Seriously the best inside and outside neck deburr tools ever.

[savage112]

The Frankford Arsenal machine is pretty hard to beat. It trims to length, inside and outside chamfers, and cleans primer pockets. I can do 200 cases in less then an hour.

 

[Lead hammer]

Could one self adapt a Forester 3 in 1 cutter head to a Lyman case trimmer? Thats my only gripe with the Lyman as it leaves an interior and exterior burr after taking the cases down.
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If that’s the universal one, it needs the carbide cutter.

 

[OTG8]

The lyman shaft is a bit too big in diameter for the forster 3 in 1 cutter so if you want to do this you either have to machine the hole bigger in the cutter or reduce the diameter on the end of the lyman shaft.

Making an adapter for inside the cutter that screws into the lyman shaft (7/16-20 thread I think) is another option that could work provided your brass still fits in the trimmer since the head is longer.

Thanks. I was hoping it would be a direct fit, unfortunately I don't have access to a lathe anymore.

 

[OTG8]

If that’s the universal one, it needs the carbide cutter.

Agreed. The original cutter is just about as dull as the dummy turning it.

 

[Rod B]

I have had good results with the Lyman case prep center. I use the Little Crow Gun Works trimmer for my 6mmBR brass & the RCBS case trimmer for all others..

 

[South Pender]

Anyone here use the Redding piloted inside chamfering tool? (below)

I've always used the low-tech hand-held LE Wilson tool (below) for years, but it's hard to keep the chamfer cut square to the case mouth. I'm wondering whether the pilot on the Redding tool will keep the chamfer concentric to the case mouth. Anyone with experience?

 

[Janeau]

The best is the Giraud. Trim, chamfer outside and inside in one pass. Consistent, even cut from case to case and very fast.
Anything else do the job but are not the ‘BEST’ as claimed here.

 

[Maple57]

The good carbide ones are back in stock at Amazon.

https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B09Z29ZJZQ/ref=sspa_dk_detail_1?pd_rd_i=B09PXVQXMJ&pd_rd_w=MBJRc&content-id=amzn1.sym.c7dca932-da6a-44fc-af09-cc68d2449b34&pf_rd_p=c7dca932-da6a-44fc-af09-cc68d2449b34&pf_rd_r=Z848XB0XTJCQ44QT3YHZ&pd_rd_wg=KiQQF&pd_rd_r=fb959131-f904-&th=1

 

[jethunter]

The best is the Giraud. Trim, chamfer outside and inside in one pass. Consistent, even cut from case to case and very fast.
Anything else do the job but are not the ‘BEST’ as claimed here.

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"The best ever" is a millenial expression that translates to "this is nice".

 

[Maple57]

"The best ever" is a millenial expression that translates to "this is nice".

Giraud translates to expensive.

Something is not great just because you pay alot of money for it.

I've used the Giraud and once its is set up correctly it works, but I will not agree that the chamfer is cleaner or that the chamfer angles are superior, because they are not.

I dont believe the cutters are carbide either, but please correct me if I'm wrong.

But if you like it, rock on buddy.