I started Reloading again this time with 308 cases.
i have the lee case trimmer cutter with the 308 rod/pilot that goes through case and primer hole.
i am using my mill/drill using the 1/2" collet to hold the cutter.
I trim just as if your were drilling a hole with a drill press.
I hold case in my fingers, slip it under the rod/pilot and pull the handle.
with case flat on the bottom the cutters starts cutting till the rod bottoms on the solid part of my vise.
its working great except after 30 cases or so my fingers get fatiqued and the case start to spin.
I tried bare fingers, vynal exam gloves, scotch brite, sand paper and nothing realy works better than you fingers. Scotch brite is the worst
The cases still have hornady one shot case lube on them which is a little sticky.
i need some sort of mechanical grip.
i figred some kind of pliers with a lot of surface area.
or some kind of donut with a hole with a slight tapper to match the case.
I was also thinking of a clamping block but not sure how to prceed.
Any Ideas
i have the lee case trimmer cutter with the 308 rod/pilot that goes through case and primer hole.
i am using my mill/drill using the 1/2" collet to hold the cutter.
I trim just as if your were drilling a hole with a drill press.
I hold case in my fingers, slip it under the rod/pilot and pull the handle.
with case flat on the bottom the cutters starts cutting till the rod bottoms on the solid part of my vise.
its working great except after 30 cases or so my fingers get fatiqued and the case start to spin.
I tried bare fingers, vynal exam gloves, scotch brite, sand paper and nothing realy works better than you fingers. Scotch brite is the worst
The cases still have hornady one shot case lube on them which is a little sticky.
i need some sort of mechanical grip.
i figred some kind of pliers with a lot of surface area.
or some kind of donut with a hole with a slight tapper to match the case.
I was also thinking of a clamping block but not sure how to prceed.
Any Ideas