Can this trimmer be used on the 4 hole turret press?
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I know this is an old question but I have to put in my 2 cents. On a 4 station turret press, especially one that indexes, you might have to remove all other dies including the powder dump to make room for the spinning handle. The handle on the trimmer is fairly large and clearance to rotate it will be needed. I have an older RCBS Auto 4X4 progressive, and even if I removed all other dies and the powder dump, I would still not have enough clearance unless I also removed the center indexing bar, which is a real pain and not very good for the nylon bushing. If you do have enough room, just purchase the Lee 223 trimmer die, which fits perfectly for the trimmer. I know this is an old question but I have to put in my 2 cents. On a 4 station turret press, especially one that indexes, you might have to remove all other dies including the powder dump to make room for the spinning handle. The handle on the trimmer is fairly large and clearance to rotate it will be needed. I have an older RCBS Auto 4X4 progressive, and even if I removed all other dies and the powder dump, I would still not have enough clearance unless I also removed the center indexing bar, which is a real pain and not very good for the nylon bushing. If you do have enough room, just... » Read More I know this is an old question but I have to put in my 2 cents. On a 4 station turret press, especially one that indexes, you might have to remove all other dies including the powder dump to make room for the spinning handle. The handle on the trimmer is fairly large and clearance to rotate it will be needed. I have an older RCBS Auto 4X4 progressive, and even if I removed all other dies and the powder dump, I would still not have enough clearance unless I also removed the center indexing bar, which is a real pain and not very good for the nylon bushing. If you do have enough room, just purchase the Lee 223 trimmer die, which fits perfectly for the trimmer. « Show Less
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Yes, however It works a lot better on a signal station press. The reason being is that the turret is not locked in position and the cranking motion would cause tension on the case since it is the only thing holding it in place.
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I have a single stage press but I don't know why not, you should be able to set it up in one of the holes. It really works great and does 3 tasks at one time. It will take a little setup to get it working just the way you want it depending on the caliber you use it with. You do know that you have to had a separate trimmer die for each cartridge size right? However, it is worth it to me, great time saver and it does a great job.
1155620
Probably not, those discs cannot be used on a tool that has more than 4000 RPM's. Typically Random orbital sanders are 7500 RPM's and up.
139613
No. To remove the clip you'll need a t6 torx bit. To adjust the pivot you'll need a t8.
1046134
As long as it has the two screw holes on the top of the press to mount it. According to Lee it should work for most presses built since 2006.
987940
Most of the change-up attachments for gas string trimmers are interchangeable. I bought mine for my old trimmer, which I think was Craftsman?? It got stolen but the tiller works fine on my new Craftsman trimmer. Look up the brand on Wikipedia and you can find the root company and all the brands it builds for. Nice tiller, BTW. I rent a rear-tine monster when it's time to break new ground, but this works fine to till up established garden areas and has never backed off from any task I've put it to. I've had the Poulan 4 years or more.
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Don't know about that. Do know that the design of the jig allows a lot of play. It's about impossible to drill the holes in the correct location. I ended up not using it and did the job on a friends mill. Save your money and go to a gunsmith to have the job done
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If you can find the right bit it might. I use a 4" hand grinder for cutting or a drill with a grinding bit fot lock holes.
1131649
Best i remember it comes with a 4 hole turret -- they are not expensive either way --
345658
I don't see why not, though I have never used it for that. I would probably recommend a slightly beefier press if you have any doubts. I KNOW the Lee Challenger Press will work for what you need.
569956
I would not use this for cutting 5/4 cherry. if this tool would make it threw, the hole would be very rough.
1258588
Yes it does. It is also easily removed to place a turret for another caliber...a neat feature for such a reasonably priced press.
1587371
Yes absolutely, I last used it to drill several 4 1/2" deep holes with great ease, just remember to clear (move drill in and out of hole) bit about every 1/2-1" !
665539
I wouldn't recommend it due to the higher rpm that an angle grinder runs compaired to a trim saw.
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Tim, I think it would handle the 5/4, you would just need to cut 50% and then flip the board over to cut through. Make sure you have the board clamped down tight and take it slow. Luckily cherry is not that hard. I would practice with a little scrap first so you get the feel of things. You did not mention the diameter of the hole. It will cut up to an 8in dia hole. It should be used in a drill press with a very low RPM setting, the slower the better.
920936
if it has a bolt that holds the head on then probably yes. the crapsman trimmer I have has a press on lock washer holding the head on and wouldn't work for me
252994
I'm sorry but I'm not familiar with this trimmer. If this is a self feeding head it most likely will not work. As most of these types of heads that I'm familiar with use a much smaller diameter line. This line is about 3/16 of an inch in diameter. So I guess you could measure the opening in the trimmer head. I suggest that you go to a small engine/lawnmower/yard tool repair shop and get a sample of this type line to see if it works. I bought a replacement head that would accommodate this bigger line.
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If you have a 4 hole press you just have to remove the corner bolt and attach the hanger for it there. Yes it comes with all you need.