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Registrace 11. 11. 2011
CS7.1 Build Series - CameraV2
Welcome to the CS7.1 Build Series. In this video I cover the assembly and testing of the V2 Camera Module. The V2 Camera module is an alternative to the standard camera for those who find the
standard camera module is unavailable in their area.
Project Website:
www.reloadingrecipes.com/HeadstampSorter
If you missed the release video which gives an overview of the project, check that out here:
czcams.com/video/s7dy0odA44U/video.html
Please check out the Instructions.pdf file in the GitHub repo for the project's complete step by step instructions, 3d printing tips and the parts list.
github.com/sjseth/AI-Case-Sorter-CS7.1
# Direct Links for this Video:
Here is the github folder for the models and instructions
github.com/sjseth/AI-Case-Sorter-CS7.1/tree/main/3DModels/Classifier/CameraV2
General project parts list:
www.reloadingrecipes.com/HeadstampSorter/Partslist
# CS7.1 Build Series Video List #
Classifier Assembly - czcams.com/video/lhxDmvg5AVQ/video.html
Electronics - czcams.com/video/cS54LOCpNGc/video.html
Sorter Assembly - czcams.com/video/rP7bBV_uqF4/video.html
Camera Module - czcams.com/video/iOc7inAcXpQ/video.html
standard camera module is unavailable in their area.
Project Website:
www.reloadingrecipes.com/HeadstampSorter
If you missed the release video which gives an overview of the project, check that out here:
czcams.com/video/s7dy0odA44U/video.html
Please check out the Instructions.pdf file in the GitHub repo for the project's complete step by step instructions, 3d printing tips and the parts list.
github.com/sjseth/AI-Case-Sorter-CS7.1
# Direct Links for this Video:
Here is the github folder for the models and instructions
github.com/sjseth/AI-Case-Sorter-CS7.1/tree/main/3DModels/Classifier/CameraV2
General project parts list:
www.reloadingrecipes.com/HeadstampSorter/Partslist
# CS7.1 Build Series Video List #
Classifier Assembly - czcams.com/video/lhxDmvg5AVQ/video.html
Electronics - czcams.com/video/cS54LOCpNGc/video.html
Sorter Assembly - czcams.com/video/rP7bBV_uqF4/video.html
Camera Module - czcams.com/video/iOc7inAcXpQ/video.html
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AI Case Sorter 7.1 is here....finally!!!
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This one has been about 6 months in the making and is a refinement on the previous version CS7 headstamp sorter rather than a completely new design. I received a lot of great feedback and ideas from the community of builders and tried to incorporate as much as possible into this version. I think this may be the easiest way to sort brass by headstamp and is relatively inexpensive to build. The G...
CS7.1 Build Series - Sorter Assembly
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If you missed the release video which gives an overview of the project, check that out here: czcams.com/video/s7dy0odA44U/video.html Project Website: www.reloadingrecipes.com/HeadstampSorter In this video of the cs7.1 build series, we will assemble the sorter. All the printable files referenced in this video as well as the parts list can be found in the GitHub Repo at: github.com/sjseth/AI-Case...
CS7.1 Build Series - Classifier Assembly
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Welcome to the CS7.1 Build Series. In this video I cover the assembly and testing of the Classifier Module If you missed the release video which gives an overview of the project, check that out here: czcams.com/video/s7dy0odA44U/video.html Project Website: www.reloadingrecipes.com/HeadstampSorter Please check out the Instructions.pdf file in the GitHub repo for complete step by step instruction...
CS7.1 Build Series - Camera Module
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Welcome to the CS7.1 Build Series. In this video I cover the assembly and testing of the Camera Module. Project Website: www.reloadingrecipes.com/HeadstampSorter If you missed the release video which gives an overview of the project, check that out here: czcams.com/video/s7dy0odA44U/video.html Please check out the Instructions.pdf file in the GitHub repo for complete step by step instructions, ...
CS7.1 Build Series - Electronics
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In this video of the cs7.1 build series, we will assemble the electronics enclosure, upload Arduino code and test the system. Project Website: www.reloadingrecipes.com/HeadstampSorter If you missed the release video which gives an overview of the project, check that out here: czcams.com/video/s7dy0odA44U/video.html All code and files referenced in this video as well as the parts list can be fou...
