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  1. jmorris

    Auto caster

    Homemade, although I did copy the idea from looking at photos of the Magma Master Caster. Then I added the PID and automation parts.
  2. jmorris

    Auto caster

    After a number of years making rust, I ran the auto caster again today. You have to click the photo to play the video.
  3. jmorris

    Sort of a reloading question; Paint for reloading bench?

    A steel top and some hammer tone was my first thought. I have some marine epoxy paint that is a two part mix that is the toughest stuff I have used but there are tons of paint choices out there.
  4. jmorris

    Photos Not seeing any photo's

    It is just this section. Start a new thread and you don't see it except the main page. It doesn't exist if you look at all of the threads in this section.
  5. jmorris

    Rotary drive 1050

    I got around to processing some brass with it today. The adjustable speed make processing the brass quick work. Click the photo to play the video.
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    Photos Teach Em Young!

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    Photos "Ammunition Clips"

    It doesn't help to have manufacturers calling them magazine clips too. Gun Parts - Magazine Clips - Remington Gun Parts
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    Photos Wildlife in my Yard

    Not my yard but.
  9. jmorris

    New Target System....a work in process!!!

    Click this photo to see how it works.
  10. jmorris

    New Target System....a work in process!!!

    I used electric, 12v deer feeder batteries. The top one is a plate rack the bottom one is larue style. Have to click the photo to play the video.
  11. jmorris

    Annealing machines

    I haven't seen the need to rotate with the opposing torches but a few guys have built them that way. Look towards the end of this thread http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?48611-finished-the-auto-annealer-today
  12. jmorris

    Reloading bench progress

    Re: Reloading bench progress <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> That benchtop will be somewhat 'gong-ish' when it's being used, right?</div></div> I hope it goes somthing like this. Click on photo to play.
  13. jmorris

    Reloading bench progress

    It is 3/4" box tube that makes up a 5" truss making it quite strong an still light enough I won't mess up the wood floor. The adjustable padded feet also help out. Couldn't fit all of the most used equipment on at one time so there is a bottom shelf to hold them and an air compressor a friend...
  14. jmorris

    Computer controlled 1050

    Re: Computer controlled 1050 Just 223 & 9mm for now.
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    Computer controlled 1050

    Re: Computer controlled 1050 2shots click on the last photo, its a link to the video of how it works. Mike, I'm not really sure what I have in it. Been gathering bits for 4 years or so when I had time to think about it. Has a little girl a few months back and finally had the time to learn...
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    Computer controlled 1050

    Re: Computer controlled 1050 Click on this photo for the video
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    Computer controlled 1050

    The first run of the PLC controlled 1050 was a success. Along with the auto drive I added a PLC that controls the motor. There is an up and down limit switches that are on a clock so if the tool head doesn&#146;t reach either in the allotted time the timer times out and stops the motor, this...
  18. jmorris

    anneal rite

    Re: anneal rite That bench source machine looks similar to the brass o matic I copied. $500 for one was more than I wanted to spend.
  19. jmorris

    anneal rite

    Re: anneal rite <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">whats a set up like that cost </div></div> I sell the blade and drawings of the top plate, torch arms and drive wheel for $60 shipped. The rest of the costs depend on how much...
  20. jmorris

    anneal rite

    Re: anneal rite Taking out the human element is a better plan.
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