Rock polishing kit

[Teach-D]

I know this is not the spot for this but I thought I could get a little information. I am looking for an inexpensive rock polishing kit. You know the kind you used to polish agates as a young lad or lass. Any information as to where to go to get this type of thing would be greatly appreciated. I am a teacher and their is a student that has a rock collection and is interested in gems, etc... That is why I am looking for this.Thanks for any help.

[Riverratpete]

a bit of a "Rock Hound" myself, go to Michaels or any of the big craft stores - I'v seen them there when I was there with the wife.

[Marmot]

Email Don Shelby (WCCO anchor) as he often mentions collecting agates from the North Shore.

Marmot

[Ed Carlson]

Dark30.is.the.Cat-Man.that."Rocks"..
he.may.have.a.tip.for.you.on.this?

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[SuddenlySummer]

I've seen them at toy stores.

[Jim W]

Try getting a hold of DARK30 moderator of the
Minesota River forum!

JIm W

[IFallsRon]

My kids started with a $20 unit from Fleet. We bring it on longer camping trips.

Baker Craft in St. Cloud has a large line of polishers.

Check out this thread:
http://FishingMinnesota.com/ubb/Forum43/HTML/001534.html

[Guest]

You can get the tumbler and grit in Cabela's catalog. Most nature shops or craft/hobby shops sell them.

Online you might want to look here; http://www.facetit.com/tumbler.html

[Redlantern]

I got my oldest daughter one for Christmas last year. She lives with her mom in an apartment so she tumbled rocks here. Too cold to have in the garage so it was in the basement. Most annoying, never ending noise I've had to put up with in my life. You've been warned.

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Erik

[DARK30]

Teach-D, I posted an option for you on the open water forum...Have Fun!

http://fishingminnesota.com/ubb/Forum43/HTML/001534-3.html

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