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04/07/2012 5:38 PM
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BBwheelgunner
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Just wondering for you guys that use the Lee Case trimmer, do you have any issues with the shaft binding inside of the case mouth?
I encountered this with my once fired 454 casull brass. I am wondering if a little lube is necessary. Maybe a little graphite from a pencil lead? Just a thought.
"If you are going to go through all the trouble to put a hole in something, why not make it a big one?"
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Re: Lee Case Trimmer
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04/07/2012 7:04 PM
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cfish2
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I have never experienced that at all. If you used graphite I would suggest tumbling after trimming to remove graphite from the case.
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Re: Lee Case Trimmer
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04/07/2012 7:52 PM
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yeah I think you are right. I would imagine any kind of lube used would require that. maybe I will only have to trim when the brass is new. not sure.
"If you are going to go through all the trouble to put a hole in something, why not make it a big one?"
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 Re: Lee Case Trimmer
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04/07/2012 8:39 PM
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mikefrompa
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Yeah, I had mine fit a little tight. I am a machinest by trade so I removed a few thousandths of an inch from it. Problem solved.
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Re: Lee Case Trimmer
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04/07/2012 10:27 PM
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BBwheelgunner
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Mike, I'll just send you mine lol
"If you are going to go through all the trouble to put a hole in something, why not make it a big one?"
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Re: Lee Case Trimmer
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04/07/2012 10:53 PM
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98Redline
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Just chuck it up in a drill and run some sandpaper over it. I am sure you just need the slightest amount removed.
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Re: Lee Case Trimmer
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04/08/2012 11:17 AM
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mikefrompa
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If you don't have access to a lathe, do what redline said. You only need a few thousandths.That will work.
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