Drill for turning necks

[tclaunch]

Well, my trusty old Hitachi drill that I use for turning necks has given up the ghost. Just finished searching for a replacement and I came up with nothing. The Hitachi had, on the trigger, a small knob that you adjusted the speed of the drill with. It was great for turning necks because no matter how hard I pressed the trigger the drill always ran at the set speed. Do you have any thoughts were I could find such an animal? Would prefer cordless but, could do with a corded one.

Not sure its the same model, but i have 2 of these. One in loading room, the other for annealing in the kitchen. I can sell you 1 of mine, I really dislike to memory cord. I have other corded tools the cord is limp, not this drill.

http://www.lowes.com/pd_118433-67702-D10VH___?productId=1006139&pl=1&Ntt=hitachi+drill#img

 

[nmkid]

Not sure its the same model, but i have 2 of these. One in loading room, the other for annealing in the kitchen. I can sell you 1 of mine, I really dislike to memory cord. I have other corded tools the cord is limp, not this drill.

http://www.lowes.com/pd_118433-67702-D10VH___?productId=1006139&pl=1&Ntt=hitachi+drill#img

Thanks. That's the one. I ordered one from Lowe's today

 

[nmkid]

Guys thanks for all the PM's on this. I searched and couldn't find what I needed so I posted my need and you folks found what I couldn't. Got another PM from Ackleyman11 and he found some nice ones on Ebay. So, of course I had to another one. Now I have 2 coming!!

 

[Dusty Stevens]

http://www.pmatool.com/case-prep-lathe/

 

[Endyo]

I'm glad you posted something. I searched for a variable/fixed power drill and never did find one.

My Dewalt is great I think it's done well over 200 cases without needing a charge, but it's heavy and hangs off the lathe, and sometimes I get bursts in speed trimming faster than I want.

I'll be getting one of these Hitachi's also.

 

[6MMsteve]

Well, my trusty old Hitachi drill that I use for turning necks has given up the ghost. Just finished searching for a replacement and I came up with nothing. The Hitachi had, on the trigger, a small knob that you adjusted the speed of the drill with. It was great for turning necks because no matter how hard I pressed the trigger the drill always ran at the set speed. Do you have any thoughts were I could find such an animal? Would prefer cordless but, could do with a corded one.

Rest in peace old green one

 

[nmkid]

http://www.pmatool.com/case-prep-lathe/

I have looked at that in the past. Maybe later this year. I tried to find a video of that unit in use but, couldn't. Have you?

 

[Dusty Stevens]

I have looked at that in the past. Maybe later this year. I tried to find a video of that unit in use but, couldn't. Have you?

No ive never seen a video

 

[JRS]

http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/2012/10/new-info-site-and-case-trimmer-tool-from-pma-tool/

 

[nmkid]

http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/2012/10/new-info-site-and-case-trimmer-tool-from-pma-tool/

Well, that shows them trimming. But, I suppose it would be just as easy to turn a case neck.

 

[JRS]

Well, that shows them trimming. But, I suppose it would be just as easy to turn a case neck.

Every bit as easy.

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Once you use a case lathe driver like that you wont ever use a drill again. The benchrite motor sold by benchrite and pma is the one on the market everybody uses now

 

[nmkid]

Just asking...I wonder what the life is, of, the on/off switch on the Benchrite? Not that I would probably ever exceed it. I have got to stop looking at that thing!! I want to buy tires for my Jeep!

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Its just a simple toggle switch. Once it goes out grab another for $5 at autozone. I bet itll last longer than a drill on off switch.