Making that Bullet Collator

[J. DIEGO]

And now to fill the glass!

BulletFeederSCALE.bmp

[J. DIEGO]

Casefeeder. hm... There are easier designes based on weight difference between base and case mouth. Maybe a future option. Have enough to do with answering question atm with the bullet feeder



there is a better design from jmorris. Not rotating parts. I adapted it you can download it on thingiverse.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqjjiKPX5iQ

This system does not work for my 32wc

[J. DIEGO]

In this video all working!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLLdlNGysfk

[AmmoMike83]

In this video all working!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLLdlNGysfk

Ahhh. now I understand

[J. DIEGO]

Hard to say without a datasheet.

Mike, if you create a file drop_tube of width 16mm to adapt it to my star lube
I can use the end of career of dillon and say if it works or not!
I have one of these original career ends on hand.

[J. DIEGO]

Ahhh. now I understand

: muyconfu : razz:

[AmmoMike83]

Mike, if you create a file drop_tube of width 16mm to adapt it to my star lube
I can use the end of career of dillon and say if it works or not!
I have one of these original career ends on hand.

With the big switch? Will do it tomorrow. Have to take care for my kids now.

[J. DIEGO]

With the big switch? Will do it tomorrow. Have to take care for my kids now.

No hurry, mate
The family is first!!

[AmmoMike83]

Mike, if you create a file drop_tube of width 16mm to adapt it to my star lube
I can use the end of career of dillon and say if it works or not!
I have one of these original career ends on hand.

uploaded.

[J. DIEGO]

Thanks friend
I'm going to look for it, I'll comment that it's gone

[J. DIEGO]

It’s not infrared. It’s visible light.

https://www.ebay.es/itm/KEMO-B045-Ba...oAAOSw3wVafYlX

[AmmoMike83]

https://www.ebay.es/itm/KEMO-B045-Ba...oAAOSw3wVafYlX

[J. DIEGO]

Well I've already done the test and it does not work with this dillon switch either!
I'm going to put an infrared in its place, I already have one mounted that way.

[J. DIEGO]

I have located this end of the race, it looks good!
https://www.digikey.ca/products/en?keywords=480-2395-nd

Technical data;
The V7 switch is available as a pin plunger style or with optional integral or auxiliary levers to actuate the switch and
offer versatility in the application. The switch requires as little as 0,15 Newtons [approximately ½ ounce] to operate
for extremely sensitive applications or an operating force of almost 4 Newtons [14 ounces] where higher forces are
required. The V7 switch can reliably control logic level electrical loads from less than 0.1 A to power duty switching up
to 25 A. Agency certifications for the MICRO SWITCH™ V7 switches are provided through CSA, ENEC, and UL for
global use around the world.

[Mark2215]

Got home from work this morning and my new tall collator was done!! Got it installed and running in no time. I didn't have to drill out any of the holes this time. One slight problem, the plug for the drop hole is not the right size. I put some tape around it and it's good enough.

Thanks again Mike!

[Mark2215]

I have located this end of the race, it looks good!
https://www.digikey.ca/products/en?keywords=480-2395-nd

Technical data;
The V7 switch is available as a pin plunger style or with optional integral or auxiliary levers to actuate the switch and
offer versatility in the application. The switch requires as little as 0,15 Newtons [approximately ½ ounce] to operate
for extremely sensitive applications or an operating force of almost 4 Newtons [14 ounces] where higher forces are
required. The V7 switch can reliably control logic level electrical loads from less than 0.1 A to power duty switching up
to 25 A. Agency certifications for the MICRO SWITCH™ V7 switches are provided through CSA, ENEC, and UL for
global use around the world.

I used these switches https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I did drill out the rivet, open up the switch and tweak the spring to make it lighter.

[jmorris]

Mike here is a video of it working with HB 100 gn RN.



Thanks for all the hard work.

[AmmoMike83]

Got home from work this morning and my new tall collator was done!! Got it installed and running in no time. I didn't have to drill out any of the holes this time. One slight problem, the plug for the drop hole is not the right size. I put some tape around it and it's good enough.

Thanks again Mike!

My pleasure, Mark! Great work!

[AmmoMike83]

Mike here is a video of it working with HB 100 gn RN.



Thanks for all the hard work.

I thank you, for supporting the project! I added your video to the thing instructions.

[J. DIEGO]

I used these switches https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I did drill out the rivet, open up the switch and tweak the spring to make it lighter.

Try doing it with some that you buy from aliexpress without too much success
I will not try hard either, I will try again, thanks