I find when doing a few thousand rounds every 500 rounds or so the small black flat head screws have to be tightened otherwise the depriming tool will fall down after gravity rather than stay up after the deprime. The plastic holder will also work its way loose dropping the primers everywhere so I make sure dispose every 50 rounds or so just to be save a major mess if it comes off. But its a winner, cleaning the pockets the first tumble is the way to go.
To add a rubberized coating. Sand the inside of the tumbler container to rough up the inside so the coating will have something to grip and bond with the plastic. Place the tumbler on the base WITHOUT the lid and turn the machine on and let it run. Using a spray can of a rubberized spray on coating. Do the back first and then make you way to the front in light coats. You'll need to do multiple layers to build up the thickness you want. Now just leave the unit running until is is completely dry. You'll want it to be fairly thick, but thin enough that you can still insert the clear plastic cover and lid. If the final thickness is too thin or you don't rough up the inside of the plastic it will start separating from the plastic after a handful of uses. You're Welcome! :) Also the magnet from Frankford Arsenal is a piece of trash. It's too weak to be effective.
I find when doing a few thousand rounds every 500 rounds or so the small black flat head screws have to be tightened otherwise the depriming tool will fall down after gravity rather than stay up after the deprime. The plastic holder will also work its way loose dropping the primers everywhere so I make sure dispose every 50 rounds or so just to be save a major mess if it comes off. But its a winner, cleaning the pockets the first tumble is the way to go.
To add a rubberized coating. Sand the inside of the tumbler container to rough up the inside so the coating will have something to grip and bond with the plastic. Place the tumbler on the base WITHOUT the lid and turn the machine on and let it run. Using a spray can of a rubberized spray on coating. Do the back first and then make you way to the front in light coats. You'll need to do multiple layers to build up the thickness you want. Now just leave the unit running until is is completely dry.
You'll want it to be fairly thick, but thin enough that you can still insert the clear plastic cover and lid. If the final thickness is too thin or you don't rough up the inside of the plastic it will start separating from the plastic after a handful of uses. You're Welcome! :)
Also the magnet from Frankford Arsenal is a piece of trash. It's too weak to be effective.
You're really dropping the ball by not using stainless media, and a much cheaper option for cleaning agent is just Dawn and lemishine
All good options
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