🥇👍🥇Excellent product and 100% operational as stated. Fixed this onto my new SIX pack pro and works excellent. Thanks so much for coming up with such great Idea. Within a week or so I will feature a detail reloadeing process of the press and it will include your product. 🥇🥇
This is by far the best addition to the Lee Pro 6000 press. Works flawlessly. I have the Lee Inline Bullet Feeder as well and with this case dropper, I'd put this press up against any other progressive press out there. Especially the blue one that everyone raves about.
This gizmo is top notch. With the lee case feeder I got double feeds or it would kick the case out sideways especially when down to the last two cases and was a real headache with tall cases like 38/357 and 44mag. I ran 500 rounds of 40 last night and didn’t have a single issue. I’ve ran prob 100 38 cases just to test it and not a single issue. If you spend 15 min getting everything fine tuned with this case feeder and tge lee bullet feeder 400rds and hour is no problem and that’s taking my time slow and steady. Add in the DAA powder check die and the primer sentry alarm I got on eBay the this press is awesome.
Petter, just got mine on the press and it is the best thing I’ve bought for the 6000. Super quality and it eliminated that frustrating Lee set up. Gear up, going to sell a bunch. You need a US patent!
This thing is fabulous, got mine a week ago really easy to install & set up. & just forget about it, until you run out of brass!!Fantastic contact with Petter (easy)
What an amazing job !!! I'm really looking forward to print all the parts ! I just bought the STL files, but I need to know the specifications (dimensions etc) of the spring and axle thank you so much
Thank you! There is a dedicated video for those who get the 3d printable version. It shows all the parts, their alternatives and how it is assembled. It is linked on page two in the readme-file in the download.
Yes, I'm thinking of doing this. Could you please send me an e-mail at grimnir.innovations@gmail.com ? I have some questions about the new 5 tube feeder that you might be able to help me with.
Hi! I made this video instead of a written manual because it gets very technical with just the text. I do however have the script from the video and will try to paste it below. If you want it as a text file, you can email me at: grimnir.innovations@gmail.com Adjust to a new caliber The height of the dropper depends on what type of cartridge you are feeding. Most pistol cases are dropped below the dropper. Most bottleneck rifle cartridges are dropped with the case neck still inside the dropper. The goal is to drop the cases as close to the top of stroke as possible. If a case is dropped below the lever, before reaching the top of stroke, it must not be allowed to reach the lever again, or re-enter the dropper hole. If the case shifts, it can impact the lever and damage the dropper assembly. However, if a case is dropped while the top of the case is still above the lever, it will simply slide back up the feeding hole. It is also important not to short stroke the press, as this might cause a case to impact the dropper body. The case dropper is mainly adjustable in two ways. The dropper itself moves up and down to fit the case length. The ratchet-style trigger bar is then adjusted to trigger the dropping. If you are using the trigger bar with a spring loaded lock, you can adjust it down in click increments by pushing it. To adjust it up, press and hold the trigger lock, and move the trigger bar. The teeth on the trigger bar are 4mm apart, but the two sides are offset by 2mm. If you can’t quite find the sweet spot with one side, the other side will provide a step in between. If you're not using the spring loaded lock, you may instead use a short M6 screw to lock the trigger bar in the exact spot you like. This is meant as an alternative to the spring loaded lock, and might not be viable in the long run. 3d printed threads do not always come out perfect, and there might not be enough material to reliably use a metal screw indefinitely. If you want to use this method, insert the trigger bar from the bottom with one of the smooth surfaces facing the screw. Only tighten the screw, enough to hold the trigger bar in place. Overtightening may damage the trigger bar and the threads. To avoid binding and wear; Always make sure that the trigger is oriented so that the rounded area of the trigger rides on the case slider. Adjust to a pistol case. Start by retracting the trigger bar to the top position to disable it. Raise the ram and place a pistol case on the case feeder ramp. Adjust the height of the dropper to where you want it to drop. For most pistol cases this will be when the case is just below the dropper lever. Put the case inside the dropper, center it over the case