Brass processing checklist

[rumblebee]

I found this nice little checklist on the web (can't remember the exact site..I did not create this list). But, it's helped me keep my brass processing in check, as I have various "buckets" going on. Maybe it's just a noob helper, but I thought I'd post it up. I just print it out from the jpeg and create 9 wallet size pics on the same page and cut out. I then check applicable and place on top of the brass (box\bin...whatever)



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[Justintoxicated]

Thats similar to what I do, only I purchased flashcards and just jot down what has been done.

[rumblebee]

Thats similar to what I do, only I purchased flashcards and just jot down what has been done.

[Whiterabbit]

oh man, awesome. Im gonna print these and laminate on my buckets. Some lube will wash the sharpie right off, i can reuse the card forever.

[halifax]

Here's mine. I print them on a sheet of business card stock and throw one in with each batch I process:



I have the Avery DesignPro .zdl file.
If you want a copy, PM with your email address.

[rumblebee]

That's a good idea!

oh man, awesome. Im gonna print these and laminate on my buckets. Some lube will wash the sharpie right off, i can reuse the card forever.

Another good checklist

Here's mine. I print them on a sheet of business card stock and throw one in with each batch I process:



I have the Avery DesignPro .zdl file.
If you want a copy, PM with your email address.

[sekatoa]

Here's mine. I print them on a sheet of business card stock and throw one in with each batch I process:



I have the Avery DesignPro .zdl file.
If you want a copy, PM with your email address.

Thanks for .zdl file Halifax. The Avery DesignPro software is a free download, so these can be easily customized if desired.

I've done this before in Word, but lost my file. I like the Avery file and software much better!

[Whiterabbit]

that's what ended up happening with me. I copied into word and it looked like crap. so I just remade it and printed 9 copies.

Taped to my buckets with packing tape and used a sharpie on the tape. So far so good.