AI Headstamp Sorter Software 1.0.15 is out now!
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Version 1.0.15 is now out and it is way better than previous versions! To download the software, go to www.reloadingrecipes.com (after watching the video) The GitHub Repo for this project is at github.com/sjseth/AI-Case-Sorter-CS7.1 Here is the chapter index for this video. 00:00 - Introduction, Download and Install 03:30 - Emulation Mode 04:47 - Configuration 07:20 - Test Sorter Slot New Featu...
CS7 - New Electronic and Enclosure + homing!
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Here I introduce some new electronics and a smaller enclosure to house them. I also cover the new feature called homing. Here is the link to the GitHub resources github.com/sjseth/AI-Case-Sorter/tree/main/3D Printed Modules/3 - Electronics Housing/Experimental/Uno Shield Chapters 00:00 Introduction 01:05 Disassembly 07:35 Electronics Wiring 12:00 Testing the bare electronics 14:50 Using Arduino...
CS7 - 308 Conversion for sorting brass by headstamp
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To convert the machine to sort 308, you just need to print the following parts: Feed nozzle and shell plate: github.com/sjseth/AI-Case-Sorter/blob/main/3dModels/CS7/CS7-308-Conversion.stl New Blackbox top lid: github.com/sjseth/AI-Case-Sorter/blob/main/3dModels/CS7/BlackBox Lid Screw Version_V2_tall.stl Also it would be helpful to update the sorter drop nozzles to the new experimental versions:...
CS7 - Automatically sorting 45Auto brass by primer size
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It seems the most popular question about this machine is "Can it sort by primer size?". This video covers my solution for that as well as some improvements to the sorting machine. The software can be downloaded at www.reloadingrecipes.com The github project where the arduino code and printable 3d models are here: github.com/sjseth/AI-Case-Sorter/ The new sort tubes which are referenced at the e...
CS7 - A new take on sorting brass cases by headstamp
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Update: Check out the latest version of this project here: czcams.com/video/s7dy0odA44U/video.html This is the 7th version of the brass feeder/sorter. Each version I try to improve something that I didn't like about the previous one. This version allows for a much quicker change between cartridges and also as the ability to run much quicker. The GitHub project, where you can download the Arduin...
Case Headstamp sorter new idea. - CS7
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As an update for this project: czcams.com/video/KBhd5qHZM7I/video.html Here is a sneak peak at what I am currently testing. I guess my mind never stops thinking about ways to improve this thing. Last week, I had this idea and quickly generated it in tinkercad and then printed it the next day. Amazingly, it actually works and seems to work better than my original idea! Also there was no modifica...
I found a better way to light the brass inspection camera.
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I found a better way to light the brass inspection camera.
AI Case Sorter Construction Part 4 (Software Download and Install)
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AI Case Sorter Construction Part 4 (Software Download and Install)
Finally a sorter that can sort brass by headstamp! A 3d printable version.
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Finally a sorter that can sort brass by headstamp! A 3d printable version.
Control panel progress on annealing machine
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Control panel progress on annealing machine
First Steel Match at Linden - Accelerator
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First Steel Match at Linden - Accelerator
ASMR for reloaders, annealers and lovers of brass.
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ASMR for reloaders, annealers and lovers of brass.
Arduino Annealer Update - New Feeder Design
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Arduino Annealer Update - New Feeder Design
Great project. I almost have all my parts printed. Is there a current link to the Discord? I cant seem to find it under reloadingrecipes. Thanks
The link is on the software downloads page. You can get there from the reloading recipes site by clicking on the Software Download Link (right side) and then registering for an account. You will then see the download information as well as the link to join the Discord.
Thanks for the detailed video ... I have replayed the video over and over, and I don't know where the camera wires plug in? There are four wires after cutting off the USB end! 1. White 2. Red 3. Green 4. Black. I assume as always red is power, and black is ground, but the green and white? No mention as to their location. In your video you have marked it with "C" for camera, but skipped the part to connect. Your help is greatly appreciated and thank you very much for your time and commitment to this project. I'm so close 😀
Oops! Cutting the USB connector off was a mistake for sure. The camera connects to the computer over USB. The camera construction is covered in a separate video. CHeck out the description of this video where there is a link to the reloadingrecipes site. That has all the build videos. Also once you create an account, you will have access to the discord group which will greatly help you complete your build and you can get very quick help.
