Trim-It II Case Trimmer Chamfer Deburr

First off the instructions suck. Using their procedures it will take you an hour or more to obtain an acceptable result. Very imprecise movements with the set screws. The allen set screws are junk and strip out easily. I finally had to attach a depth micrometer to the outside case to try to make adjustments but even after the seemingly correct adjustments were made the components moved requiring constant readjustment. I finally threw it and all of the caliber inserts in the proverbial junk drawer, $300 dollars out the window. I have a Wilson and Redding trimmers but they're slow although incredibly precise. I decided to try Lee's adjustable trimmer and was very pleased. Just measure the OAL of a FIRED case for reference, adjust the trimmer to just touch the top of the case and then adjust the CLICK ring to trim to whatever length your desire. Very easy to setup and use and VERY affordable. I takes me about 5-7 seconds per case, all trimmed uniformly and ready for final polishing.

This tool does three jobs at the same time with precision and speed. I was a tad concerned about the cost but after the first hundred rounds I was thrilled I made this choice!

Almost impossible to get properly adjusted. Totally messed up a dozen cases trying to adjust. Once done works ok but world's fastest trimmer and standard chamfer tool works better.

Trimming rifle brass. Very hard on my fingers, overall case lengths are inconsistent and it takes considerable time to dial in adjustment of cutter.

Works best at high speed. Bought a clamping coupling for my bench Grinder that is variable speed and running near max of 3400 or so rpm. It chatters less, digs in the brass less which causes brass to catch and goes much much faster. I had a problem with it running off center and sent it back. They replaced it immediately. It still runs off center, so the chamfers aren't perfectly concentric, so I have to go a little heavy on it to make sure it chamfers all the way around evenly. I did about 1000 .223 cases and didnt notice until they were all primed they weren't chamfered properly.Works much better now.

Bought this trimmer a couple of years ago. It is a bit of work to get adjusted, but works ok. I like the idea of it deburring. The manufacturer has the worst customer service. They do NOT return calls or emails. I would not recommend this product. I purchased another trimmer, from a different manufacturer, because as far I can tell this company is not actually in business at this time.

This tools concept is good but the machine work is very poor. The first one I was sent ran out of round .045 measured with a dial indicator on my lathe, so I called them and told them about it. The guy said he would send me another one but he was all out at the time and when more came in he would send one. So 6 weeks later I call back to remind the guy and he grudgingly sent me another one. This one runs out of round .028 as measured with a dial indicator on my lathe. Its hard to hang on to a piece of brass when the trim tool is this far out of round, its like trying to hang on to a concrete stinger. So after about 15 brass your hand is so sore and tired you can't do anymore. This is in my drawer along with several bushings for multiple calibers never to be used again. I am going to try The "Worlds Finest Trimmer" and see if their machine shop knows how to use a dial indicator.

This is a great product that works very well. After a short initial setup case trimming, and chamfering is quick and easy. Highly recommend this product for all reloaders.