Spud's wee press.....I think

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Re: Spud's wee press.....I think

#41 Post by spud »

Blu wrote:I have to agree with Alpha1 there, I don't worry either about a lot of the stuff you guys go on about and my rounds still go where I want them to go. I've been using the same old RCBS rock chucker for the best part of twenty years and it's still doing it's job. It sounds like you fella's spend more time faffing around than you do actually shooting the stuff you make.

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we get to shoot as well when we can joe
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#42 Post by ovenpaa »

Scotsgun wrote: I'm surprised you opted for an arbor press when designing a 'dogs bollox' press though.

I haven't seen the press ordered yet but would have rather spent my daughter's hard earned inheritance with you than a large supplier. Mind you, those F types shell out stupid amounts for even basic kit ;)
This is not an Arbor press, far from it in fact. This is a C Press predominantly constructed of hard aluminium and stainless with ground steel rams and bushings.
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#43 Post by j0e_bl0ggs »

ovenpaa wrote:
Scotsgun wrote: I'm surprised you opted for an arbor press when designing a 'dogs bollox' press though.

I haven't seen the press ordered yet but would have rather spent my daughter's hard earned inheritance with you than a large supplier. Mind you, those F types shell out stupid amounts for even basic kit ;)
This is not an Arbor press, far from it in fact. This is a C Press predominantly constructed of hard aluminium and stainless with ground steel rams and bushings.
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#44 Post by spud »

why not wait and see joe and let dave reveal in his own time
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#45 Post by j0e_bl0ggs »

spud wrote:why not wait and see joe and let dave reveal in his own time
Impatient I guess!
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#46 Post by spud »

i guess
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#47 Post by ovenpaa »

Missed this, we are working today.

The thing about reloading presses is there are only so many designs you can adopt, be it Ring Frame or Toggle or C Frame or something else so in that respect design concepts are going to be limited however there are many more features that can be added or changed.
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#48 Post by Scotsgun »

I should never have started this thread. Too many possibilities and ideas are popping into my head and i've got the urge to boot up the CAD program.

I could waste days on this bloody thing.
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#49 Post by spud »

Same here Scots same here.
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#50 Post by dromia »

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