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Thread: Man cave case prepper

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    Man cave case prepper

    Have always wanted one but couldn't justify $300 for a Lyman. So after all of $100 spent on Ebay and left over bits from other projects this is my budget idea for a case prep centre. Works like a charm and heaps cheaper than buying one + there is always the added bonus of man cave relaxation time
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    Sweet!

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    Awesome ! Well done
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    Well done. Now all we need is diagrams and a materials list ha ha. Then circuit diagrams .
    Looks awesome !
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    Nice!!! When are you going into production? Im in

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    Awesome, have you got a link to where you bought the motors? Is that an added collet on the motor shaft or is it how it came?

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    Sweet, i dont reload but i appreaciate initiative.....well done
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    A small improvement would be to make the top slightly tilted, so that the swarf runs off.

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    Quote Originally Posted by scottrods View Post
    A small improvement would be to make the top slightly tilted, so that the swarf runs off.
    Would have to tilt the whole motor set up to as the flange bearings are tight on the couplings. Chose perspex for the ease of brushing the swarf off.

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    F6900ZZ Metal Double Shielded Flanged Ball Bearings 10mm 22mm 6mm | eBay

    2 3 3 17 4 5mm Shaft Coupling Rigid Coupling Coupler Motor Connector SHIP Model | eBay

    25GA 12V DC 300RPM Powerful High Torque Gear Box Motor | eBay

    12V 36V Pulse Width PWM DC Motor Speed Regulator Controller Switch 12V 24V 3A | eBay
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    As well as these bits do you need a dc 12 volt power supply if so what amperage ?
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    I just used a 10amp one I had from something else possibly a old GPS charger. Pretty sure it's overkill for the motors used but works fine
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    Awesome that project definitely earns a big thumbs up in the man cave respect department. Probably outlast the brought one anyway.

 

 

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