feeder ramp, and loosely tighten the nuts. Adjust the trigger down, until the drop is activated. Place one or more cases inside the dropper and test your setting. Adjust if necessary. Remember that the opposite side of the trigger bar offers a half step adjustment. Before finally tightening the nuts, please note that the dropper can also be adjusted slightly in or out to compensate for different case diameters. Adjust to a bottleneck rifle case. Start by retracting the trigger bar to the top position to disable it. Raise the ram, and place a bottleneck case on the case feeder ramp, with the dropper behind it. Adjust the height of the dropper to where you want it to drop. For most rifle cases this will be with the neck inside the dropper. Put the case inside the dropper, and center it over the case feeder ramp. To minimize the required stick-out of the trigger, the raiser for the case-slider should be used when reloading longer cases. When using the riser, always make sure that the trigger does not come in contact with anything on top of the dropper. Adjust the trigger down, until the drop is activated. Lower the ram, and make sure that the case clears the dropper. If the case is stuck in the dropper when you lower the ram, you can activate the drop earlier by adjusting the trigger. If the top of the case exits the dropper, make sure it does not re-enter or touch the dropper, later in the stroke. Alternatively, you can raise the height of the dropper, and then readjust the trigger. Always make sure that the combination of dropper height, case slider height and trigger stick out is within a safe range. Operating the press with wrong settings can damage the dropper or the press.
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🥇👍🥇Excellent product and 100% operational as stated. Fixed this onto my new SIX pack pro and works excellent. Thanks so much for coming up with such great Idea. Within a week or so I will feature a detail reloadeing process of the press and it will include your product. 🥇🥇
This thing is amazing. Super simple to set up and get running. It is absolutely flawless!!!
This is by far the best addition to the Lee Pro 6000 press. Works flawlessly. I have the Lee Inline Bullet Feeder as well and with this case dropper, I'd put this press up against any other progressive press out there. Especially the blue one that everyone raves about.
This gizmo is top notch. With the lee case feeder I got double feeds or it would kick the case out sideways especially when down to the last two cases and was a real headache with tall cases like 38/357 and 44mag. I ran 500 rounds of 40 last night and didn’t have a single issue. I’ve ran prob 100 38 cases just to test it and not a single issue. If you spend 15 min getting everything fine tuned with this case feeder and tge lee bullet feeder 400rds and hour is no problem and that’s taking my time slow and steady. Add in the DAA powder check die and the primer sentry alarm I got on eBay the this press is awesome.
Petter, just got mine on the press and it is the best thing I’ve bought for the 6000. Super quality and it eliminated that frustrating Lee set up. Gear up, going to sell a bunch. You need a US patent!
Thanks for the kind words! 🥳
Just ordered one. Looks like a winner! Great job
Thank you! It has been very well received by those who already got theirs! 🤩
Great job! I need one
This thing is fabulous, got mine a week ago really easy to install & set up. & just forget about it, until you run out of brass!!Fantastic contact with Petter (easy)
What an amazing job !!! I'm really looking forward to print all the parts ! I just bought the STL files, but I need to know the specifications (dimensions etc) of the spring and axle thank you so much
Thank you! There is a dedicated video for those who get the 3d printable version. It shows all the parts, their alternatives and how it is assembled. It is linked on page two in the readme-file in the download.
I want to order one but i am using LEE's new 5 tube case collator. Can you make it with 5 tubes instead of 4?
Yes, I'm thinking of doing this. Could you please send me an e-mail at grimnir.innovations@gmail.com ? I have some questions about the new 5 tube feeder that you might be able to help me with.
Anyone know where printable instructions for the adjustment for calibers is??
Hi! I made this video instead of a written manual because it gets very technical with just the text. I do however have the script from the video and will try to paste it below. If you want it as a text file, you can email me at: grimnir.innovations@gmail.com
Adjust to a new caliber
The height of the dropper depends on what type of cartridge you are feeding. Most pistol cases are dropped below the dropper. Most bottleneck rifle cartridges are dropped with the case neck still inside the dropper.
