I also have encountered this complication, but not breaking my Orange Crusher press with use of Lee dies, even though I stupidly placed a 3' pipe on the end of the handle for additional leverage. After a small amount of sizing efforts, I resolved the complication by using graduated sizing dies; starting with one that is .002" larger than finished size. Then the final size and all are concentric when measured, with powder coating still on all castings. I suggest you order another or two other larger sizing dies for your lube-sizer, to prevent further complications or breakage of equipment.
I also have encountered this complication, but not breaking my Orange Crusher press with use of Lee dies, even though I stupidly placed a 3' pipe on the end of the handle for additional leverage. After a small amount of sizing efforts, I resolved the complication by using graduated sizing dies; starting with one that is .002" larger than finished size. Then the final size and all are concentric when measured, with powder coating still on all castings. I suggest you order another or two other larger sizing dies for your lube-sizer, to prevent further complications or breakage of equipment.
I don't know about pouring lead tainted water on the dishes in the sink.