Die Adjustment

[Boogedy_Man]

Its the same function as having the car/house keys in the wrong pocket when carrying something heavy, or when a dropped socket always seems to roll further under the car or the only screw you had in your hand falls just out of reach while wrestling a heavy piece precisely in place.

I've learned working on my sawmill that it's not worth the effort to look for lost nuts, bolts or washers. Search with a magnet always turns up parts you lost months ago, but not the one you lost today. Lol. There isn't a fastener on the whole machine worth that kind of frustration.

[Mr_Sheesh]

I find too often that dropped tools or fasteners will drop into places I can't get to in the truck's frame & basically just buy another because the only way to get it out of there is to drive it over rough roads, frustrating!

[William Yanda]

Another corollary of Murphy's Law.

[gray wolf]

Kinda like when the micro wave stops,
the handle on the coffee cup is always to the rear.

Cup needs about 4 handles Eh.

[Mr_Sheesh]

I figured out that my microwave/convection oven's turntable rotates once every 10 seconds so I just give things nukage in multiples of 10 seconds to fix that; The rotation direction is random, due to the motor they used, but that's a Don't Care as we call it

[robg]

Murphy was an optimist.

[Walter Laich]

Not on a Hornady Lock and load
Unlock - turn- relock- and adjust die- done

went to L N L when I started loading 45-70 and given advice to use them

loved them ever since (do see a bit of "oil for the lamps of China" because of the need for separate adapter for each die but small cost when I figure in convenience of them--this is a hobby and I want to enjoy it to max)

[Walter Laich]

Kinda like when the micro wave stops,
the handle on the coffee cup is always to the rear.

Cup needs about 4 handles Eh.

for some reason I don't have this problem when I heat up dinner plates