neck turner

[dbaird]

Has anyone tried the Sinclair premium neck turner? I have 2 of the model 1000 neck turners and am thinking of upgrading to the premium turner. Any thoughts on this or should I look at other manafactrures neck turners?
Thanks,
Dennis

 

[mike clayton]

Look at the PMA neck turner, great adjustments.

 

[David Sengelaub]

Look at the Pumkin

I have one and adjustments of a tenth or two are very easy and consistent.

 

[abintx]

Has anyone tried the Sinclair premium neck turner? I have 2 of the model 1000 neck turners and am thinking of upgrading to the premium turner. Any thoughts on this or should I look at other manufacturer's neck turners?

I have 4 of the K&M turners. Because they're reasonably priced, I have one for the 30BR, one for the 6mm Beggs, and two for the 6PPC. I set them and then leave them alone. You might also look at the 21st Century turner.

 

[Joe Maisto]

I have one and adjustments of a tenth or two are very easy and consistent.

Not only that, but it has a built in resevoir whereby the cutting fluid gathers. What happens to the fluid with the others ?

 

[Boyd Allen]

Which ever one you get, I think carbide turning mandrels are the way to go.

 

[Dan H]

I have had three different neck turners, the one that I still have and use is the pumpkin, pricie but nicie, lol.

Dan Honert

 

[alinwa]

Has anyone tried the Sinclair premium neck turner? I
Thanks,
Dennis

Ummmmm, methinks not

I haven't tried one either but the presentation looks good.

al

 

[SGJennings]

I have one. Other than the 2/10ths adjustment vs the Pumpkin's 1/10th, I like it just as well.

 

[Ian_Owen]

I have one. Other than the 2/10ths adjustment vs the Pumpkin's 1/10th, I like it just as well.

+1

I have had one of the Sinclair premium neck turning tools (NT4000) for a while and I do like it, it's easy to adjust, although not as fine in the adjustment as the Pumpkin or Stiller. It is also a good size which makes it easy to hold onto and because of the mass soaks up a bit of heat.
I own and use the Pumpkin, Stiller, Sinclair (NT-4000, NT-1000), K&M and a couple I made myself, they all cut as well as each other when used correctly but some are easier to adjust than others which is why some are set and left.

Ian