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Does anyone have a better JGY 370 rotor solution for the AM83 design than the one on Thingiverse? The Thingiverse rotor works, but it breaks regularly because there's just not enough meat on it for a...

Full load on one of these is still $1200-1400 with the case and bullet feeders, it's not THAT cheap, and you can get a 750 for about that kind of money. No need for swage on pistol for the most part....

I mean... I'll buy it if it works and FA supports it correctly. I can see why people are not enthused, of course, FA's track record isn't the greatest. But a reliable 10 station progressive that has...

Very good. I looked around for a long time, and I'm going to give these a try for my case feeder:...

I like your mods! What switch did you use for this?

Anyone have an Amazon recommendation for:
1. Small switch for bullet dropper assembly?
2. On/off switch for the bullet dropper as a whole?

I'm building out the 223 case feeder version. Early...

My theory is that the flipper arm is destabilizing them and causing them to fall over. I have since adjusted the ramp slightly so that the "line" was oriented a bit closer to the bullet nose. Oddly...

It was a pretty complex project, especially using the light barrier. I've done a quick post about how it went down for me:
https://thehebrewhammer.net/2020/09/01/my-openbulletfeeder-build/

Glorious victory: https://youtu.be/UI1u2Rlxl6I

I played with the flipper plate a bit and did a quick round of testing, and it's as you say: does seem to make a difference. Suppose I should have figured that out from the "adjustable" in the title!...

Interesting! I'll give that a try tomorrow. I solved my own problem with the flipper arm and sacrificed a ballpoint pen to get the spring - it now clicks more or less like I'd expect.

That said, I...

I've printed this thing, and it works, but I'm getting a lot of bullets nose down. I THINK this is because I'm not using the right spring for the flipper arm thing. The one I bought was too strong...