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Old 03-09-2008, 08:01 PM
Rev Rev is offline
 
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Trim length

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Originally posted by Catfish
I think that the secret to getting consistant lenth with a trimer is to have it mortrized. I just use an electric screw drive on my trimer. It is not only alot faster and easier, the cases have a more consistant lenth.
I do the same as Catfish. I just hook up a regular old drill motor to my RCBS trimmer. But I still get somewhat (.005"?) different lengths due to the amount needed to tighten the collet on an individual case head. More necessary tightening produces a longer trim length. I do try to keep that cross bar on the collet in the same position each time if I can. Not sure that .005" makes a lot of difference on trim length, but I do kinda wish they would all be the same.

BTW, I have the neck turning/boring bar combo that fits this trimmer too and it also works well motorized. I motorize my flash hole deburrer and uniformer too. I guess I'm just lazy, LOL.

Rev

Last edited by Rev; 03-09-2008 at 08:10 PM.
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