Must have to separate brass - Frankford Arsenal Quick-n-EZ Rotary Sifter Kits

I got this to use with stainless media and my own bucket. I used the included bucket mounting tabs for a while then drilled my own 1-1/8” holes in a 5 gallon bucket and made one of the hole open to the top of the bucket with a hacksaw. This allowed me to put the stub end into a hole and the handle end into the slot—much more stable than the tabs which hold the separator above the bucket. I would be flustered separating stainless pins from brass without this—absolutely worth the cost. Also buy the magnet for separating media, that’s handy for picking up the pins which hit the ground, for whatever reason.