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TimberToes

TimberToes

Custom Call Maker
Iā€™ll be wishing I got one years ago!! šŸ˜€

Now all I have to do is find the dang strength to get it out and setup. Box is heavy.

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I did get one years ago. I do use pins, works well and actually pretty fast. (little bit of dawn, water, and Lemishine booster)
Case shape dependent is to how many pins will hide out in the cases being tumbled.
If one does not have a media separator, magnetic parts tray work well to assist in pin removal. Or simply a magnet in a Stainless steel / rubber /plastic bowl.

I think you will like it TT, (do note it does do a pretty good job even without pins)
 
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I love mine. One thing I noticed is that the process takes a little longer than with a dry media tumbler so I tend to wait until I have quite a bit of brass before I use it. It does a fantastic job though and I use a little Dawn dish soap with a little bit of Lemishine. When I get mine done I lay all the brass out on a bathroom towel and then use my heat gun on low heat and go over them to dry them out. Definitely not needed if you just air dry them but that is what I do. I have heard of people drying the cases in the oven on a cookie sheet or even using a dehydrator.
 
WyoBull said:
When I get mine done I lay all the brass out on a bathroom towel and then use my heat gun on low heat and go over them to dry them out. Definitely not needed if you just air dry them but that is what I do. I have heard of people drying the cases in the oven on a cookie sheet or even using a dehydrator.
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I've read where guys go through all kinds of gyrations to dry their brass....

I just use a metal strainer, dump the brass in, hit them with a regular blow dryer, & constantly flip them like chef at the stove.

In five minutes you have them too hot to handle, then dump them in a bowl and proceed to full length size.

The lingering heat will finish drying them if they're not quite dry.
 
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