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Posted: 10/15/2012 11:50:52 AM EDT
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Anyone make a chamfer/deburr tool that I can chuck up into my cordless drill?? I put my primer pocket reamer in the drill and do those, figured I could speed up the chamfer and deburr process....
Oh, and I work for a living, so a Giraud is out of the question 
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Lots of people make them. Here's one...
http://www.harborfreight.com/1-2-half-inch-six-flute-countersink-93342.html ETA: On sale for $1.99. I'd get a couple of them. 
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Possom Hollow does. http://www.midwayusa.com/product/295771/possum-hollow-chamfer-and-deburring-tool-power-adapter The possum hollow adapter is a great idea, it seems no one has it in stock, Midway, Brownells, Grafs, Mid-south 
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While it doesn't fit into a drill. I took the cutter head from this and mounted it into a motor. It does both operations and easily
adjusts to all calibers. Tool 
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If you have a trimmer, get the RCBS 3-way cutter and roll trimming/chamfering/deburring all into the same step. Some of the best reloading money I've spent thus far. ETA: That cutter works on a Hornady cam-lock trimmer too, not just the RCBS. Will it work on a Lyman universal trimmer?? |
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Wonder if I can make this work??  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=volkNAxUiOo
You just need one of these http://www.amazon.com/SE-Power-Extension-Socket-Drills/dp/B0002TW1D8 |
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If you have a trimmer, get the RCBS 3-way cutter and roll trimming/chamfering/deburring all into the same step. Some of the best reloading money I've spent thus far. ETA: That cutter works on a Hornady cam-lock trimmer too, not just the RCBS. Will it work on a Lyman universal trimmer?? IDK but the case trim cutter will interchange between the Lyman, RCBS and I think a Redding. I bought the coated Redding cutter a couple years back and it fit both my Lyman and the RCBS shafts. |
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If you have a trimmer, get the RCBS 3-way cutter and roll trimming/chamfering/deburring all into the same step. Some of the best reloading money I've spent thus far. ETA: That cutter works on a Hornady cam-lock trimmer too, not just the RCBS. This. I bought a .30 cal one a few weeks ago and burnt through 1100 cases in about 5hrs. Once I got it set it was right on the whole time. Getting one for the .223 trimmer next. |
I just got one of these from Midway when it was on sale for around $80 It has 5 rotating stations with multiple tool bits. I set mine up with inside chamfer, outside deburr, flash hole deburr, primer pocket cleaner, and primer pocket uniformer. Just go around each one with each shell casing. Size and trim first, and swage primer pockets if necessary after. Run it through the cleaner to polish and remove case lube and it's all prepped. |
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I just got one of these from Midway when it was on sale for around $80 http://media.midwayusa.com/productimages/880x660/primary/211/211733.jpg It has 5 rotating stations with multiple tool bits. I set mine up with inside chamfer, outside deburr, flash hole deburr, primer pocket cleaner, and primer pocket uniformer. Just go around each one with each shell casing. Size and trim first, and swage primer pockets if necessary after. Run it through the cleaner to polish and remove case lube and it's all prepped. Yeah, that is a nice rig. I see it's back up to $120 now though  Oh well, I got a adapter for the drill, and put my LEE tool in a deep well socket it fit, and it works good in the drill for now.
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Quoted: I just got one of these from Midway when it was on sale for around $80 http://media.midwayusa.com/productimages/880x660/primary/211/211733.jpg It has 5 rotating stations with multiple tool bits. I set mine up with inside chamfer, outside deburr, flash hole deburr, primer pocket cleaner, and primer pocket uniformer. Just go around each one with each shell casing. Size and trim first, and swage primer pockets if necessary after. Run it through the cleaner to polish and remove case lube and it's all prepped. I don't debur by hand anymore since I have the Giraud trimmer, but if I had to debur by hand I'd invest one of these work station things. Using a hand held drill is more fatiguing than just using a hand deburing tool IMHO |
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