Advice request for polishing PMC filligree work

[Laceyloudesign]

I am new on here, and new to PMC. I have done a few small items and kiln fired them successfully, but about to embark on a project which means I am going to be making a quantity of the hollow filligree balls (over cork clay). I would like to know if anyone can give me some advice on the polishing of the filligree balls to get them looking nice and sparkly. They are to be the flower centres in a mixed media textile project for a post graduate art and design course... so I want them to look professional.
Thank you in anticipation..
Louise

[MuranoSilver]

I normally just chuck filigree syringe work in the tumbler!
alternatively the radial brush polishing set that Cooksons do
will get into most of the crevices
Nic x

[Laceyloudesign]

Thanks Nic.. I was wondering if it would stand up to tumbling.. it looks so delicate, and they are the first ones I've made. Now ordered a tumbler!!!
Oh dear, think this interest is going to get expensive... but then again a builder doing some work for me asked me to make a piece for his daughter today, so they can't look too bad.
Louise

[Laceyloudesign]

I took the plunge and bought a tumbler. It arrived and was plugged in and in use within 10 mins of arrival this morning. The filligree looks wonderful after tumbling, I am pleased with my first efforts, although not masterpieces, they are encouraging...

[MuranoSilver]

Yay - it's great when they first come out of the tumbler isn't it

[FVT]

I'm treating myself to a tumbler very soon, can't wait...and should be easier on the tennis elbow Can I ask which tumbler you've bought? Hoping to keep the cost down as usual, but want something half-decent at least!