Finally lowered the Dillon case feeder

[Franco79]

Finally lowered the case feeder for my 650. As you can see the case feeder is much lower. From the top of the table to the top of the case feeder is 3'. It is lowered about 10" or so.

Don't mind the mess.

[Chris iliff]

Why?

[Franco79]

Tired of reaching way up high to put brass in it. I'm. Im not that tall of a guy

[Sarge]

Excellent job. I also mounted mine directly to the bench. I was getting the occasional upside down casing even though my bench is solid as a rock. No more flipped cases.

[sjd78]

So how's the bench working out now that you anchored it to the wall? Did anchoring it make it pretty solid?

[Franco79]

Im having issues with it to be honest with you. I did mount it to the wall in 4 points. One in each corner of the bench. Im still getting a little bit of a wobble and its noticeable when I go to seat a primer. Not sure if this is "OK" or if I need to do something else.

So how's the bench working out now that you anchored it to the wall? Did anchoring it make it pretty solid?

Edited September 5, 2013 by Franco79

[sjd78]

I was thinking about picking up one of those benches but may hold off for now.