Excellent. I made one this morning and it worked great. The one I made I mounted directly to the primer trough. I had made on before from a TH-cam sight by “Not An Expert” it worked well. I used the way he mounted the vertical part instead of the brass screw you used. Your design worked better for me than his and has one less part. Once again thank you for sharing an excellent design.
I made a "forced" primer feed system using some fine springs, wire and string which works real good (requires too much fine adjustment however) but I like your design better and may do something similar.
@@kainilsen6512 No i didn't... I made it work by opening it up and carefully deburring the inside. Some graphite powder is said to help as well but in my case deburring was enough. It's also critical to have the metal rod rubbing against the collum. The slots in the collum make the assembly shake and therefore moving stuck caps. It works reasonably well for me now, but if i ever design a force-feeder (i would use a curcular nylon brush to gently brush them in) i hope i remeber and will post a link here
That "extra hole" in the shell plate carrier assembly you mention is not an extra hole. It is for the chain that controls the auto disk powder measure.
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Excellent. I made one this morning and it worked great. The one I made I mounted directly to the primer trough. I had made on before from a TH-cam sight by “Not An Expert” it worked well. I used the way he mounted the vertical part instead of the brass screw you used. Your design worked better for me than his and has one less part.
Once again thank you for sharing an excellent design.
Glad I could help
@@lonsurez83 can u make and send one?
Super solution!
Super solution. What Causes the shell plate to tighten itself down so the rotation stops?
Genius!
I made a "forced" primer feed system using some fine springs, wire and string which works real good (requires too much fine adjustment however) but I like your design better and may do something similar.
Thank you, maybe i make a 3d printable version of this!
Hi, have you made this in 3d printable?
@@kainilsen6512 No i didn't... I made it work by opening it up and carefully deburring the inside. Some graphite powder is said to help as well but in my case deburring was enough. It's also critical to have the metal rod rubbing against the collum. The slots in the collum make the assembly shake and therefore moving stuck caps. It works reasonably well for me now, but if i ever design a force-feeder (i would use a curcular nylon brush to gently brush them in) i hope i remeber and will post a link here
That "extra hole" in the shell plate carrier assembly you mention is not an extra hole. It is for the chain that controls the auto disk powder measure.
The absolute simple fix:
Sprinkle some powdered graphite on to the primer tray and primer chute.