Inline Fabrication - Another A++ for Roller Handle - MEC Marksman

[Eagle Six]

My first purchase from Inline Fabrication is a Roller Handle for the MEC Marksman press, and probably will not be my last purchase. Descent website, good product description and information. Quick processing and excellent product. Fit and finish is better than expected. I load standing (or sitting on a high stool), so the little extra handle height fit perfect. Great family business.

 

[nwmnbowhunter]

I have exact same one. They are a must have for any press in my opinion.

Agreed that they are a great business and responded quickly to all my emails.

Make sure you tightened the nut on bottom well. Your natural use of the handle will try to loosen it.... happened to me once.

Great setup!!

 

[SSchnd]

After strenuous use, make sure to check the threaded part is fully threaded into the rod, I need to put a little blue loctite on mine, it tends to work it's way loose. Like InLine Fab Stuff a ton, always good gear.
And they pack their products better than anyone too.

 

[Cryhavoc]

90% of my presses have some sort of Inline Fabrication mounting system or product....Dan sells some great stuff

 

[Bat Rastard]

The quick change mounting plates are awesome.

 

[Eagle Six]

Make sure you tightened the nut on bottom well. Your natural use of the handle will try to loosen it.... happened to me once.

Great setup!!

After strenuous use, make sure to check the threaded part is fully threaded into the rod, I need to put a little blue loctite on mine, it tends to work it's way loose. Like InLine Fab Stuff a ton, always good gear.
And they pack their products better than anyone too.

Good advise, my problem through life has been over tightening!! I used to have a barrel full of snapped bolts and stripped nuts until i finally hauled them of to the scrap yard!

The quick change mounting plates are awesome.

The plate system is what brought me to their site, but it didn't fit my use, but the roller handle does and those neat wall mount organizers may be next.

 

[SSchnd]

My last buy was a universal quick change plate for a vise. Now I can have a vise on the bench quickly. Pull the Coax off with the two thumb nuts slip on the vise and viola. The quick change plates are a great way to be versatile with one press mount. I have very limited space on my bench and do not want to be in the garage in middle of winter using a bench vise.

 

[SSchnd]

Good advise, my problem through life has been over tightening!! I used to have a barrel full of snapped bolts and stripped nuts until i finally hauled them of to the scrap yard!


The plate system is what brought me to their site, but it didn't fit my use, but the roller handle does and those neat wall mount organizers may be next.

Good n Tite Torque setting right?!

 

[Eagle Six]

Good n Tite Torque setting right?!

At 77 11/12 years old I finally have learned that liquid wrench is my friend. I haven't snapped off a bolt in a few years, but about 6 months ago I did snap the jaw off a 5/8" open end wrench! But that doesn't count, it was the fault of the helper pipe I was using on the wrench that caused it!!!

 

[itchyTF]

What brand was the wrench?

 

[Eagle Six]

What brand was the wrench?

I looked and don't have it now, but it sure wasn't a Snap-On!

 

[Oso]

What brand was the wrench?

It is a Hornady Universal Die Wrench. I have one and it is robust. I stuck a magnet on it and attached it to the side of my press. I did a quick search and found a listing on EBay (see link below).

EBay Listing for Hornady Die Wrench