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I've stripped my pres a few times, tried different calibers and toold head.. its still caming over at top of stroke... or flexing when loading. I've orderd a strong mount and will see how it des.. it never did it when I 1st got it, so hopefully its just the bench getting old.

Caliber doesn't matter in this instance as the press camming.... there is no NEED to do it for production, it more the issue of camming not being right? HSMITH- The manual states to have clearance, althoguh it doesn't feel right when running the press.... but screwing the die to the toolhead; that goes against he manual (no issues there) BUT it also takes any cam out of the equation, which I think is the right way (as per a single stange press setup) It just feels wrong! Dillon - anyone esle

HI all. I'm doing a reset on my tool head, and based on the Dillon manual, its states to raise the platform and screw the sizing die down until it douches the shell plate. With the handle allt he way down, it feels as if the press is camming over a little. With the die set as per the book, at the bottom of the stroke, its is a very mushy feel as press cams over... almost like a heap of flex also.. To get rid of this, the die has to be wound in approx another turn. I can't see this being of any issue, althoguh I thought I'd ask 1st

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