Anyone Ever Seen A Lubrisizer Like this?

[35 Whelen]

Anyone ever see one of these? I found it at an auction. Looks home made, but VERY well made. works on the same principal as a Star and even uses their dies with the C-clip[ type die from Star. (It came with a .454" in it)

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98186

I got it up nd running and must say it works quite well!

35W

[45-70bpcr]

That is a piece of art. Great find. I think you should reproduce them!

[blikseme300]

The ingenuity of my fellow man never ceases to amaze me. And I thought making my own sizing dies was extreme.:drinks:

[Bullshop Junior]

I wish I had it bid take it apart and use it as a pattern to make more.

[wv109323]

Does it take Star Dies? It looks like a homemade Star.

[Walter Laich]

wish I learned to weld rather than set type by hand back in school--BTW didn't have a choice. Not too many type setters any more

[kayak1]

Very cool!

[DRNurse1]

I agree with WV109323: It looks like a homemade version of a Star. Does it have a compressor / spring arrangement like the star?

[Bullshop Junior]

wish I learned to weld rather than set type by hand back in school--BTW didn't have a choice. Not too many type setters any more

I took welding classes on collage. Honestly learned way more reading welding for dummy's, buying a welder, and building stuff.