Chamfer/Debur Tool

Like this?
http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=565099

or this?

http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=331699

Oh I think I understand now! I was actually thinking of that the other day myself. The only problem I would see would be getting the angle to work so that it would work on neck walls that were different thicknesses.

I use the lyman case prep kit, it comes with a handcrank system that I keep the inside/outside deburr pc.(comes with) it also includes the primerpocket military crimp remover that I chucked on my cordless drill, I mounted the crank next to my case trimmer, after trimming I just move over to the lyman and deburr/chamfer in one easy step with a couple of spins, made my process a lot faster, any crimped primer pockets get a quick hit with the cordless and on I go, the case prep kit was +/- $26 from natches shooting supplys I also found it at midways.

I just use the Lee case trimmer lock stud, mounted in my cordless. Then a hand held chamfer/debur tool. On goes the the drill, chamfer, flip the tool, debur, off goes the drill, in goes a new piece of brass. Works fast enough for my needs.

-Jenrick

Yes! The tool is made by Giraud, the price is steep but it allows you to do a case every 3 seconds:
http://www.giraudtool.com/

I think that you might want to check out Sinclair International

http://www.sinclairintl.com/cgi-bin/category.cgi?category=RECPDT&type=store.

They have a holder for the RCBS tool that you mount in the drill press. I used one for decades and it sure speeds up the operation and produces a quality chamfer.

Uncle Chan. I believe I know what you are after. Except I doubt that it is out there as it would be caliber specific. You want a tool that has both the chamfer and outside deburing capability so you can do both in one twist. It would need to have a set parameter so you wouldn't over cut the case effecting the case length. With this in mind...You would need one for .30, 9mm, .38, .270 and so on. Could get expensive. And that may be why they are either hard to find or don't exist.

The lyman tool I wrote about is cone shaped with a slot cut to do the chamfer, along this cut is a teardrop shaped metal piece that gets adjusted anywhere on the cone to provide the deburr, with this method it can be adjusted to work on all calibers and the deburr/chamfer is controled by the pressure you apply with the case and the cranks of the handle, I can't spend a lot on my tools so this works just fine for me, if you have a few hundred laying around you can find some of the powered ones that do the same thing.

There is the 3 Way Cutter for the RCBS Case Trimmer.

And, then there is the Giraud!

I guess it might depend on what case length trimmer you're using. If you're using the lyman, "Chamfer/Deburr Accessory Tool" would be fine. http://lymanproducts.com/lyman/case-trimmers/trimmer-accessories.php

You might be able to chuck that in a drill.

I looked at the Dillon site.. I know they used to have a power (low RPM) case prep station that had four virtical heads out of a block, One with a brush, a lube swab, chamfer and debur stations. My friend has one and it's quite slick. Unfortunately I don't see it listed online. You might call them. If I were doing thousands of rounds at a session, that's what I'd look for.

Very similar to the RCBS version https://shop.rcbs.com/WebConnect/Ma...oductDisplay&screenlabel=index&productId=3170

Evilbay has a few listed for cheaper than RCBS online.

You might look at Redding, Forster, or Sinclair for their products.

-Steve