mark 7 optical decap sense body for dillon 1050

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i have the older mark 7 3D printed Optical Decap sensor. I accidentally bumped mine and broke the body I called Mark 7 and ask them if I could just get the body and they told me I had to buy a whole new sensor for $200. So I took the fusion 360 to try to replicate the original body only to make it a nicer stronger part has the original probably had 5% infill. The newer style Decap sensor is made of Delrin plastic rather than 3D printed I do not know if it's any different other than the material that is made out of however if you have the Mark 7 Dillon 1050 auto-drive and have the 3D printed part that you want to replace repair or printing extra in the event that you break it it's a easy swap out and would take roughly 15 minutes or less to take the old one off replace the body reinstall and start reloading again. The bolt Hole for the bolt that holds the Decap sensor do the Press is slightly off from what the original part has. This makes the sensor body be held closer to the Press by making it a snug fit which allows the sensor to be more firmly located in place as my original tended to wobble a bit.