If you have the machinery needed, I'd LOVE to see pics of the finished brass. :D
Hondo 60 Member Joined Sep 6, 2009 Messages 6,533 Location Freeport, IL Jul 30, 2013 #26 If you have the machinery needed, I'd LOVE to see pics of the finished brass.
B brickeyee Member Joined Feb 25, 2005 Messages 3,201 Jul 30, 2013 #27 Nothing special about the presses, just the tooling. Click to expand... That is pretty far from any normal reloading press.
Nothing special about the presses, just the tooling. Click to expand... That is pretty far from any normal reloading press.
jmorris Member Joined Sep 30, 2005 Messages 24,141 Jul 30, 2013 #28 Oh yes, much different than reloading presses but they are quite common and have been around since the 19th century. The style used in the video I linked to is the flywheel type. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punch_press Last edited: Jul 31, 2013
Oh yes, much different than reloading presses but they are quite common and have been around since the 19th century. The style used in the video I linked to is the flywheel type. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punch_press