Thanks for another great video. These are like a goldmine to me. I have never been disappointed with 21st Century. They have some very smart, high-quality tools and accessories. Like a lot of things in life, high-quality things usually also cost that way too. Their Black Nitride Expander Mandrels are the best I think I have ever used but they are also $34 a piece. To me, they are worth every penny.
Another excellent tutorial from you! I did worry when I saw things start to roll around on your bench, and made a mental note to fit a front edge stop on my bench, then I noticed that you had, of course, fitted exactly that. Many thanks for posting! Chris.
Great video! I'm looking at upgrading to the Sinclair bushing style deburrer from my long trusted Hornady universal. I've dealt with mostly pistol cases for most of my time as a reloader, but I'm venturing into some precision hunting cartridges for some family members. Straight shooting Sir!
Kevin good video I never have tried to debur the flash hole from the inside of the case I usually just run a wire brush in the inside of the case I will have to pick one up at my local gun shop.. Enjoying my copy of Relaoder's Workshop it is great thanks.
I personally like the Redding deburring tool. It has a tubular piece that partially covers the cutting end of the tool that prevents removing too much material.
There are tool bits out there that do inside and/or outside deburring only. Pricier 'though, circa $40 for the bit, and $25 the holder. Don't have one, but they would seem to be best used in a tool like a powered trimmer. Attaching them would present problems.
another great informative video from you Mr. HL is reloaders workshop almost ready for sale in when you will you do a video when it is going on sale thanks
Good to see you posting videos again! - where have you been lately? You kinda stopped right in the middle of the match grade 308 load development series, or did I miss something?
+grinc333 Hi! I had some issues come up that held up the videos for a bit. I have most of the next installment of the Match Grade Load series almost done and hopefully I'll get it out soon. I've gone through over 2000 rounds in testing and it took a while with weather problems and such. Thanks!
+JBBooks4440 Actually yes, I've had nothing but good luck with the B&D screwdriver. I went through two others before finally finding the B&D. The first one was a no-name brand that I got for almost nothing, but it stopped working altogether after only a few weeks. I had a second one that stopped charging after a few months. I've had the B&D for 3 or 4 years now and it's still going strong.
Have you tried the Hornady Pilot Style Flash Hole Deburring Tool (www.midwayusa.com/product/713304/hornady-pilot-style-flash-hole-deburring-tool)? If so, what is your take on it? It seems to combine some of the best traits of the various models, but I am unable to find any videos that explain how it works.
Thanks for another great video. These are like a goldmine to me. I have never been disappointed with 21st Century. They have some very smart, high-quality tools and accessories. Like a lot of things in life, high-quality things usually also cost that way too. Their Black Nitride Expander Mandrels are the best I think I have ever used but they are also $34 a piece. To me, they are worth every penny.
Thank you. I like your informative, non-biased videos.
Great video, I really enjoy your channel, very educational.👍🏼🇺🇸
Another excellent tutorial from you! I did worry when I saw things start to roll around on your bench, and made a mental note to fit a front edge stop on my bench, then I noticed that you had, of course, fitted exactly that. Many thanks for posting! Chris.
+Englishman French Yes, yet another downside to having a carpeted workshop, difficult to get things level.
Great video! I'm looking at upgrading to the Sinclair bushing style deburrer from my long trusted Hornady universal. I've dealt with mostly pistol cases for most of my time as a reloader, but I'm venturing into some precision hunting cartridges for some family members. Straight shooting Sir!
You did an excellent job of explaining this. Thank you. I learned a lot.
Kevin good video I never have tried to debur the flash hole from the inside of the case I usually just run a wire brush in the inside of the case I will have to pick one up at my local gun shop.. Enjoying my copy of Relaoder's Workshop it is great thanks.
I personally like the Redding deburring tool. It has a tubular piece that partially covers the cutting end of the tool that prevents removing too much material.
The Sinclair Generation II Deluxe Flash Hole Deburring Tool is very similar to the Lyman. With the difference that the Lyman is much cheaper.
Do you deprime cases before cleaning? If so, how do you recommend doing it efficiently?
There are tool bits out there that do inside and/or outside deburring only. Pricier 'though, circa $40 for the bit, and $25 the holder. Don't have one, but they would seem to be best used in a tool like a powered trimmer. Attaching them would present problems.
Deburrer is now $49.98 --- !!
another great informative video from you Mr. HL is reloaders workshop almost ready for sale in when you will you do a video when it is going on sale thanks
+Kaye Szymanski Hi Kaye, RW is already live and available for download at www.ReloadersWorkShop.com. Thanks for watching and for your interest in RW!
Good to see you posting videos again! - where have you been lately? You kinda stopped right in the middle of the match grade 308 load development series, or did I miss something?
+grinc333 Hi! I had some issues come up that held up the videos for a bit. I have most of the next installment of the Match Grade Load series almost done and hopefully I'll get it out soon. I've gone through over 2000 rounds in testing and it took a while with weather problems and such. Thanks!
Kevin, have you been happy with the B&D screwdriver? I have been contemplating getting one for my reloading bench...Let me know..
+JBBooks4440 Actually yes, I've had nothing but good luck with the B&D screwdriver. I went through two others before finally finding the B&D. The first one was a no-name brand that I got for almost nothing, but it stopped working altogether after only a few weeks. I had a second one that stopped charging after a few months. I've had the B&D for 3 or 4 years now and it's still going strong.
Have you tried the Hornady Pilot Style Flash Hole Deburring Tool (www.midwayusa.com/product/713304/hornady-pilot-style-flash-hole-deburring-tool)? If so, what is your take on it? It seems to combine some of the best traits of the various models, but I am unable to find any videos that explain how it works.
Double check your SAAMI spec on small primer flash holes
If cost was not an issue would you say the 21st Century is the best?