First off, I love my auto trickler, so this isn't a knock against them in any way. I have used the AT with 4 or 5 different powders and it seems that it has a little trouble trickling Hodgdon H4350 consistently, which obviously slows down the speed in which it can reliably finish a charge. I've played with the trickler angle and speed quite a bit and haven't been able to get the trickler to work any more smoothly with H4350. My question is, has anyone done anything to help the trickler to be more consistent on any troublesome powders? I was thinking about taking a file and opening up the hole in the trickler tube just a little bit more to see if I could get a more steady flow of kernels. Any thoughts for or against that option?