paperwork351
no error code for stupid
Wasn't the large one set up for the monster FL1000 tumbler? Looked smaller in the catalog.
paperwork351
Media separator...Reloading for dummies...
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Wasn't the large one set up for the monster FL1000 tumbler? Looked smaller in the catalog.
paperwork351
- Feb 4, 2013
- 28,175
Yes, it was.
I have a Lyman Turbo 3200 (I think) and the small Dillon is perfect.
I have a Lyman Turbo 3200 (I think) and the small Dillon is perfect.
This is what I have also (was gifted it so free is good for me)
Its loud enough that I use hearing protection. I have some tinnius so I use hearing protection very often.
I wonder how loud that RCBS one is with the cover on it. I like how it would reduce some dust.
If you put a sheet of foam under the vibrator, it makes less noise.
Speedluvn
Active Member
Did I read correctly in this thread or another on here that using dry (I use walnut) media inside the house can cause potential lead dust issues?
PowPow
Where's the beef?
Yes! Do not dry tumble indoors if you can help it. Lead styphnate from spent primers lurks in that dust. I dry tumble in the garage, but only when the door is open. That's about as close to indoors as I would venture with the tumbler. I separate the media outdoors.
Speedluvn
Active Member
Thank you. It’s cool to obtain this information now in my fledgling stage of reloading so that I can incorporate the safest methods into my reloading routine.
