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Old 05-02-2012, 02:20 PM
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How aggressively do you need to de-bur cases?
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I put my RCBS combo chamfer/de-burr tool in my drill press and run all of my cases through one process then flip it over for the other. I just touch it to the tool for a split second to get the job done.
Works great...fast!
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Old 05-02-2012, 03:00 PM
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It looks like what Michael York carried around in Logan's Run.
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I think you can de-burr your ears with that as well. Looks like a multi use tool to me. (Just joking of course I would not advocate using it to de-burr ones ears
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I put my RCBS combo chamfer/de-burr tool in my drill press and run all of my cases through one process then flip it over for the other. I just touch it to the tool for a split second to get the job done.
Works great...fast!
same process I use, works fantastically!
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I just pop a standard deburring head into my Milwaukee driver tool.
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Something wrong with brands branching out??

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You're killing me!!! Can't ait to see this show up in Home Depot's inventory.
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Seems like a filling a niche that don't need to be filled. I have an RCBS power station, I have a Lee cutter on one, primer pocket brushes on two and chamfer and deburring cutters on the other two. So I can trim, chamfer and deburr in one sequence.
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Got something similar from Sinclair. Holds a Forster deburring tool and allows you to chuck it in a driver/drill. Really helps when you're prepping a LOT of new brass.
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Somethings just make life too easy...

I'm afraid using that I'd get soft.

I use a Lee zip-trim.

I save my brass for sizing over the winter. The zip-trim keeps me in shape for starting the lawn mower in the spring.
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I can see usefulness of a stationary deburring or multi-tool like the RCBS case prep center, but having to hand hold and operate the speed and run the brass through seems like it would be very awkward, and hard on the hands.
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