Mon Jun 26, 2017 5:22 pm
PMB wrote:^ I taught her. I just did it with an empty basket, if you must know. See? a work-around!
She checks the depth to make sure it's worth her time. One time I tricked her into helping me when I was only washing about half a pound of 9mm brass. She was irritated, so now she checks.
Sat Feb 08, 2020 7:34 pm
MadPick wrote:Here are a few photos of the screen
Screen strength was one of my big concerns, but it's pretty tough. Once I pour the contents of the tumbler (five pounds of media plus brass) into it and rinse it out, I pick up the screen by the edges and I don't worry about the bottom falling out. I do put a support hand under the center of it when I carry the whole mess out to the garage, but I don't think I really need to.
Sun Feb 09, 2020 1:40 am
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Sun Jan 03, 2021 6:25 pm
chasehooks wrote:PMB wrote:^ I taught her. I just did it with an empty basket, if you must know. See? a work-around!
She checks the depth to make sure it's worth her time. One time I tricked her into helping me when I was only washing about half a pound of 9mm brass. She was irritated, so now she checks.
I just ran a small batch of .223/5.57 and realized the smaller load didn't get as shiny (being ran for the same time). May be hard to tell in the picture.
Sun Jan 03, 2021 6:59 pm
Sun Jan 03, 2021 10:21 pm
MadPick wrote:Yeah, I've found that I need to use more "soap" (whatever you're using) when I'm tumbling lubed brass.
Mon Jan 04, 2021 5:31 am
Caveman Jim wrote:MadPick wrote:Yeah, I've found that I need to use more "soap" (whatever you're using) when I'm tumbling lubed brass.
Thanks buddy.
I thought I was using too much soap with 1 teaspoon of Dawn, a little lemo shine, 3 tablespoons of Maguire's auto wash/wax.
I guess I’ll bump up the numbers except for the lemo shine.
Mon Jan 04, 2021 8:28 am
Pablo wrote:Caveman Jim wrote:MadPick wrote:Yeah, I've found that I need to use more "soap" (whatever you're using) when I'm tumbling lubed brass.
Thanks buddy.
I thought I was using too much soap with 1 teaspoon of Dawn, a little lemo shine, 3 tablespoons of Maguire's auto wash/wax.
I guess I’ll bump up the numbers except for the lemo shine.[lquote]
That should be plenty of soap in the tumble.
You overlubed, OK OK OK, you need to degrease first. Bucket with Simple Green or LA's Totally Awesome cleaner degreaser solution first, then tumble. Do not tumble with those. Ask me how I know this.
Mon Jan 04, 2021 8:40 am
Caveman Jim wrote:
My way of thinking I’d rather over lube then under lube any day and I have never had a problem with dimples. That being said I seem to remember someone mentioned to spray cases with alcohol and wipe them with a towel before cleaning.
Mon Jan 04, 2021 9:43 am
Caveman Jim wrote:It might be because the 223 were deprimed and resized with lanolin/Heet lube .... Hmmmmm
Mon Jan 04, 2021 9:54 am
Caveman Jim wrote:MadPick wrote:Yeah, I've found that I need to use more "soap" (whatever you're using) when I'm tumbling lubed brass.
Thanks buddy.
I thought I was using too much soap with 1 teaspoon of Dawn, a little lemo shine, 3 tablespoons of Maguire's auto wash/wax.
I guess I’ll bump up the numbers except for the lemo shine.