Classic Crafts Rock Tumbler Multicolor Review

My 5 year old son really wanted a rock jar for Christmas for some reason and I refused to pay $100 for a quality jar so I knew what I wanted was about to embark on it. When I first started it it didn't work at all. My mom, a former electrician, fiddled with this for a while, and somehow it worked (I wasn't watching, so I didn't see what she was doing). But now it works and serves its purpose. The included stones are just the ticket. There are a few maybe 2 or 3 that have changed color but they…

This set only has enough sand for one circle. They sell sand on Amazon or eBay, which is a lot cheaper than the refill kits listed on the order sheet. If this is your first time rocking in stone, read this first. [.]It takes about a month to make a batch. If you buy this for a child, they must be patient and pay attention to details. Detailing is key to making it work the way you want it to. Keep in mind that the stones will become much smaller over time than they were at the beginning. The mud

I think this product is about what I would expect from a $35 stone jar. It really works and gives kids a great and fun learning experience, but it doesn't compare to the more expensive models I've tried from Lortone or Chicago Electric. What I really like is that this kit has everything we need from start to finish. There was always a small leak when we started, but the sand seems to plug the leak well before too much liquid comes out. It also makes a significant amount of noise when running…