ANOTHER USE FOR YOUR DREMEL

[Groucho]

Yes, Gary, there are still more uses for the Dremel!

I am now using my Dremel to clean the primer pockets. I picked up a small carbon steel brush which is Catalog #443 with Dremel. It cleans the crud out of the primer pocket in about one second. I run the Dremel on low speed and without lots of pressure, push the casing into the tool. Works like a charm and now I don't have to keep the RCBS case prep center just to have that little brush.

OK, all of you probably already knew this and Groucho is just getting on board.

Hope this helps.

Groucho

[Azrial]

Now if I can just mount a Dremel in one of the stations of my Dillion 650///

[mj2evans]

You're laughing but why has no one come up with a primer pocket cleaner for a progerssive? This is about all that is missing from the current set ups.

Dremel = love

[davedude]

You need MO POWER dude! dremel tools are wimpy. Chuck that sucker up in a half inch drill motor and ejoy the virtues of evil tork!:D

Dave Dude

[GySgt D]

I have used an electric drill for much the same purpose for years. Thought about using my Dremel the other day for the task; will have to give it a try.

Also started to use it to clean up my really distressed brass. Used a buffing wheel attachment that has some brass polish soaked in. Makes a big mess, but greatly cuts down on the tumbling time required for my nastier brass.

Yet another use was discovered a couple days ago: I polished my wedding ring with it. Looks better than it did when it was brand new; fifteen years ago.

[johnny]

:eek:

[English Mike]

Originally posted by W.E.G.
It even removes blackheads!

Well, you've always been a sucker for Dremels:tongue: