Re: 20 cal. Flash Hole Debur Tool UPDATE
Posted: Thu May 13, 2010 12:42 am
March 23rd:
March 31st:
The reason I ask is apparently some cases have .060, and others have .080 flash holes.
March 23rd:wirelessguy2005 wrote:I am curious to find out what kind of flash hole deburring tool you guys are currently using for preping your 17 & 20 caliber brass? I would also like to find out what interest if any exists in having a very high quality tool made for a very reasonable price? Any feedback you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
March 23rd:bow shot wrote:RCBS: Cuts like a plastic knife. Only deburrs the hole, does not uniform it. Relies on case length uniformity for "correct" depth of cut. I don't like any of those 3 things.
Quoted above are the first two replies to your request for input, and the best advice you were given. Why ask for advice if you're going to ignore it?Rick in Oregon wrote:The K&M tool has a positive stop at the end of the cutter shank. You cannot over cut the hole, as the shank bottoms out on the case web/bottom of case. Every case gets cut exactly the same, with a nice bevel and uniform flash hole diameter. I also hate tools that are "case length dependent", and therefore (to me) poorly designed.
March 31st:
Can you provide this info yet?kenbrofox wrote:What will be the diameter of the flash hole after 'uniforming' with the new tool?
The reason I ask is apparently some cases have .060, and others have .080 flash holes.