IDOD neck turning tool?

[Straightshooter1]

Wonder if there's a way to make this machine a 5-Way tool where it also trims, chamfers and deberrs all at the same time???

 

[Bryan Blake]

Wonder if there's a way to make this machine a 5-Way tool where it also trims, chamfers and deberrs all at the same time???

The attachment is in progress and will be released soon....

 

[INTJ]

Dang it! I will need one of these for next season.

 

[whatwind?]

The attachment is in progress and will be released soon....

The giraud’s will flood the market

 

[snoopy001]

...........win! The cost is really the only downside

i'm fully agree with you,we are 2020 and this is not an airplane .Additionally the vise is not complete,if you have some different calibers like wildcats you need to buy any case holder separately if available otherwise you can't turn them with an1800 $ tool .
The best rule : use a good brand of brass, proper neck turning and you shoot the same
groups

 

[misser]

i have seen factory ammo shoot amazing well .safe to say it never touched a idod. makes one wonder whats really needed to be done

 

[232]

I have been considering one of these trimmers, but have a concern.
On small calibers, or even larger, is there a curly cue of shavings left inside the case afterwords?
I do a few necked down FB cases and have custom dies and reamers that do an excellent job, but leave a birdnest inside the case that is a pain to pick out.
Otherwise, looks like a great time/hand saver.

TIA.

 

[Acyr]

I have been considering one of these trimmers, but have a concern.
On small calibers, or even larger, is there a curly cue of shavings left inside the case afterwords?
I do a few necked down FB cases and have custom dies and reamers that do an excellent job, but leave a birdnest inside the case that is a pain to pick out.
Otherwise, looks like a great time/hand saver.

TIA.

There is a chip/shavings removal tool that is provided with the machine. Makes easy work of removing the curly cue's.

 

[232]

Must be a magical removal tool. I use a copper dental pick type tool, and getting curly fries out of a .204 neck is taxing. Tried brushes and modified brushes with no satisfaction. I have the motorized 21st cent neck turner, and while it works well, it does not take long before it takes a toll on my fingers/hands.
Guess I will have to wait on a china robot to do my tasks.

 

[Brians356]

Would an appropriate attachment on a shop vac not suck out brass shavings?
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[Vbull]

I have mine on order cant wait to use it

 

[Dusty Stevens]

I have mine on order cant wait to use it

Theres been some for sale used on here