If I process all of the cases first on one toolhead with a lube die and the trimmer die, then is there any need to re-tumble or re-lube the cases again before I run them through the loading cycle on another toolhead? With only four stations, I don't think I could include a power trimmer in the loading toolhead. I guess I would need to inspect the cases and hand-deburr as needed after the trim cycle. I ordered a Dillon carbide rifle die set. I do not have any sort of case trimmer yet, but trimming referenced to the case head seems like a good idea, particularly for my once-fired military brass.
Edited to add: I still expect that I would decap, tumble and pocket swage the once-fired brass on the single-stage press just once initially, but not as part of my regular reloading cycle.
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