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<blockquote data-quote="TeamTomlyn" data-source="post: 3728383" data-attributes="member: 46099">Okay so the press itself is almost a mechanical art piece in my opinion but everything else that they literally hang off of it was just southern engineered using the good enough standard. From the sharp edges on every dang bracket, the akrobins either wedged in place or precariously balanced on a see saw or the bulletfeeder system that I don&#039;t think they ever intended to be used on a 1100. All these petty little issues aren&#039;t insurmountable but I didn&#039;t think I was buying Lee quality for Dillon prices. Can anyone else relate or am I just whining? I did find a dandy solution to the seesaw output bin though. Just slap on a rare earth magnet and you wont have to worry about it spilling <img src="/images/smilies/smile.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" data-shortname=":)" /> Anyone else find any good fixes?[ATTACH=full]253295[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TeamTomlyn, post: 3728383, member: 46099"] Okay so the press itself is almost a mechanical art piece in my opinion but everything else that they literally hang off of it was just southern engineered using the good enough standard. From the sharp edges on every dang bracket, the akrobins either wedged in place or precariously balanced on a see saw or the bulletfeeder system that I don't think they ever intended to be used on a 1100. All these petty little issues aren't insurmountable but I didn't think I was buying Lee quality for Dillon prices. Can anyone else relate or am I just whining? I did find a dandy solution to the seesaw output bin though. Just slap on a rare earth magnet and you wont have to worry about it spilling :) Anyone else find any good fixes? [ATTACH type="full"]253295[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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