kev74
20×102mm Vulcan
Currently, I'm using one of these Lyman tools.
If anyone has any suggestions for something better, I'd appreciate it.
If anyone has any suggestions for something better, I'd appreciate it.
Looking For A Better Chamfer/Deburring Tool
- Thread starter kev74
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Deplorable Me
.577 Tyrannosaur.
Something with multiple vertical tools to run primer pocket cleaner and external-internal deburring tools. Vertical shaft so the crap falls in an area that's contained and easy to clean.
With a little practice you can run a case in each hand, double tools, double production.
Concept idea:
There are several setups that will trim, chamfer and deburr at the same time. Saves lots of work and time. It ranges from pricey Giraud to cheaper RCBS three-way cutter. I can't imagine going back to doing three operations separately.
Here is a picture of RCBS tool. The cutters are carbide, will stay sharp for a very long time.
Here is a picture of RCBS tool. The cutters are carbide, will stay sharp for a very long time.
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Cheaper Giraud
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Giraud 3-Way Trimmer Works with a Power Drill « Daily Bulletin
Close-up of the Tri Way cutter with clear plastic chip guard removed. When you hear the name Giraud Tool you probably think of big, heavy, bench-top motor-driven trimmers. Well Giraud also offers a handy case trimmer/chamferer that works with a power drill (or other power source). Giraud's...
repete
.338 Win Mag
I thought about getting one of these but was concerned about the brass shavings falling down and working there way into the motor.
Carlos Hathcock
.450/400 Nitro Ex
Same one I use. Simple and effective. The shavings fall on the countertop and never get near to the sealed motor.
Use the same,,, no worry at all about shavings getting into the motor. They fall on the table.
I use the same.
Russ Woody
.45 acp
Robin
.475 A&M Magnum
This is what I use.
It requires beer as a lubricant and no other jobs be performed for at least six hours upon completion of the session.
Robin hic
It requires beer as a lubricant and no other jobs be performed for at least six hours upon completion of the session.
Robin hic
My first one too.
It's classic. Most people start out with one. I still keep it on the bench, to take care of some cases with poorly removed primer pocket crimp. Did some pluming work with it as well. Good for prepping small diameter copper pipes. Anything made by Wilson has a nice vintage look to it, even its packaging.
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Russ Woody
.45 acp
I try to make sure all my stuff is 8-32 tpi so everything is interchangeable. I have a couple odd ball sizes that work with just a few tools
Acer-m14
.950 JDJ
i got this and love it .. no more hand cramps
SmallGameAddict
.308 Win
I like the way you think
dwa12479
.338 Win Mag
Bought this same 6 or 7 years ago. Love it.i got this and love it .. no more hand cramps
timboy
.44 mag
I'm looking to get into re loading I have some equipment already,I really like the looks if that one,having just had my carpal tunnels done this year the tool looks right up alley.i got this and love it .. no more hand cramps
meketrefe
.450/400 Nitro Ex
Thats what she said!