Here's one for you, Lenn.

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Here's one for you, Lenn.

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Bet you could whip up one of these before breakfast, my friend. 8)

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That would save a lot of time.
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:shock: there must be a simpler method :shock: ...... :lol:
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There might be a simpler way, but the simpler way would not be nearly as much fun.
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All that for that, cool but over thought. 8) :)
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I prefer to sit on the patio in a lounge chair with a beer and a hand nut cracker. Just a bit more relaxing, and simple.
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I thought he was creating a tool for a specific reason! I guess he was! That's funny! :D
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Hey, I had a bullet sizer/lubricator that worked almost like that. A little longer stroke but a similar concept. It used Star dies.
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just don't keep it stored under a chair with it running! :shock:
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