So perhaps the biggest problem with the FART Lite is it's REALLY bad with low volumes of cases, they'll just roll around on the bottom motionless.
So I made a template for you guys to make your own agitators. Just cut it out and it fits perfectly, did all the hard work for ya
Simply open the "FART Lite Agitator.pdf" in Google Chrome > Set Print Scale (100% or Fit to Paper) > Print. Then check your dimensions match what they're supposed to be. Next cut the paper along the lines, tape it down to a cheap 1/8" thick plastic cutting board or plastic cafeteria tray, use a sharpie to leave the "shadow" from the paper on the plastic, remove paper, cut plastic with saw, file if necessary. Heat middle of the H with hair dryer so it can fit in the drum, then it should snap into the diagonals of the hexagonal drum. JB Weld Marine Epoxy not necessary, but you could add it.
I used high tech 3D mapping (playdough) to map the inside of the drum and make the little roller grooves a "perfect" fit. I am going to continue refining the template and try to get it actually perfect though.
I hope this helps some of you, and many more of you who stumble upon this thread from a google search
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So I made a template for you guys to make your own agitators. Just cut it out and it fits perfectly, did all the hard work for ya
Simply open the "FART Lite Agitator.pdf" in Google Chrome > Set Print Scale (100% or Fit to Paper) > Print. Then check your dimensions match what they're supposed to be. Next cut the paper along the lines, tape it down to a cheap 1/8" thick plastic cutting board or plastic cafeteria tray, use a sharpie to leave the "shadow" from the paper on the plastic, remove paper, cut plastic with saw, file if necessary. Heat middle of the H with hair dryer so it can fit in the drum, then it should snap into the diagonals of the hexagonal drum. JB Weld Marine Epoxy not necessary, but you could add it.
I used high tech 3D mapping (playdough) to map the inside of the drum and make the little roller grooves a "perfect" fit. I am going to continue refining the template and try to get it actually perfect though.
I hope this helps some of you, and many more of you who stumble upon this thread from a google search
Video w/ 30 cases .223 REM:
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