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They look like 9mm 115gn lead solids to me.

When I was a shooter, I don't think it would've occurred to me to make a device like this. Seems to me it doesn't eliminate having to pick and place each bullet to load it, and it looks as if there's an extra subsequent seating op required. Maybe I'm missing something.

The thing I made was a hydraulic decapper to allow reload of otherwise excellent Czech cartridge cases which were unfortunately Berdan primed, so unsuitable for reloading with standard American equipment.

Edited By Mick B1 on 27/12/2022 19:13:00

Interesting process, I wondered how they worked. Are the bullets 9mm ?

Lovely job, but a couple of comments from a less experienced machinist (me )

Do you have any paper/cardboard washers each side of the grinding wheel (hard to tell from the video), and maybe consider using paper towels and a bit of masking tape, rather than cloths to protect the bed from the grinding dust.
If a gust of wind from an open window catches the cloth and blows it into the chuck, it could get messy.

I always like watching your videos
All the best
Bill

Edited By peak4 on 12/11/2021 15:31:39

I used cloth soaked in cutting oil. I thought about using paper, but I was afraid of the sparks coming from the grinding wheel...
But thanks for the advice, maybe I'll get you a leather coverall,
A big hug from your friend from Brazil

Very good job.

David

Hi Celso. Brilliant work as usual. Hope you are staying safe over in Brazil.

Steve.

Hi Celso nice work wish I had one, will have to look at making one.

David

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Edited By Michael Gilligan on 12/07/2020 18:31:21

Well done, greetings from Somerset in the UK. Something I have been thinking about for a while so this has given me some inspiration, It is about time i used my welder I have buried in the back of the garage, never used it enough to get past the stick welding itself to the job! Thank you for sharing, interesting to see how many different parts of the world we get posts from on this forum.

Best regards

Bill D.

Celso Ari,

Just watched your youtube on making tongs. Thanks for sharing. I like your design of the joint, might make a set of tongs using your design.

John

Very good, you made it look easy. But many operations.

I too liked the pivot.

Do you read the English OK, or do you translate?

Regards, Bear..

I liked the small welded fabrication aspect Celso, simple MMA and it looked vey good after grinding. The oil quench was a bit hairy - definitely an outside job.

A well made and useful Blacksmiths tool though. Well done and thank you for sharing!

Regards,

IanT