Hi, Does this machine crimp the ends of the coin rolls?
1690243
It does not, however the rolls that come with and are also available on line come crimped at the bottom. All that's left is the top after filling them
2106688
Yes you can crimp with this seating die. And may I also suggest the micrometer adjusting handle. With that you can go back and forth between bullet styles without the hassle of finding just the right spot, just go back to the settings you want. Don't forget to write things down.
1048448
Yes it does. For stripping cables I really have not found much difference between any crimping tools. They all use the same design with a small razor blade. You need to be careful to not cut the wires inside the cable itself but that is similar for most tools. For it's price, it works well.
1763516
Yes. On the bullet seater in screw the top and pull the loose piece out and replace the screw to. Then run finished product again and it will crimp
270095
Yes, Angela it does. What differentiates it from other crimpers is this: IF you were using the 'EZ' type connectors, then you merely push the wires all the way through the connector and out the end via a custom opening at the tip. This takes the guess work out of whether or not the wires are in all the way. PLUS, you can insure the correct sequence because they protrude through the end of the connector! Then, when you're crimping it with the 'Platinum Tools 100054C Clamshell EZ-RJPRO HD Crimper' it flush cuts the excess wire off at the same time.
176176
No. The machine works by sorting coins into coin rolls which you place inside of plastic tubes. When the rolls fill up, the coins spill out into a tray for you to pick up and put back into the top. You count the number of rolls you have, and add up the values. Dimes come in rolls of $5, quarters in rolls of $10, pennies in rolls of 50 cents and nickles in rolls of $2. There is no digital display on the machine.
2234257
Yes. On the lower section there is a wire cutter and can be used to crimp several sizes of wire. . This tool is great and worth every penny IMHO.
508576
It can sort your coins with our without the wrapper, though I don't recommend it. First, for noise sake. Second, coins can scratch up the plastic tubes it is falling into and may overtime crack it. My suggestion would be to get four sets of coin wrappers (4 quarter wrappers, 4 dime wrappers and so on...) for each coin denomination from the bank. It may be FREE! Ask for preformed if available, meaning one end is crimped to steady the coins being dropped into the tubes. There are four tubes for each coin denomination. Use those wrappers for the coins to drop into for sorting purposes only, but don't seal it. Reuse the wrappers again when needed, for your counting pleasure!$$$Ching, Ching $$$ It can sort your coins with our without the wrapper, though I don't recommend it. First, for noise sake. Second, coins can scratch up the plastic tubes it is falling into and may overtime crack it. My suggestion would be to get four sets of coin wrappers (4 quarter wrappers, 4 dime wrappers and so on...) for each coin denomination from the bank. It may be FREE! Ask for preformed if available, meaning one end is crimped to steady the coins being dropped into the tubes. There are four tubes for each coin denomination. Use those wrappers for the coins to drop into for sorting purposes only,... » Read More It can sort your coins with our without the wrapper, though I don't recommend it. First, for noise sake. Second, coins can scratch up the plastic tubes it is falling into and may overtime crack it. My suggestion would be to get four sets of coin wrappers (4 quarter wrappers, 4 dime wrappers and so on...) for each coin denomination from the bank. It may be FREE! Ask for preformed if available, meaning one end is crimped to steady the coins being dropped into the tubes. There are four tubes for each coin denomination. Use those wrappers for the coins to drop into for sorting purposes only, but don't seal it. Reuse the wrappers again when needed, for your counting pleasure!$$$Ching, Ching $$$ « Show Less
477924
Yes & no. You can't preload them. I find that when a tube is full and it advances fowards o take it out and dump it horizontally. By the time it takes me to fill the flat roll the next tube is already ready and advances fowards. You'll get pretty good and quick at it. This is a fantastic machine and saves a ton of time. It separates all the different coins amd hasn't jammed once yet and I use it every day.
1024981
yes it will, however some of the older coins I use are thicker and it takes my whole body and the ground to get enough force to punch through! Penny should be no problem
1165061
The tape roll appears to be the same. It is currently in a 'cartridge' that inserts into the dymo. At worst, you may have to remove the tape roll from the cheap plastic holder and insert directly. I don't recall the old machines having a plastic insert, but the tape still feeds, squeeze prints and exits the same ol' way. For the price of the tape here, it's worth a shot !!
1685651
It does insert the roll in the coin tube and it will fill it. Just remember the thing makes mistakes.
1248233
Yes, you can use paper coin wrappers. You will have to make sure the bottom of the wrapper is formed so it will properly fit in the holder. The machine will keep a count of the number of coins and once a domination has reached it's limit for a complete roll the machine will stop sorting.
1040739
It appears as though the answer is ... Maybe!!I see some responses that said yes, I even saw a video that demonstrated how to set the crimp, but mine does not as was the case with another response. the number stamped on mine is LEE-308W-D3. maybe the ones that crimp are a different number or maybe Lee changed how they made their dies.
546369
yes it does - it comes with the decapping/resizing die (both happen at the same time), the bullet seating die and the factory crimp die. all work great! but be careful to check spent cartridges for Berdan primers (2 flash holes as opposed to 1), those will break the depriming pin!
309718
Yes but I always check the hight of the rolls because sometimes coins fall on the side - next time I am going to weight them on my digital kitchen scale. The bank take them anyway, the only think is that you must close the rolls.
1198697
it does not crimp. I use the lee taper crimp die on my single stage after I load a batch