
CAUTION
As with any revolving tool, safety glasses must be worn. Do not allow children to
play unsupervised in the reloading area. This tool is not a toy and children should
not be allowed unsupervised access to the tools. Keep your reloading area clean.
Work your reloading into a system. Use caution when handling your cutting tool as
the cutting edges are extremely sharp.
PRIMER POCKET CLEANING AND REAMING
Large quantities of cartridge cases can be quickly processed after resizing and
decapping to prepare the primer pocket for reloading. The primer pocket reamers
and cleaners are double ended in small and large bit diameters to precisely fit
primer pockets. Simply insert the appropriate reamer or cleaner into the chuck of the
power driver. A turn or two of the cleaner bit removes the fouling. Now process the
rest of your cartridge cases in the same manner. A clean primer pocket allows even
primer seating.
NOTE
Removing the primer pocket crimp from once-fired military brass is a one-time oper-
ation involving the appropriate reamer bit, large or small. The procedure should be
done before primer pocket cleaning.
CASE NECK BRUSHING
Case Neck Brushes should be used to remove fouling and residue from inside case
necks. Install the appropriate brush into one of the hex adapters provided and insert
the adapter shank into the power driver chuck. Clean your case necks by running
the appropriate brush into each case mouth.Your set includes the 38 and 45 caliber
brushes. Other sizes of bore cleaning brushes are available from your local dealer.
CASE CHAMFERING AND DEBURRING
Your Inside/Outside Deburring Tool will cleanly deburr your case mouth in one easy
operation. Cases should be sized and trimmed to length first, then chamfered.
Assemble your Inside/Outside Deburring Tool with one of the hex adapters provided
and insert the adapter shank into the Power Driver. Hold your case straight and in
line with the cutter to get a uniform chamfer. A few turns of the cutter pressed flush
against the case is sufficient.
OPERATING YOUR POWER DRIVER
When performing any of the case prep functions it is important that your Power
Driver turn in the appropriate direction. Press the upper portion of the button to drive
the cutter in a clockwise direction and the lower portion for counter-clockwise.
TORQUE ADJUSTMENT COLLAR
By turning the torque adjustment collar, it is possible to adjust the amount of torque.
The torque control prevents the heads of smaller diameter screws being twisted off
when correctly set. Fastening torque is greater as the numerals are larger.
NOTE: The greater the diameter of the screw, the higher the torque setting may
need to be. For case prep work, the highest torque setting can be used.
NOTE
The cutting tools will not cut properly if turning in the wrong direction.
After extended use, your case prep accessories may wear beyond usefulness.
When that happens, order the appropriate replacement items according to the chart
located on the back page of these instructions.You can order by calling the toll-free
number listed at the beginning of this manual.
WARNINGS
This product contains nickel cadmium batteries and when the battery life is exhaust-
ed, the batteries must be recycled or disposed of properly. For additional information
regarding disposal, contact your local county solid waste authority.
• Do not operate the tool while charging.
• Charging time must not exceed 30 hours otherwise the battery may be damaged.
• Avoid charging your battery in freezing conditions, charging power will not be suf-
ficient in low temperatures.
• Never use any other charger or charging stand other than the one provided.
• To clean your power tool, use a soft, dry cloth. Never use any detergent or alco-
hol.
• Do not expose the tool to water or damp conditions.
• Keep this any all power tools away from children.
SEE NEXT PAGE FOR ORDERING OF ADDITIONAL COMPONENTS
AS WELL AS POWER SPECIFICATIONS FOR YOUR
LYMAN POWER DEBURRING KIT DRIVER.