The goal is to drop the cases as close to the top of stroke as possible. If a case is dropped below the lever, before reaching the top of stroke, it must not be allowed to reach the lever again, or re-enter the dropper hole. If the case shifts, it can impact the lever and damage the dropper assembly. However, if a case is dropped while the top of the case is still above the lever, it will simply slide back up the feeding hole.
It is also important not to short stroke the press, as this might cause a case to impact the dropper body.
The case dropper is mainly adjustable in two ways. The dropper itself moves up and down to fit the case length. The ratchet-style trigger bar is then adjusted to trigger the dropping. If you are using the trigger bar with a spring loaded lock, you can adjust it down in click increments by pushing it. To adjust it up, press and hold the trigger lock, and move the trigger bar. The teeth on the trigger bar are 4mm apart, but the two sides are offset by 2mm. If you can’t quite find the sweet spot with one side, the other side will provide a step in between.
If you're not using the spring loaded lock, you may instead use a short M6 screw to lock the trigger bar in the exact spot you like. This is meant as an alternative to the spring loaded lock, and might not be viable in the long run. 3d printed threads do not always come out perfect, and there might not be enough material to reliably use a metal screw indefinitely. If you want to use this method, insert the trigger bar from the bottom with one of the smooth surfaces facing the screw. Only tighten the screw, enough to hold the trigger bar in place. Overtightening may damage the trigger bar and the threads.
To avoid binding and wear; Always make sure that the trigger is oriented so that the rounded area of the trigger rides on the case slider.
Adjust to a pistol case.
Start by retracting the trigger bar to the top position to disable it.
Raise the ram and place a pistol case on the case feeder ramp.
Adjust the height of the dropper to where you want it to drop. For most pistol cases this will be when the case is just below the dropper lever.
Put the case inside the dropper, center it over the case feeder ramp, and loosely tighten the nuts.
Adjust the trigger down, until the drop is activated.
Place one or more cases inside the dropper and test your setting. Adjust if necessary. Remember that the opposite side of the trigger bar offers a half step adjustment.
Before finally tightening the nuts, please note that the dropper can also be adjusted slightly in or out to compensate for different case diameters.
Adjust to a bottleneck rifle case.
Start by retracting the trigger bar to the top position to disable it.
Raise the ram, and place a bottleneck case on the case feeder ramp, with the dropper behind it.
Adjust the height of the dropper to where you want it to drop. For most rifle cases this will be with the neck inside the dropper.
Put the case inside the dropper, and center it over the case feeder ramp.
To minimize the required stick-out of the trigger, the raiser for the case-slider should be used when reloading longer cases.
When using the riser, always make sure that the trigger does not come in contact with anything on top of the dropper.
Adjust the trigger down, until the drop is activated.
Lower the ram, and make sure that the case clears the dropper.
If the case is stuck in the dropper when you lower the ram, you can activate the drop earlier by adjusting the trigger. If the top of the case exits the dropper, make sure it does not re-enter or touch the dropper, later in the stroke.
Alternatively, you can raise the height of the dropper, and then readjust the trigger.
Always make sure that the combination of dropper height, case slider height and trigger stick out is within a safe range. Operating the press with wrong settings can damage the dropper or the press.
Will this work on the lee breech lock pro?
No, but there will be a new version that fits that press soon.
Has Lee made you an offer on this design? They have to know about it and they should be paying you big money for this
Still waiting for an offer! 🤣
@@Grimnir3D Lmao well keep up the good work and thank you for fixing the issue
Where can I buy one of these, I don’t have a 3D printer.
Here: grimnir3d.etsy.com I just listed two new in silver color that will be ready in a day or two. (Having a hard time keeping up due to high demand, but they are listed as soon as I have more available)
Please delete the comment if this is in anyway in breach of your channel policy. I just wanted to inform you about your featured products. Take care. ua-cam.com/video/WN2Aco4cXt8/v-deo.html
Thank you! Great video! 😀