Walnut Shell vs Corncob: How to Choose Dry Tumbling Media for Eyewear, Jewelry & Hardware Dry finishing media selection guide • Walnut shell & corncob • For dry tumbling, vibratory and centrifugal lines Dry organic media — crushed walnut shell and ground corncob — is the workhorse of dry tumbling and dry vibratory finishing. The two materials look similar in the bag, but they behave very d...
Mass Finishing for 3D Printed Parts: Deburring and Polishing Additive Manufacturing Components Additive manufacturing post-processing • Deburring, smoothing & polishing • FDM, SLA/DLP, SLS & metal AM parts 3D printing turns out parts close to final shape, but almost never close to final surface. Support scars, layer lines, partially fused powder, and sharp edges stand between a fresh print...
Steel Media Burnishing Guide: How It Creates Mirror Shine and When Not to Use It Steel finishing media • Pins, balls & discs • Burnishing process, compound pairing and limits Steel media is unique in mass finishing: it is the only media that polishes almost entirely without cutting. Hardened stainless pins, balls, and discs rub against parts under compound pressure, compressing micro-peaks int...
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