I'm fiddling with a thought, I'm curious if anyone could tell me about what type of pressure may be used in say a lyman or rcbs lube sizer to force something like a hard lube into the die? and to get the lube to the die does it have to surround the die? or is there some type of channel machined in the machine around it or directly to it? I wish I had one so I could see exactly how it works. I have a hard time coming up with money but I'm pretty good at building stuff that someone has already engineered and just takes a little bit of re engineering with parts of lesser value. and I'm getting anxious because I want a lube sizer and I haven't found the right deal yet. so I'm considering an attempt at a build. I would like to use proven designs in certain areas such as the dies and how the lube is fed to them. but I have no idea how it is done once it gets to the die. the reservoir is easy and the feed orifice from the reservoir to the die is also easy, but I don't know if they use a banjo style setup or just push it in on one side.