@@sjseth-builds Yes, made that assumption but it was not clear on your video due the confusion when you had illustrated and marked "C" for camera in which you had sliced and demonstrating your bundle of wires! Live and learn, not big deal and I'll make the correction. Thanks for your quick reply.
@@409amer No worries! I think you can just wire the usb connector back on if there is enough cable left or grab another old usb2.0 "sacrificial" cable and wire that. The internal wires colors are usually the same
@@sjseth-builds Update, wires were successfully patched and insulated. Camera back to factory working condition... Machine is up and running for it's initial test.. so far so good, thanks again as i transition into learning the software 😀
Great stuff man
Good morning, and greetings from rainy FL! I have built and run this, and am now getting some odd timeout errors - is there a discord for community discussion?
@@ENCORick there is a link to the discord server on the software download page.
Awesome video!
Will you build these to sell?
I don't build them for sale, however there are folks in the community who are building them for sale. I recommend that you join the Discord server. You can find the invite link in the project website listed in the description.
Amazing Amazing Amazing, i want to build one of these...is it possible to see more also get a copy of the arduino code and hardware requirements, this is fantastic , Amazing job sir hats off... to you
Thank you sir! Please check out the latest videos and version of the project. The links in the description of that video have all the information needed to build the project including manuals, videos, etc. Cheers!
Hallo Are you willing to build one annealer for me? I like it what you did excellent. Let me know how I can contact you. Thanks
Thanks! I am not currently building these and merely shared this idea for those feeling adventurous enough to build their own.
DAMMMM!!!!!
finally gives me a reason to get a 3d printer. also what case feeder are you using/recommend? is it a 3d printed one or off the shelf?
It is a 3d printed feeder. The project is called BF556 and is well supported: github.com/BF556/Feeder
@@sjseth-builds thank you so much for this and its wild that youre still replying to comments on this a year later
Hi Seth, I just completed this machine only 7 days after getting my very first 3d printer. It was a very fun project both building and learning along the way. Your detailed videos, instructions and community contributions in the other channels make this project great. Thank you so much for putting in the time and making this available to the public. I truly appreciate you and your efforts. I tried to get all my stuff from your affiliate links too. It has been a great project and will serve me well. Today I tested the machine sorting 1k 45acp large from small primer. It worked flawlessly. So cool!
Thanks Walter. I am glad you are enjoying the project.
I have to have this!!
Grandpa be shaving with his kabar
Very good work. Have you thought about sorting the brass, using the picture taken to read the headstamp with OCR software..? Should be more precise than comparing pictures.
your work is seriously underviewed, amazing work!
Thanks brother!
One of the coolest reloading inventions I've seen, cheers for sharing.
projects like this is one of the reasons the internet is the most powerful thing humans have ever constructed I love it. Great work to all the minds involved I'm going to give this a shot.
Been watching for a while and very impressed with the results. I have automated a manual Master Caster and producing 600 to 900 cast bullets an hour. building bullet collator to feed automated sizer. would like to weight check bullets. thinking a load cell sensor instead of the camera. maybe 4 bins, +/- 0.5 grains of nominal, a little over, a little under, way off. have just joined GitHub, and can see files, but have not found way to msg members of team. what do I need to do to connect?
This is pretty awesome but I have a question\suggestion\idea... What about sorting cases according to caliber prior to headstamp? Would it be possible to have a spinning wheel with a certain diameter hole that permit certain calibers to fall into and then the wheel would deposit the case into the appropriate bin? Kinda of a stage 1 prior to this stage type of thing, but 2 separate machines? Just food for thought.
Dude seriously awesome work and thank you for taking the time to make this!
Shut up and take my money! But seriously is this for sale?
🤣🤣🤣 This is a DIY project, but there are a couple builders in the community who are selling completed builds. I recommend you join the DISCORD group (you can do that from the software download page after registering). Once you get in, hit me up and I should be able to connect you with a builder. Cheers!
do 380 brass jam the disk?
In grain elevators we had a similar arrangement to position the spout to the capture port for individual bins in order to segregate grain deliveries. We called that "the Cupola" but I think "Distribution Plate": would be a better name in this case.
