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Have a little faith........this passage quoted from the Hodgdon Web Site sounds pretty upbeat......



That European Conglomerate didn't get them......thank goodness for that.

I can imagine that's so. I admit freely that I NEVER fill up a collater with heavy bullets, and never plan to. My max is a hundred count box at a time at the very most. PLA is lightweight, and...

I've been using my hex adapter for years now. Nothing strips as that's what the clutch is for and it works extremely well. I've not even noticed even the slightest wear. Never used or needed a pin...

The hex version of the clutch is the only one I use. You can find adapters on Amazon like these, of various motor shaft sizes and Hex head sizes. Notice the set screw cavity which will handle round...

The difference is a non-gun conglomerate no longer calls the shots. They had to beg and plead for every dollar spent. And none was received for R&D if not on new products.....so upgrading and...

I emailed and got a reply from an RCBS engineer I know yesterday.....congratulating him. He said it's the best thing to happen at RCBS for a long while. Another good sign.......

Your sensor doesn't look like what I have.....so I think you need to give us more info as to exactly which sensor you bought.

As far as wiring, the following picture is how I wired mine:
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I agree that may be true too often in our country, but this new adventure for RCBS is way more positive....Hodgdon is still controlled by the Hodgdon family. They are shooters and they support...

Don't think they will.....can't think of a friendlier take over........RCBS now has Kent Sakamoto back (works at Hodgdon) just promoted to RCBS National Sales Manager:) He quit RCBS because Vista...

If you can't figure it out get another Slicer......TylerR says Cura works fine.......for me IdeaMaker works fine. Look for a menu that has "thin-wall" options.....

IdeaMaker's is in the "Other"...

Welcome to the extremely fun money saving madness!:)

Amazing.....3 pages and only one picture...so think I'll add 3 more! I still have my first loader....a Target Lee Loader in .243, bought it 50 years ago in 1974. Here's a picture of it today.....;)...

I have one and even converted Lee APP parts to allow an electric case feeder, but tho tempted to buy them, I never did buy the arbor press parts. Just never have competed benchrest. The Summit is...

That's a relief, good.....I thought he had some special software like Publisher which I haven't even seen in years......which I used once writing a newsletter for our local gun club.....but then old...

Wish I had our manual writer's skills....the manual could be streamlined too for the same reasons......I don't even know what software he used. So I'm not much help.

I hope "Orig" doesn't make it worse. New folks too often get committed, like XDrebel did, buying the other options (which are more fidgety to use) then you are stuck with supporting 3 times the...

This video shows why it's best to print it upside down.....the twist connector prints perfect that way. But I heat my bed to 65C to make sure it sticks.

As for printing "anyway" Cura may.....but...

My IdeaMaker slicer repaired it.....try this one.

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DesignSpark isn't perfect, but so far its .stl renditions have been repairable with IdeaMaker with just their "Autorepair." One click. ...

Short and long spacer? Didn't see that....in the Down Tube section? Bet you are a bit tired of adding new parts......wow! Everybody's got a new wrinkle......

Now lets start a new thread on...

You're not slow. But I'm obviously forgetful. I forgot you and most of your followers are not old school like me, and don't mount the prox switch directly below the collator or nearly so, sometimes...

Or make .stls of the straight wall versions......

Like these if I did it right. :) just a little worried other printers might not allow the Lee tubes to slip in with only .5mm over diameter. ...

Not knowing exactly how they will be used, you may or may not have jams when stacked with the beveled top ones TylerR modified.....You said you printed the "Clear tube adapters" which have straight...

All depends on what you first learn on. Me it was Autocad.....but forget that unless your workplace has it. Super expensive. They all have their great, mediocre and terrible features.....too bad...

I got the idea he was worried about it being too much and destructive in case of a jam. With a clutch, no chance of that.

If is was mine, I'd use them. That's why Tyler created the clutch. If you get a jam, the center keeps turning, so really there is not jam, unless you set the clutch way too tight. I test my...