Flash hole deburring tool?

[Cleftwynd]

Has anyone found a GOOD quality flash hole deburring tool? I have the handheld one from Redding and it is piss poor to say the least. It does a horrible job, more of a burr mashing stick than anything.

 

[308BAR]

Have a Lyman and it seem to do well removing the burrs, if lyman dosn't whet your whistle maybe a K&M unit.

 

[Bitumen]

I have the redding one and I hate it. I got this one and it rocks. Put it in the drill and you whip thru cases quickly.

http://www.sinclairintl.com/reloading-equipment/case-preparation/flash-hole-deburring-tools/gen-ii-universal-flashhole-deburring-tool-prod34127.aspx#.ULCKmXy9KK0

 

[maynard]

Before switch to Lapua brass years ago i used to deburr the flash holes. Just use a regular drill bit larger than the flash hole but smaller than the neck of the case. A cordless drill held in a vice, drill bit up running at about 150-200 rpm. You just need to place the case lightly on the running drill bit and hold it tight enough to stop it from spinning. it does not take much to take the burrs off the flash hole.

 

[caustic]

I put the lyman one on my RCBS de-burring center, it does what I need it to and very fast.

 

[Lonewolff]

I use a Lyman as well. Removed from the handle, set the stopper for the appropriate case being deburred, and chuck up in the mini lathe. Works great.

 

[hk33ka1]

I use the Lyman. Usuually I spin the case in the Lee zip trim and insert. I don't set the collar but just do it by feel. I also put tools like this in a Canadian Tire drill press and spin the tool while holding the case up to it.

 

[dero338]

I like the K&M because you dont have to worry about case lenght and adjust the collar like the rcbs
all cases are debured at the same depth

 

[caramel]

My best tool for deburring is a dentist crooked pick, work marvel and very easy... JP.

 

[Ganderite]

I use a drill bit in my drill, mounted in a vice. I just touch the case to the drill and feel the roughness as the drill starts to take off the burr, then it gets smooth as it is gone. very quick and cheap.


I have also put the Lyman tool in the drill, but i think i prefer a drill bit.