How do I get to talk to you?
The best way is to join the discord server (the link is in the software download page at www.reloadingrecipes.com
@@sjseth-builds can’t open Discord with Safari. Have to wait till I get to my desktop in the shop.
First thank you for making this I'm trying to build one, i have a question i noticed in the CS71_Arduino.ino is a newer since you made the video and that PWM is set to false, is the external pwm not need any more? just the resistor inline?
There is a mod for the software pwm which is documented in the mods folder in the repo. You definitely should join the Discord server as well.
How much for a completed unit? I don't have access of this type of equipment..
This is a DIY project and not something I sell. That said, if you join the discord server (you can join from the software download page), there are some folks who may be able to assist you with this request.
It is just a refined version of the same base and has rounded edges and removes the unused lid hinge from the cs7 design.
I see the classifier base was updated to V2.1 why?
The 2.1 version is basically the same thing with rounded edges and we removed the hinge area for the top box as it is no longer needed.
I see the classifier base was updated to V2.1 but cant find out why?
The 2.1 version is basically the same thing with rounded edges and we removed the hinge area for the top box as it is no longer needed.
I have started this build now it's time for the computer do you have a recommendation I did try running this on a tablet and it won't run on a tablet.
Please check out the parts list. There are some recommendations for computers at the bottom. Also you can get more recommendations from the community on Discord. Thanks!
I am curious about the abnormality section. I see when I look on there it will show me the headstamp as I classified it and then the prediction is a different headstamp followed by confidence percentage and true or false. I have been going through to manual change those so they should read as true is that correct or should I leave that alone?
First, you should definitely join the Discord group as that is the best place to get help on these kinds of questions. To answer more specifically though, the anomalies detection allows you to find those headstamps which you may have misclassified initially. Other than changing a misclassified headstamp, the other columns have no effect and are there for info only
How do I join the discord group having trouble getting the sorter to sorter like I would like. I have reprogrammed it a couple of times and put 1000 images in each headstamp and still don't have great accuracy.
@@sleepinggiantbrass6318 The link to the discord is available in the software download site.
What does plans cost
The instructions to build this are free and available here: www.reloadingrecipes.com/HeadstampSorter
I apologize if this has been asked, but could this run with a Raspberry Pi computer instead of the Arduino? My nephew and I are assembling one and he was wondering this. I love the project and am excited to get it completed.
I don't see any reason you couldn't use a raspberry pi. You would definitely be on your own in regards to the wiring and programming though. The arduino code might work on the pi but I haven't tried it. Ultimately the software uses serial communication to comm with the micro controller so as long as you handle that portion, in theory it could work.
Awesome design!
Hello, I was wondering if the discord was still active. If so, can I get a link?
discord.gg/ZzG8uY6y
@@sjseth-builds Hi - I tried that link and received a message it was expired.
@ranger391xt you can get a new invite link from the software download site. There is a link generator there
This is very cool. Do you have any new updates. Would like to try and build one.
Thanks! Here is the video for the current version: czcams.com/video/s7dy0odA44U/video.htmlsi=LibkM76gl4MO44aB
Any chance to get the 9mm Feed Wheel as an fusion file. I have to adapt the offset of the nobs for the microswitch a little bit and with the STL file i failed ;-(
You should definitely join the Discord group, I think some of the guys on there have created fusion versions
discord link isn't working, and I could use a bit of help. built, but not yet running.
Try this one: discord.com/invite/8KNEVA2S
I love the project, had a question, i was looking at the audrino uno R4 Minima, was curious if you have experimented with faster pricessor and larger memory with this build?
How am I just hearing about this r4?...That looks like it would work well! If it is true to the uno form factor, the motor shield I am currently using should still work.... great... now there is one more thing for me to buy :D . But in all seriousness, I am not sure what benefit there would be as we are not really hitting limitations on the R3 Uno at this point.... that said, I will probably order one and try it just out of curiosity...
@sjseth-builds I was just curious, said the R4 computes faster, but hell I dunno! I am just diving into this awesome build! And in no way a tech guy, just figured if it computes faster, maybe it would be a great add to a already cool machine!
