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Rcbs neck turning tool
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<blockquote data-quote="MNbogboy" data-source="post: 1780392" data-attributes="member: 18849"><p>I just bought one from midway to use with my old Redding #14.....it worked but took a little experimentation to make it cut consistently without jamming.</p><p>You will need the rcbs pilot-reamer (the longer style). The redding pilots would be too short. </p><p>My method ended up letting the the cutter bar/shaft float with the set screw loose and the case collet crank pushed all the way in while turning it (right hand) while I applied pressure on the cutter shaft from the rear with my left hand.</p><p>A light pressure allowed the carbide cutter to ease into the brass and make a clean steady cut.</p><p>Was awkward to figure it out but went smooth after that. Case wall thickness was very consistent within .0005 when finished.</p><p>Definitely not for high volume, I only had 50 and probably took an hour once my system was figured out.</p><p>Good luck</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MNbogboy, post: 1780392, member: 18849"] I just bought one from midway to use with my old Redding #14.....it worked but took a little experimentation to make it cut consistently without jamming. You will need the rcbs pilot-reamer (the longer style). The redding pilots would be too short. My method ended up letting the the cutter bar/shaft float with the set screw loose and the case collet crank pushed all the way in while turning it (right hand) while I applied pressure on the cutter shaft from the rear with my left hand. A light pressure allowed the carbide cutter to ease into the brass and make a clean steady cut. Was awkward to figure it out but went smooth after that. Case wall thickness was very consistent within .0005 when finished. Definitely not for high volume, I only had 50 and probably took an hour once my system was figured out. Good luck [/QUOTE]
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