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If you've ever hand-deburred a few hundred pieces of brass, you know how quickly it wears out your fingers. The L.E. Wilson Deburring Tool Power Adapter fixes that by letting you drive your Wilson chamfer and deburring tool with a cordless screwdriver or slow-speed drill. It threads onto the handheld burring tool and spins it so you can run through a case prep batch in a fraction of the time, with a lot less strain on your hands.
The standout feature here is the dual set-screw design. There's a screw on either side that centers the deburring tool, which keeps everything running true and cuts down on the wobble you get with cheaper adapters. That steady rotation matters, because a wobbling tool chews up your case mouths unevenly. Wilson built this to hold the tool concentric so every chamfer comes out clean and consistent.
This is meant for slow, controlled speed. The sweet spot is somewhere between 100 and 200 RPM, which is why a low-speed battery screwdriver tends to work better than a full-size drill you can't feather. Keep the RPMs down, let the precision-ground flutes do the cutting, and you'll get a smooth, even chamfer inside and out without over-cutting the brass. Deburring after trimming and neck turning helps your bullets seat clean and prevents shaved jackets down the line.
Like the rest of the Wilson lineup, this adapter is machined in the USA and made to hold up through years of bench use. It's a small piece of gear, but it's the kind of upgrade that pays for itself the first time you've got a big pile of brass to prep. Keep in mind the deburring tool and the power screwdriver are separate purchases, so this is the adapter on its own.
No, this is the power adapter by itself. The L.E. Wilson handheld chamfer and deburring tool is sold separately, as is the cordless screwdriver or drill you'll use to drive it. The adapter is the piece that connects the two so you can run your deburring tool under power.
A low-speed cordless screwdriver is the better choice for most people because it gives you smoother control at the recommended speed. The adapter is designed to run between 100 and 200 RPM, so if you use a drill, keep it on a slow setting you can feather. Running too fast can cut unevenly and over-work your case mouths.
The adapter uses set screws on both sides to center the deburring tool and hold it true. That dual-screw design reduces the wobble you often get with cheaper adapters. A steady, concentric spin is what gives you clean, even chamfers on every case.
Deburr your case mouths after trimming, and after neck turning if you do that step. Removing the burrs helps bullets seat cleanly and prevents shaved jackets when you're loading. The power adapter just makes that step faster and easier on your hands when you've got a big batch of brass.
| UPC | 815145028891 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | DBT-PWR |
| Shipping Weight | 0.22 |
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