Lee Loadmaster Priming Light & Camera Powder Check

Green LED installed to warn me if a primer is missed, and a WiFi endoscope camera with light being used to check powder is thrown in my Lee Loadmaster setup.
WiFi Endoscope from Amazon (works on iPad, didn't work on Galaxy S7:
www.amazon.com...
LED (Green) from amazon:
www.amazon.com...
9V connector:
www.amazon.com...
9V battery box w/ switch:
www.amazon.com...

[@berzerkus]

A couple of corrections: 0:34 - I said "5/32" hole, I believe it was a 15/32 hole. I always drill pilot holes and work my way up, i'd recommend you do the same if you attempt this. 2:58 - I said "Lee Lock n Load" Obviously I meant Hornady Lock N Load powder system. NOTES: I could not get this endoscope to work with my Samsung Galaxy S7 (or my wifes), however there are reports it works with many android phones as well as laptops via USB. I happen to plan to use the iPad anyways, so it works for my purpose.

[@johnwiles236]

Came for the info. Stayed for the cat

[@noneya135]

That was super helpful. Thank you for the upload.

[@jkrider6947]

I really like your LED to check for the primers. I ordered the one that you linked to and also the 11mm. My question is do you thing that the 11mm will fit? It would give more light, maybe. Also, do you have the measurements of where to locate the LED. I tried to put it straight up into the ram but it would not light up the primer. I don't want to locate the whole in the wrong place and not have it work.

[@lyndonwalding4265]

that is cool setup. with links

[@MikeMyers00]

Where can I find the links to get the same parts you used?

[@lyndonwalding4265]

this video got you a sub

[@chrispearce9224]

Do you have to sand/cut the top of the LED to get it to clear the rotating shell plate? I did a similar LED mod a year ago but lining up the LED was like reverse engineering magic to get it to shine through a 9mm case. I know very well it won't work on my .223 press.

[@andy79z28]

I have the lee pro 1000 trying to mount a similar endoscope but really ca not see the deep enough in the case to see light loads on 38 special.... any suggestions?

[@berzerkus]

The turret plates have a center circle that can be pretty easily punched out using a mallet and a similar sized socket. Then you have room between your dies to place the endoscope looking down. I've used this and put a flashlight aimed down for additional light, but haven't bothered moving my endoscope yet.

[@ktwsc]

watch your and several others about the led light under powder station to see if primer was in place.wondering before i did it can you see light through small primer pocket[9mm]?ken

[@berzerkus]

I primarily load 9mm with it. Works great. Harder to see on taller cases like 556 but works well paired with the camera.

[@g-mc4507]

Any chance you could steer me to that green LED? Having trouble finding one. Great video

[@berzerkus]

g mc www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01AFU4QBS/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[@gmcfarling1]

Couldn't help but notice the boxes of Winchester primers. Do they run through the Loadmaster okay?

[@berzerkus]

gmcfarling1 I've ran thousands without issue. I also have run CCI, s&b and Remington in small pistol as well as small rifle. I'm by no means an expert, just my experience this far has been it doesn't much matter the brand.