags they are thicker
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