Dillon Powder Adjusters

[Xringshooter]

For those of you that have Dillon presses (SDB, 550, 650, 1050, 900) I found this accessory (you may already know about it) that you can adjust the powder bar without using a wrench.

http://www.taylor-tactical-supply.co.../dillon-pb.htm

I have no dog in the hunt, but it sure makes adjusting the powder bar easier (IMO)

Gearhog.com had these on sale 2 weeks ago and I got them for $7.99 each

[M&P Chris]

That's pretty nifty. Never saw those before.

[oldengineer]

The hex nut on my 550B is easy to adjust with my fingers but the graduated scale on this might make it a buyer for me.

[Hawk]

That's pretty cool.
I don't change the powder drop often enough to make it worth my while.


These guys have a bunch of Dillon "After Market" stuff. Some of which I considered buying or making myself.


http://inlinefabrication.com/collections/dillon

[theunrulychef]

I've used these for a few years & have no complaints.

Step 1: Pick one out from the junk parts bin that fits snug on the hex head. Step 2: Profit.

[bogey1]

The hex nut on my 550B is easy to adjust with my fingers but the graduated scale on this might make it a buyer for me.

Same here.

[ianb1116]

I 3D printed a knob at work. $ 0.22 and done.

[bogey1]

I 3D printed a knob at work. $ 0.22 and done.

But, can you print a 3d printer

[DukeConnor]

i got a similar one off ebay. followed the instructions and snapped the dillon adjuster trying to remove it. now i need a new powder bar. ( note to self : do not pick up a tool while drinking crown)

[ianb1116]

But, can you print a 3d printer

Aside from the boards, motors, and other electronics, yes

I 3D printed a sight pusher too....and tool head stands....and a primer chute for the Dillon 550 and Pro1000s....the list goes on and on