Hello guys, take this for exactly what it cost you. I've loaded 10s of thousands of rounds this way and never stuck a case or noticed a dimpled case. The guy that showed it to me (Kent Lomont) has probably loaded 100s of thousands of rounds. I took an old cake pan and cut a piece of carpet to fit the bottom. (I used a short pile with an attached foam pad, he had a piece of shag, I liked mine better). Saturate the carpet with plain old chassis grease out of a grease gun cartridge. I put it in the oven with just the pilot light burning to help it soak down into the carpet. You just throw the brass onto the carpet, roll it across a couple of times like you would on a normal lube pad and size it. You just want the brass to feel slightly tacky from the grease not excessivly greasy. Recharge the carpet with grease as needed. It sounds hokey, lowtech etc., but it is cheap and it works. willie