8-32 drill adapter for case prep?

[robodeer]

I came across this "universal power drill adapter" for 8-32 threads on Squirrel Daddy. Anyone ever use it or something similar to do brass prep?

Or maybe... a countersink & an external deburring tool bit. That might be a dumb idea, though.

[67Cuda]

What kind of case prep can it do, or do you want to do, that you couldn't just chuck up in a drill?

[robodeer]

What kind of case prep can it do, or do you want to do, that you couldn't just chuck up in a drill?

I was thinking of using it to screw in chamfer/deburr bits that come with the Lyman case prep multitool or similar.

[FLIGHT762]

You can use a 8/32 threaded coupling nut. Much cheaper than the adapters marketed for reloaders.

[NorCalFocus]

I've used drill powered trimmers and such before. I think that having the motor/driver stationary makes it much easier. One hand powering the drill and the other holding your brass is a PITA.

I have a Hornady Trio that I set on a dollar store baking sheet and just buzz right through the chamfer/deburr/primer pockets. The other advantage it all three tools running at once. I don't have to handle each piece of brass three times to complete it.

https://www.amazon.com/Hornady-050160-Lock-N-Load-Case-Prep/dp/B007TNXAGM

[robodeer]

You can use a 8/32 threaded coupling nut. Much cheaper than the adapters marketed for reloaders.

Thanks for this. Threaded coupling nuts are new to me. I'll look for them at Home Depot.

I've used drill powered trimmers and such before. I think that having the motor/driver stationary makes it much easier. One hand powering the drill and the other holding your brass is a PITA.

I have a Hornady Trio that I set on a dollar store baking sheet and just buzz right through the chamfer/deburr/primer pockets. The other advantage it all three tools running at once. I don't have to handle each piece of brass three times to complete it.

https://www.amazon.com/Hornady-05016.../dp/B007TNXAGM

How is the Trio holding up? The motor looks like it would be more robust than the Duo (which looks like a basic electric screwdriver).

[NorCalFocus]

How is the Trio holding up? The motor looks like it would be more robust than the Duo (which looks like a basic electric screwdriver).