The Rich & the Ugly

[@PhilipMurray-q6b]

Had my brain working overtime converting that to imperial ....

[@EricChristopher-mr5kt]

Im stuck using both lol

[@Blackplagueprecision]

With the Henderson I have have to pay attention because of the collate system. Since you potential lock in at different spots I am very purposeful on locking on the same grove every time. I’ve had great results but I’m going to remeasure next time and see what comes of it.

[@EricChristopher-mr5kt]

I would say that you are 100% correct. I believe that’s where I went wrong also.

[@garrytalley8009]

I have another one for you. A Lee trimmer made specifically for a caliber at about $10 plus the cutter will cut them the exact length. I actually prefer them and doing them by hand but I don't do volumes of cases. I do have a Frankfort Arsenal cutter that does about the same as the one you have. It's a kit and has all you need for multiple calibers and comes in a case for storage. Very nice video Have a good one.

[@EricChristopher-mr5kt]

I have tried it in the past and I’m. Building a motorised version. There is a video of it on the channel.

[@garrytalley8009]

@@EricChristopher-mr5kt The Lee trimmers I find are not really suitable for motorizing. They seem to wear too much. But by hand they work well. I do have other case trimmers I use to do volume like the Frankfort Arsenal and even a Lyman. They have their plusses and minuses. The Lyman does not square the cases well.

[@AusHunts]

Does it stop cutting at the set lenght by itself? For example if you accidentally bump the case in further after its trimmed will it cut more?

[@EricChristopher-mr5kt]

If you force it will, but it trims it pretty fast and easy. You don’t need to force it at all.

[@1337fungi]

Do you have to follow up and deburr the case mouths?

[@EricChristopher-mr5kt]

Always after trimming, I use the Lyman multi station for that purpose

[@Pete-Bates]

Chamfer and debur?

[@EricChristopher-mr5kt]

I do that separate on the Lyman brass prep station

[@davidpaulk785]

The Giraud Tri Way also chamfers and debuts. They coat 100.00 Not sure why saving 30.00 is worth the extra hassle.