SDB Question
Quote from Reloader on March 1, 2009, 8:33 pmHi, I just got a new square deal press and was wondering where to lube it and what kind of lube to use.Thanks
Hi, I just got a new square deal press and was wondering where to lube it and what kind of lube to use.Thanks
Quote from Reloader on March 2, 2009, 4:48 pmI wouldn't worry about lubing the machine for the first six months to a year. After that, use grease to lube the vertical corners of the shaft, the inside and outside of the brass link arm bearings, and the bottom of the index lever.
I wouldn't worry about lubing the machine for the first six months to a year. After that, use grease to lube the vertical corners of the shaft, the inside and outside of the brass link arm bearings, and the bottom of the index lever.
Quote from Reloader on June 4, 2009, 6:21 pmOK...what is it...?? I recently picked up a used, but in great shape SDB with 9mm and .38/.357 dies. All the dies came loose, but it took no time to sort them out as all the heads are stamped by caliper...all but one. Unlike the other dies that are also 'brass' color with a bolt head top, this is black in color with a knurled head with the number 429 stamped on head. It's also 2.5" long...much longer then the other dies. My only guess is a .38 full wad cutter, but even then I think it's too long.
Michael
OK...what is it...?? I recently picked up a used, but in great shape SDB with 9mm and .38/.357 dies. All the dies came loose, but it took no time to sort them out as all the heads are stamped by caliper...all but one. Unlike the other dies that are also 'brass' color with a bolt head top, this is black in color with a knurled head with the number 429 stamped on head. It's also 2.5" long...much longer then the other dies. My only guess is a .38 full wad cutter, but even then I think it's too long.
Michael