Small and light, it’s a light and handy reloading kit for all 12 gauge shell making – all the equipment necessary to assemble shot loads and slug loads. Whatever components that can be scrounged and a shotgunner is in business whether at home or in the great outdoors… FortuneCookie45LCFortuneCookie45LC started posting videos on YouTube in […]

I recently got myself a 3D printer, and one of my early projects to test it out was printing a primer inversion tray–maybe not the most glamorous project in the world, but certainly a useful accessory for reloading. Here is a video overview of the project TheIdahoanShowIdaho was one of the last continental US states […]

Testing a 3D Printed Gear Reduction for a Case Annealer

Function testing a 3D printed replacement indexer for the LEE LOAD-FAST Progressive Shotshell Press.

We now offer an entire turret head stacking and storage system for the Lyman Brass Smith All-American 8 and Redding T-7 turret presses.

I got mail this week! Some awesome gifts from some great guys. Squatch ReloadingThis channel focuses on the guy or gal who is thinking about getting into reloading.  There is a lot of information out there however, some of the terms and equipment are a little intimidating to most.  The intent is to break things […]

3D printed Lyman Turret Head rack Jerry 19112A On A Budget

Awhile back I made a video on bullet feeder mods for the AmmoMike machine. And thank you AmmoMike for your time on this. So some of my viewers wanted the STL files to try on their machines. So I’ll give a link to Thingiverse, good luck with it I hope it helps out. Backyard Inventor

3D printing parts for my Dillon 650 with the Ender 3 Pro printer.

Thanks to advances in computer-assisted design software, as well as modern manufacturing technology, it's now easier than ever to design and build high quality tools.  While it's true that this has made things simpler and more accessible, the fact remains that prototyping costs continue to be a major concern for individuals and startups alike, often rendering a project prohibitively expensive to produce. Fortunately, another recent technological development is helping to address this problem; 3D printing. 

This project has been going on for a while; I’m building it for my buddy Thor’s Axe.  Sometimes in life you get a bonus for being a good person.  I’m doing some modifications to this for reliable nose down dropping, so when he gets it it’ll be ready to mount to the bench and on the Star Sizer.

I got a 3D printer just to drive myself a little crazier than I am.