Folks,
I've been experimenting with the fastest way to prep new cases and think I have a pretty novel approach worth sharing. Please watch the video at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbmhiMYGu_o
Since this is so fast, I tend to neck-turn all my new brass. In the video I am prepping Remington brand 260 Rem brass.
It is important to full length size cases first for consistent headspace since the Possum Hollow trimmer indexes off the shoulder. The expander button in the die also sets the proper inside case diameter for the neck turning mandrel.
Flash hole deburring occurs after trimming since the deburring tool indexes based on the overall length.
With a decent drill, this goes very smoothly and it is easy to process a hundred cases in relatively short time.
The 3M Scotch-Brite pad at the end really does a nice job removing any sharp edges and chatter from the chamfer/deburr process.
Hope you like it.
--Rootshot
I've been experimenting with the fastest way to prep new cases and think I have a pretty novel approach worth sharing. Please watch the video at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbmhiMYGu_o
Since this is so fast, I tend to neck-turn all my new brass. In the video I am prepping Remington brand 260 Rem brass.
It is important to full length size cases first for consistent headspace since the Possum Hollow trimmer indexes off the shoulder. The expander button in the die also sets the proper inside case diameter for the neck turning mandrel.
Flash hole deburring occurs after trimming since the deburring tool indexes based on the overall length.
With a decent drill, this goes very smoothly and it is easy to process a hundred cases in relatively short time.
The 3M Scotch-Brite pad at the end really does a nice job removing any sharp edges and chatter from the chamfer/deburr process.
Hope you like it.
--Rootshot
