Sinclair NT 4000 Neck Turn tool

[SeabeeKen]

Since selling my lathe and in the process of moving, Ive been looking at hand operated neck turning tools. Anyone use this tool? I'd be interested in thoughts and experience as to quality and use. I already use their mandrel die.

 

[mikecr]

It's very high quality for sure. Easy to use. Matches their expansion system.
As far as turning cases by hand, I've never actually done that. I use a gear motor similar to Benchrite.

 

[SeabeeKen]

It's very high quality for sure. Easy to use. Matches their expansion system.
As far as turning cases by hand, I've never actually done that. I use a gear motor similar to Benchrite.

Thanks Mike. May pull the pin on it.

 

[jcm24m]

I also use the NT 4000 because of the larger size. It helps alot with hand fatigue being it’s easier to hang on to during large amounts of turning brass. I use it with the Sinclair power station.

 

[bozo699]

I also use the NT 4000 because of the larger size. It helps alot with hand fatigue being it’s easier to hang on to during large amounts of turning brass. I use it with the Sinclair power station.

I agree sir!…. Very ergonomic. I have two NT 4000’s and for old arthritic hands there awesome, I also really like the PGA!… the Harts, K&M and even the 21st century do a good job but to small for big wore out hands
Wayne

 

[SeabeeKen]

Ive got similar hand issues. I will get one after I finish moving. Amazing the reloading gear we accumulate over the years. Boxed a lot of stuff. Never again. Thanks for the input gents

 

[PhilC]

I bought an NT-1000 before the others showed up, still using it. I no longer use hand power, instead I use 21st Century case spinner in 12v cordless drill.