The shank of drill, or reamer? A typical HSS chucking reamer (they do make 'jig reamers' which are a little different) is meant to follow the holes, so IMO you want to hang that …
My barreled action is done! This hefty setup is already a beast. Even the action wrench from BAT Machine is of monstrous size. Coming next is Cerakote, break-in, and extra long shots!See more on ultimatereloader
( Torkers post about four jaw taper) If yours is bum use a face plate. I have made reamers of just the driving bands, sent the blocks still on the handles on a flat surface on the …
Make the chambering reamer just like you were making a "D" Bit, just copy the shape of the cartridge and allow a "short "leade" on the front of the reamer of about 5 degrees …
But what about the barrel. Are shillen or another company barrel good enough that a lathe is not needed for correct length into the action. I would like to build a 700 but I'm not making a business out of it. So I don't need and can't afford a lathe anyways. I'm doing it to say I did it. My plan as of now is to get a remington SA action.
I need to make a special reamer. Searching the forums i have not found how the reamer flutes are typically cut. Perhaps i am not using the correct terms. The flutes i have looked at seem to have a hollow grind look on the long side.
Make the chambering reamer just like you were making a "D" Bit, just copy the shape of the cartridge and allow a "short "leade" on the front of the reamer of about 5 degrees leading to the pilot section. There are differences in bore diameters and you need to slug the bore and make your reamer to suit.
Like with the 7mm PRC build, I'll be making a rigid reamer holder on the lathe. This is the best way to get the best hold on the reamer and ensure complete alignment. This is done using the tooling on the headstock side, …
STAINLESS BULLET SEATER BLANK Seating Stem, flat head screw driver here. With the addition of the Wilson Micro-Adjustable Bullet Seating Cap, you can easily dial in your OAL with the turn of the dial Step 5: Chuck Die Concentric in Lathe The bore of the die is most concentric part of the die. Insert a long pin gauge or straight chucking reamer,
It helps if a little material is polished off the shank, leaving the first 1/2-3/4" full diameter. It's asking quite a bit to have the full size drill rod not seize in the hole if you are going very deep. Reamers and twist drills (and most other …
The throater reamer took center stage in Part III of the breech-end work. Cutting the Throat. Having a separate throater reamer allows for greater customization based on what …
An old thread, and I know this reply will make some here cringe.. but life's to short to apologise for everything so... Being very cash-strapped at the time, I made a full length (concert )reamer out of a piece of crappy "hot rolled steel" for about $8.00 USD bought at a big box store, and by using a grinder, a basmati file, and a lathe bed(for eyeballing progress).
New territory for this machining newb, need some help from the experienced please. I want to make some fixed-pilot D-reamers for altering H-dies into nose-first sizing dies, …
Much easier and you don't need heat, etc as with casting. Cut the core to length, swage to uniform, seat in the jacket, then swage the bullet to form it. Much easier than casting. I used to cast commercially and swaging is a lot more fun and easier. Using .22 rimfire jackets to make .224 bullet means it costs me $25 to make 4,300 bullets.
Forgive my ignorance, which is massive as I am not a machinist -- although I might have come across as one on a certain (Mexican) firearms forum back when I was announcing the .380 Cal and Super Cal concepts -- but when we were making up the .380 Cal idea to convert 9mm pistols into 9mm +P or even .38 Super equivilent pistols based on the .380 ...
i thought i would throw together a short and to the point step by step process that i use to make my swage dies to help those who are still scratching their heads on their own …
I'm making a point forming die to make .224 bullets from .22lr brass. I've made a couple using W-1, heating to orange with a torch, dropping into a 5gal bucket of water, then heating in an oven …
New territory for this machining newb, need some help from the experienced please. I want to make some fixed-pilot D-reamers for altering H-dies into nose-first sizing dies, maybe alter the shape a little to fit various throats. Need a material that I …
Bill, Keith simply showed me an elegantly simple way to accomplish what I mentioned in post #8 without having the tooling to off-set both ends of the reamer: Just face off …
At the minimum you'll need a lathe, mill, indexing head, proper cutters, a way to sharpen it, and a way to heat treat it. ... The 22 mag uses an inside lubed bullet of 224 diameter and thus the case is quite a bit larger than the 22 LR. The 1 bit would not work.. One could make a chamber reamer by turning the full shape from drill rod and ...