FFB Vibratory Primer for the Dillon Super 1050 Testing
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- The blue tape on the 3d printed discriminator won't be on production models. 3d printing can only print so thin, so we needed the tape as a nice transition.
The production chute will also be machined, and not 3d printed, which will allow for less forward motion in the bowl since there will be less friction on the chute.
Everything is coming along nicely.
It's time to go into the primer making business.
I love the ones at the top trying to cut in. SORRY.. back of the line for you!
I wish you guys had something similar for traffic.. For like when those peeps try to exit the last second and cut in front of everyone who's been waiting.. "SORRY.. back of the line for youuuuuuu"
Thats cool, cant wait to see the finished product
It is ammunition idiot
Now a sensor to tell it when to stop and when it is low, looks great do you have an idea of what the cost is going to be.
Pricing is $2200. We're in the process of shipping 5 units now. It has evolved considerably since this video.
@@billbirmingham Could it be adapted to the Mark7 EVO manual press
@@deepwaterescue4u Since we don't have one available, no idea.
So, did you ever finish this? Offering to the public?
We have completed all of the design work and are now finalizing the parts and ordering from our suppliers. We have 3 customers waiting for their vibes. If you are interested and want to get on the list, please contact us directly.
Wow, if this can be produced with the point being near $500.00 or less you'll have a lot of purchasers not only commercial ammo producers that use a 1050. Seems to me you can get this to work with the XL 650 and RL 550?
The vibratory bowl alone is $1k, our cost, without machining modifications. As asked in a prior question to yours, the target price is under $2k, ready to go. We have no plans to develop it for anything but the Super 1050.
I assume also for the rl1100?
Powered by vibranium mined in Watumba.
When can I buy it?
When it's done. We don't put time constraints on designs.
Always wanted to know how these work and sort between up and down facing primers, whats the science there?
Vibration.
🙄 ... thaaanks
Thats how it moves them, how does it sort them!
That's all visible, right in the video. There's nothing hidden.
Upside down primers get flipped back into the main bowl. Hard to tell exactly how that happens. Keep in mind the bottom of a primer is rounded and the top is square. I'm sure it uses that difference to select which ones go by and which ones don't.
@@ericjensen3662 Hey thank you for a more thoughtful response than OP himself!
Anticipated retail price?
Goal is under $2k.
Closer to 2000$ 😳🤪
what drives it ?
Vibration.