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Thread: A case feeder for a Dillon Square Deal B

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    A case feeder for a Dillon Square Deal B

    A case feeder for a Dillon Square Deal B would be a dream to me and thought about it for a long time, even if it could be done. The only one I ever saw was our own jmorrismetal and he amazes me at the stuff he does. But I wanted one that would hook up to a case feeder and still have the drop bin, so I took on me to come up with something to work for my setup. And a lot would say just get a press setup for a case feeder, well at my age in time I don’t have a $1000 for a new press with a case feeder. So I made what I have work. I had no map to follow and came out good, just wanted to share what I did. My welding isn’t great but I can get it to stick together it’s the idea that I wanted to share. I put in a build link at the end that took way more time than the video its self. Hope this helps someone on a build of their own.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjSYnpECyNg
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    Quote Originally Posted by Harry Tobin View Post
    A case feeder for a Dillon Square Deal B would be a dream to me and thought about it for a long time, even if it could be done. The only one I ever saw was our own jmorrismetal and he amazes me at the stuff he does. But I wanted one that would hook up to a case feeder and still have the drop bin, so I took on me to come up with something to work for my setup. And a lot would say just get a press setup for a case feeder, well at my age in time I don’t have a $1000 for a new press with a case feeder. So I made what I have work. I had no map to follow and came out good, just wanted to share what I did. My welding isn’t great but I can get it to stick together it’s the idea that I wanted to share. I put in a build link at the end that took way more time than the video its self. Hope this helps someone on a build of their own.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjSYnpECyNg
    nice!


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    Looks like a winner!

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    Looks like it works good.

    Nice job!

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    Nice set up. Good video as well.
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    Not having the welding skills needed I can only appreciate this from afar.

    well done
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    Wow

    Great job. How many hours start to finish? Also was there any learning curb.

    Blue prints?

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    Necessity is the Mother so they say. Nice job.

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    Well done! It works, that's all that matters.

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    You definitely deserve an "Attaboy", nice to see those thinking outside the box. I am curious as to your case loading tube? Is it manual or motor driven?

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    Nice design. Maybe you should build a few!
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    Glad for the feedback, now driving myself crazy on a Case Collator for this. A far as time spent on the main case feed unit 3 weeks plus and endless nights thinking about it. Now for the collator the same process, I want this to be 100% without dropping a case the wrong way down. I will post this when it is done, but this isn’t easy because of the press design. It’s only a 4 stage press and ones with case feeders are 5, so I’m forcing it to do what I want and the set-up is very tedious task and that’s why there is no market or plans for this, I can only show what I have done with hope other with perseverance will try. Maybe a week or two before the whole system is done but I will show it when done, hey I’m a stubborn old man and this will be done.
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    That's real cool. So two questions, 1 is do you think it's possible to do with wood or plastic for someone who has no welding skills, and 2, how much faster do you guess this makes the press?

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    That is really nice ! Great job.

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    I wanted a case feeder for mine as well, and would be nice to have a projectile feeder on it also. I really like it going to add that to my novel of things to make, was just a list but just keeps growing, thanks for sharing

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