Dillon XL650 (earlier version) primer chute

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The newer versions of the XL650 (and XL750) use a metal bracket that is at an angle vs. the more "original" version of years ago that has it using a plastic bracket that also contained the chute for the primers that fall from the priming system. On the part I was given, the chute was somehow broken and looking at the parts diagrams on Dillon Precision's site doesn't show this older version. Probably Dillon would replace the shell plate carrier with the newest version that has the metal bracket and cup with secondary chute, but if you don't want to replace the whole shellplate carrier... This was resin printed. To aid in it, I didn't duplicate the entirety of the original version (from the broken parts shown). The central reinforcing ridge that tapers in two directions is a bit beyond my current Fusion360 skills (this is a uniform thickness) and the vertical part that holds the bottom catch for the primer catch cups isn't tapered. This allows it to be printed directly on the build plate and not at an angle (the bottom of the chute points away from the build plate).