12G Shotshell Filler Wad/Overshot Card Punch - Completed! 

love it when people see a need for something useful and then go ahead and design it and make it!

Glad to see it finally came together! Congrats 👍🏻👍🏻

For sure full review coming up brother I'm excited for it to arrive many thanks again for you fast reply and service speak soon.

Genius. I will definitely order one very soon

Fantastic! I just placed an order.

That's outstanding brother!

Can't wait for mine to arrive nice one brother.

thats awesome i was thinking about it yesterday morning

I use a 12ga Officer barrel segment, sharpened, and fitted to a 3ton Arbour Press Ram. The anvil is a piece of Endgrain Aussie Hardwood ( Red Gum) For wad stock I use waxed corrugated cardboard ( chiller boxes for Vegetables), which gives a moisture proof and self sealing over powder wad ( both star crimp and Rollcrimp) for Short (30mm) Starter Gun blanks ( Rowing races, Surf Boat comps, small yacht/boat races etc) Same wad for Film and Theatre Blanks, usually 70mm or 50mm cases. DocAV AVBFilmGuns Australia.

Excellent video and excellent looking product. Would love to see some of your cartridge loads using these materials.

I really REALLY want this!!

I worked in a machine shop there was a couple dusty press's in the back,... with tools attached,.. you could punch out any diameter. This is something Lee should have designed. I would just use a drill press,.... and a golf shaft and a zip wheel to cut the shaft at the proper diameter. You would put the drill press on the slowest speed. Cut the shaft at the right diameter so as the big end is chucked in the press. you turn the shaft against a belt sander and it gets razor sharp,.... the run the zip wheel across it a couple times creating gaps or teeth,.. then begin cutting your wads. Or take a 3/4 drill bit drill through a 1/2 steel piece clamp it in place. Then remove the drill bit and on the flat end yo sand it to a sharp 90 degree edge you chuck the bit in back wards and press the handle down to cut discs. You choose your diameter with a drill chart,...I make them for a muzzloading shotgun so their larger.

I make my own and I have tons of shot cards. I'll buy your tool and try it out

I'm a retired GM mechanic and long time cheap ass, My family made everything, We never once payed anyone to do anything, I love your video am am sun scribbled for life! I made a shot maker that took my 5 years to perfect, Thank you!!!!!!!

Awesome- I think SASS people would like this item

Would love to have one !!!

Nicely done! If you ever decide to make a 410 Shotshell Filler Wad/Overshot Card Punch, I'd be interested.

copper pipe on top to make collection tube. maybe larger diameter at the base near the shell holder raise punch into die then slide pvc tube over ram so it dosnt lower down passed the die so no one pops out of the die and rams it bk in to the base of the die

Nicely done..! That's awesome for those using .65 filler wads. Have you considered making sizes like .71 for over powder cards and those not using a plastic wad? Thanks for the video..

Very nice!

Congrats...I would be interested in a 45 LC caliber....I would use for Both revolver rounds and 45-70 rifle

Very cool. Will you be producing them yourself?

This would be handy in 410 for us T/C guys that enjoy the single shot pistol!!

Thinking of putting wads over my powder to help eliminate plastic fouling any thoughts ? PS : agree with Bacon :-)

I want

Any plans for 20 ga. in the future?

I'm looking for a tool like this but for slitting wads. I checked your website but you didn't have anything or at least I didn't see anything. Are you currently working on any gadgets for slitting wads that will work in a press like this??

I would like to buy 1

Half inch or quarter inch

I need that in 20 Guage, 16 and 12

Would be even better if I didn't need 12, 20 and 410 while they are $100 each. Guess I'll be sticking with the cutter I made from 50BMG brass and find something that'll work for the other two sizes I need.

Where can I get one? And I also need one sized for 11ga for brass shot shells.

What about felt? Also I'd like one in 12ga, what's the cost?

How much do you sell the set for ?

Fantastic. Curious what the cost will be

I have a friend that wants one for 45 caliber Black powder leads. Wads are .463 diameter

I would take two, in 12 and 16. Do you also ship to Germany? Greetings Michel

How about 10 and 11 for those all brass hulls?

Do you offer this in 28 gauge ? Or can I order one in that gauge? And what is the cost ?

Very entrepreneur of you. Sure your not an American? (Lol) Good work!

Apparently the seller is no longer filling orders, or at least we were never able to get a reply. I suppose COVID has shut them down which is too bad. For those that need to punch your own cards, check out Overshot Wads the Easy Way by Barry Declined and do it the way he shows 2:00 into the video. When the owner couldn't buy the TATV press, he had me buy a punch. For 20 ga. the General Tools 1280-O Hollow Steel Punch from Amazon in 5/8" when used like in the Barry Decline video works amazingly! I hope this helps someone else, and TATV is back after COVID. Stay safe.

I don't see a link on where to buy... Please provide...

TATV is that Tout Acheter Tout Vendre?

Where can I buy a couple

How much in Canada? Pick up anywhere in Ontario?

Are these still available and how can I purchase

Awesome, but i think shipping to uk would be expensive.

What about a .410 bore?

would 16 gauge be available?

Are you still making this product???

How much and how do I order?

Can one be made manually?

TATV Canada? Yet it's priced in USD? Why?

Price and do u have a 20ga punch.

where can i buy it ?

Where can I buy one.????

Existe-t-il en calibre 410 ( 36 )..??

would you upload the CAD files?

I’d like to purchase one of these please. Please message me of cost and shipping. Thank you.

Please send me ordering info

Need 13

Do you sell this tools??

how much is it

shipping to united states? 🤔

28 gauge??

Great tool...would really like one...but $100 plus $25 s/h... 🤔 yikes...

Sell it to Lee but keep it as a signature series.

If only it was in .410 bore