Can anyone give me an idea of the different diameters of just the circular dies and roughly how much clay you can fit in the barrel? Thank you
1603183
All I can tell you it's a great quality tool.! Just used it once and worked great! Just been busy working on many other things to get to know all about it.I didn't stuff it tightly to the brim.Just enough for my project at the time. Good luck I think you will enjoy this tool..babette
1506243
The largest size die size 300 mm2 is equal to 600 MCM. Good tool for price but it doesn't release automatically like higher priced ones when crimped. Stop pumping lever when dies touch, hydraulic ram has enough force to damage dies and tool if over crimped. I made a little conversion chart and laminated to keep with tool for AWG conversion. Mine came with the following dies. 6AWG=16 mm2 4AWG=25 mm2 2AWG=35 mm2 1AWG=50 mm2 1/0=55 mm2 2/0=70 mm2 3/0=95 mm2 4/0=120 mm2 300MCM=150 mm2 350MCM=185 mm2 500MCM=240 mm2 600MCM=300 mm2
1534844
I was not aware that there were different sizes, so I am going to say yes? The barrel is about the size of a standard curling iron if that helps.
2018594
They make two sizes: 1 inch and 1-1/2 inch barrels. I have both and would recommend the larger one for longer hair.
2097585
No expert on dies. Different capabilities based on dies included in each set. Either should work.
2225126
I prefer the 4 die, I like the extra step to take care of the brass. Hope this helps
1753138
It will depend on what size you make the cookies. There are two sizes, small and large. The diameter of the cylinder is 1 7/8". The die plate you choose will also determine what you get. It appears that the largest die plate is 1 1/4", but they do vary. I measured a couple of the round shape plates in particular. I like the cookies to look nice, so I use the smaller size. They hold the shape the best, and look marvelous. Hopes this helps.
2127287
hey" I'm showing 7 & 1/4" flush, chuck at max width to base plate. i' assume most spoon, auger,mortise, & brad bit's should be good , within chuck limit. have fun""
1392908
I never measured the barrel until this question. The barrel on his product is approx. 3" around, but if you measure the circumference around barrel including the 'teeth', it is approx. 6". The 'teeth' length of approx. 1/2" was particularly important to me to get a good grip on my coarse hair without tangling. My hair is a shorter, layered length measuring 4" in length at crown and this product works great.....either for more curl or for straightening. If you have extremely short hair, this product might be too big. Certainly recommend it for long hair also whether hair coarse or fine. I never measured the barrel until this question. The barrel on his product is approx. 3" around, but if you measure the circumference around barrel including the 'teeth', it is approx. 6". The 'teeth' length of approx. 1/2" was particularly important to me to get a good grip on my coarse hair without tangling. My hair is a shorter, layered length measuring 4" in length at crown and this product works great.....either for more curl or for straightening. If you have extremely short hair, this product might be too big. Certainly recommend it for long hair also whether hair... » Read More I never measured the barrel until this question. The barrel on his product is approx. 3" around, but if you measure the circumference around barrel including the 'teeth', it is approx. 6". The 'teeth' length of approx. 1/2" was particularly important to me to get a good grip on my coarse hair without tangling. My hair is a shorter, layered length measuring 4" in length at crown and this product works great.....either for more curl or for straightening. If you have extremely short hair, this product might be too big. Certainly recommend it for long hair also whether hair coarse or fine. « Show Less
1502974
Carbide dies are always in straight wall case calibers. I have not seen any in cartridges that are bottle necked
771623
Get the RCBS instead ,their are 2 sizes 22 to 25 cal and 27 to 45 cal. I bought the lee die first, the pin broke after decaping 80 rounds of 223 , a new pin costs $14.00 pins do break. RCBS pins are much cheaper.
1391422
The dies are carbide, but, however you should always spray you cases with case lube prior to reloading to be safe. I add just one mist over them in my bucket before I start and never have a problem. Before I bought the live I did make about 500 bullets without lube. I used denatured alcohol before the lube and worked just as well.
1541217
12 inches. its not the best barrel. but its good for beginners. 14 inches is better
188784
I don't have it with me, but I can fit a hard storage case in there for 12 shafts. I have a 29" draw. Hope this helps.
1685250
I'd say it works better than a nut gatherer the tines are closer together I haven't had any fall out I'd guesstimate about 100 to 130 pistol cases depending on caliber and size maybe more never counted to be honest. We practice and qualify on sand and this works just fine. The emptying attachment that comes with it works great. Picks up .223/.) 556 just fine. I love mine saves my back at the range after practice and qualifying I have the caliber sorters for the bucket too and love that also
1885810
Approximately .660. I have one on a Tikka and the barrel measures @.625. Just make sure it is even all the way around. I hope this helps.
1550457
It comes with 4 dies, none of them are marked as to their sizes. It is not the best machine out there for round cornering, it is a bit more heavy-duty than the plastic ones but the end product you get is the same, inconsistent corners.