Product Safety Testing of the FFB Primer Vibe for the Dillon 1050/1100/2000

The primer vibe has approximately 1,000 large rifle primers in the bowl, loaded as it would be in normal operation. A 1/4" thick polycarbonate (Lexan) shield surrounds the bowl, directing any blast upwards.
We have run the bowl for over 24 hours continuously to try and induce a static charge build up to detonate the primers. We have been unsuccessful. So out came the romex wire and a 12V DC car battery.
As you can see, the test was successful in directing all blast upwards.
In the event of 3D printed parts breakage, we will replace all broken parts for the cost of shipping, to the original purchaser.

[@hoyt1198]

What in the world did you do

[@wjbirm]

Read the video description and you'll know.

[@hoyt1198]

I read it when i watched it. What caused it to blow up?

[@wjbirm]

@@hoyt1198 intentional ignition via direct shorting of primers with a 12v car battery.