How do you attach a Lee mould handle to a NOE mould. It seems that the pins in the mould are not loose.
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Are you asking about the mold handles for the Lee 1 and 2 cavity molds? Those are not intended to be removed, but stay with the mold.
If you are asking about the larger and longer mold handles used on the 6 cavity Lee molds, that is a different situation.
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The pins in Lee one and two cavity molds are in blind holes. You can remove them by drilling a hole down from the top and driving the pins out. I have done several with a drill press, its not hard to do, you just have to get the location right.
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And then there is the issue of the blade of the handle being a sloppy fit in the slot of the bullet mold. While it can be done, it is generally not the best solution. Also there are two styles of Lee 1/2 cavity mold blocks.
Still wondering which style of handles you are talking about.
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I have a new NOE mould. He suggested the Lee 6 cavity mould handles for his mould. It appears that the NOE pins are permanently attached. How do I remove the NOE pins to attach the Handle.
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They have 1/8" hex screws on the bottom.
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Negatory. My mould the pins do NOT go all the way thru.
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Pictures? You say "pins" and most molds other than the 1-2 cav Lee blocks are held on by "screws". Most fasteners do not go all the way through.
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Use Lee 6 cavity handles on NOE 5 cavity molds and don't understand the OP's problem.
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David you are absolutely right , my friend. The 1/8 hex wrench works great as they screwed right out. When I shined a light on the aluminum mould it slightly blinded me. I was finally able to see the threads in the mould. Sometime you can't see the forest for the trees !!!
Thanks everyone for your help.........
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