This picture shows the tool with the case in the depriming sleeve and the depriming punch slipped through the top handle, ready to knock out the blank.

Another shot, the 2 sleeves in the tool in the center and rear positions have a small shoulder on the od to prevent them from pushing through in operation. You can also see the step on the ID at the bottom of the rear station that retains the case but lets the blank pass though. Hopefully the pictures and my babbling explain all.

Excellent!  That tool makes it so easy. Well done Dennis.

I am going to continue this post and branch into different methods and components I have played with. I started this path 10 years ago with a #1-1/2 Remington. I sort of fumbled my way into making some working loads. I then found some articles in older shooting magazines. Then I started using the internet to find other options. I was somewhat involved in the long thread on Cast Boolits a few years back and read many other threads on various sites. I found most had a way that worked for them and many were convinced they had the best way. I decided to try to keep an open mind and continue with my own ideas along with trying out the thoughts of others and try to come up with the pros & cons of each concept.
So the first thing I'm discussing is, "The case for the .32 Rim Fire".
Here is a picture of 10 cases, from the top, left to right they are;
1. A factory .32 Long Colt with the "Long Rifle" case and inside lubed bullet. This case is the CF equivalent of the .32RF 
2. A fired case from above load, wish I'd never sold that Ballard. 
3. A machined .32 RF Short from Dixie Arms, there are several purveyor's of similar cases. Offset primer, requires orientation when loading.
4. A case I made by reforming 32S&W to 32LC and cutting offset primer pocket.
5. My first style of case, thinned rim and .27 power tool load (Ramset) .27 cal. will light from any firing pin spacing w/o orientation

Second row;
6. My 2nd style, 22 cal primer, centered in case, rim thinned, head spacing on protruding .22 blank, requires a firing pin that will reach to hit blank.
7. Lathe turned case, full thickness rim, 
8. case with an offset large pistol pocket, Didn't work, some things are a swing and a miss.
9 & 10 cases formed for 1 time use from tubing, brass & aluminum.