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Thread: Type of File for Thinning Rim Diameter

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    Boolit Buddy
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    I found a Stihl chainsaw raker file is great for this application,fine cut,also has safe edges as well.

    Cheers Mal in au.

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    Quote Originally Posted by country gent View Post
    A simple "jig" for this an be made up from 1/4 X 2 flat stock about 6" long.

    Drill a flat bottomed hole along one edge to the depth you want the rim thickens slightly larger in dia. this leaves a recess for the rim to sit in.
    Bolt to drill press table with the hole aligned with spindle.
    Lower rim into recess. lock spindle
    lightly lay file on pads and slowly push forward. When the file stops cutting your to thickness.
    Thanks, country. Trying this. If it all works out I’ll put up an informative post.

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    Hacksaw blade
    Run it flat along the case teeth onto the shoulder.

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