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Tools, Supplies, Equipment and Books for Rockhounds and Amateur Geologists

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Unbelievable Mexican Agates (cut and polished!)

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$10.00

Over 60 pages of detailed content
Step-by-step instructions and expert tips for every stage of the rock tumbling process.
Practical advice on selecting rocks, using the right grits and polishes, and achieving the perfect finish.
Essential maintenance tips to prolong the life and efficiency of rock tumbling equipment.
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$3.00

Detailed Categorization: Each label includes fields for a Catalog Number, Location, Specimen type, and Notes, allowing for a comprehensive and informative display.

Easy to Print: This PDF is formatted for hassle-free printing, ensuring that you can easily create labels as your collection grows.

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Rock Tumbling Quick Guide

Concise and power-packed 2-page PDF
Designed for both novice and experienced rock tumblers and lapidary artists.
Easy-to-reference format, perfect for quick consultations during your tumbling process.

Rock Tumbling Log Sheets

Record keeping in rock tumbling is a crucial part of the hobby and serves multiple purposes:

Progress Tracking: By documenting each step, you can monitor the progress of your rocks, understanding how different types of rocks respond to various grits and polishes.
Reproducibility: If you achieve exceptional results with a batch, detailed records allow you to replicate the process with similar types of rocks.
Troubleshooting: Should you encounter issues, your records can help identify at which stage things might have gone awry.
Learning Tool: Reviewing past records helps in learning from successes and mistakes, refining your tumbling techniques over time.

Included with this purchase is a PDF file of a rock tumbling log book with 5 pages. (You can print as many pages as you want.)