And l like the upgrade to the USB plug style
Question1, which PLA/PETG material did you use for the light ring? is it only a white PLA/PETG filament? How did you print the camera housing, which position on the printing bed and with/without supports?
I use cheap non-opaque white PLA for the light ring. I don't know the brand because it was a small spool that came with my printer. From my experience, PETG won't work as it is mostly opaque. The camera housing needs supports and it printed with the big end down. I usually set the support angle to 80degrees
THX for your quick answer 👍
Will try do build your solution over the Fall/Winter Time 2024 here in Austria and will present my results and the way to get there on the Austria Shooting Channel here on CZcams if OK for you. It's so amazing what you provide here for all of us competitive shooters !!!!! Great!
Thanks! That would be fantastic. If you haven't joined the discord server yet, definitely do that as well
Great👍👍👍👍👍❤
This is so cool!!
The brass-sorting by squeezing is brilliant.
I'm trying to join discord but keep getting an invalid invite warning. Could it be that the invite is expired?
That invite link is automatically generated. You might try going back and refreshing that page and getting a new link. If that still doesn't work, you can get my email info from the channel contact and I will email you the invite.
Hello - collecting parts for building this - Ive noticed in all your videos the brass still has the old primer installed. Does your system work as well on decapped brass ? Im thinking i would sort after everything had been cleaned...
Yes, it works with decapped brass as well. Definitely better to clean the brass before running it through the system.
Can the software be modified to detect berdan primers by the primer diameter?
I don't believe there is any detectable difference in size for berdan primers so probably not possible based on that, but the berdan primed brass usually has an associated headstamp that it could sort by.
I did think of headstamps but some are both types of primer. Large rifle berdan has a larger diameter cthan boxer, etc…. Is it possible to use the camera to look down the neck (invert the case) to look for one flash hole in the Center?
I don't think the machine could do this as it stands today. You would have to be able to focus the camera and the light to look into the cases and then alignment would be an issue as well
I mean, theoretically it's possible with this machine but would take some tinkering
Good day love the work huge respect..just a question would it be able to use the same system to sort say 9mm .40 , 45 ,357 ,38spl and have the AI concentrate on the size eg 9 40 45 380 regardless of head stamp but rather the case size thank you
This machine will probably never sort by size as there are much cheaper and better methods to do that already. Check out these: amzn.to/4alg1Jb
While the project is super cool, the usefulness for average reloader is not so much or at least for me. What I would really care if you could make a variation of this to sort 22LR empty shells by headstamp. That is something I do for making swage bullets and having a machine do it would be very cool.
Its an interesting project but why are you even putting all of that time, effort, work, and money into merely sorting cases of the same caliber by their head stamp? I have been reloading 9mm, 357, and 45acp for over 10 years and no problem due to having mixed head stamps
As for why I did this specific project, it is mostly because I enjoy this stuff and it is somewhat within my line of work (ai & machine learning). In regard to why sort brass by headstamp, as you have rightly observed, you don't need to sort brass by headstamp to make reliable functioning ammo and as someone who has been reloading for over 30 years, I fully understand that. However, there are times when we want to sort our brass by headstamp and when we do, it is a painfully manual process. As to why sort by headstamp, the benefits not huge, but do matter. To observe the benefit, from a ransom rest at 50 yards with a chronograph/radar, fire 50 rounds of non sorted reloads from a ransom rest and then 50 of sorted. There is a measurable difference. Competitive shooters often want every advantage they can. If my loads are more consistent, then I can safely hover closer above the PF requirements. If I am a bullseye shooter, every bit of accuracy matters. Also consider this: If you were going to buy 500 pieces of once fired 9mm and you were given the option for either random headstamps or single headstamp and the price was the same, what would you choose? I believe all things equal, 99.9% of us would choose the single headstamp because consistency matters. I might even be willing to pay a bit more for the single headstamp brass. The machine also sorts by primer size, primed/unprimed, upsidedown primers, etc. Folks who are running automated presses benefit from the preflight checks. Some folks are doing 223 to 300blk cutdowns and there are certain manufactures brass which doesn't work for this reason as the walls are too thick. They want to sort out those "bad" headstamps automatically before doing the cutdowns. etc, etc ,etc. That said, there are definitely reasons. 😁😁