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I just edited my post, take a look at Ninjatek Armadillo, this might help you. As for what will survive what, I can't say, you are going to have to wade through the specs and see what will perform to your requirements. Let's face it, the hotter environment you want your finished product to...

You can get away with printing higher temperature filaments at lower hot end temperatures at the expense of print speed. The issue is how long it has in the hot end to properly liquefy. So for example, if you are running your hot end at its maximum of 260C and you slow down the print to say...

Check out these baby's View...

Yep, but you get what you pay for, its a superior control board. As far as hot ends go, I am a purist, I machine my own stuff and I also use the duet force sensor for bed leveling. These work awesome as they use the actual nozzle touching the bed to register an extremely accurate Z position. I...

Get a duet3D and never look back, I have these in each of my printers and they are awesome!

I am glad you weren't injured Jim.

Send them a link to this thread and let them see how much business their decision to screw you has cost them.

Severely trimmed.

Don't forget static from the shop vac!

I have the complete shell holder set as well as the large and small rams.

I have a lee that you can borrow.

Jim you are in rare form today, I needed a good laugh.... Jacks tumbling media [rofl]

I have one and I like it for what it is. It uses the standard shellholders with pilots. I am not crazy about how the chuck mechanism works and I have modified it a bit. But, I use it a lot for .223 and .308 as well as .30-30 and it does work and is pretty consistant. The issue is the way it...

I always resize before I trim. When you resize the brass is when it will grow. Trimming before the resize wont work too well for consistant COAL. Thats the way I do it anyway.

Don't let this happen to you. No it isn't mine but I was at the range when it went off, not pretty.

Make sure you dont get any live rounds in there ! [shocked]

Go to the hardware store and get a bathroom fan timer. Mine goes from 0 to 8 hours. You turn it and it tic-tocs down. They have 2 wires and mount in a single hole. I just drilled a 3/8" hole in my Lyman tumblers base and installed it, use wire nuts to connect it in series with the power wire...

So what is your issue? Site rules state that posting that info is a no no.

As has been posted on this forum by people wiser than I "No good can come of the .40" [laugh]

I won't do either, it's too much assumtion of risk. If I screw up and someone gets hurt it's my fault and if someone else screws up, I have a bad day. Either way it's a bummer.