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Anyone Here Built an Annealer?

Bully
in Ammunition & Reloading

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I'm considering building an annealing machine.  I know there are some plans online.  I'll get the parts list from there.  Anyone on here done it?

 

C

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    The guy Mike from mikesreloadingbench.com  is working on one now.  Everything this guy produces is top notch and works as it says it does.  Check him out.  He is a great guy.

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    Any other info besides the forum post?  

     

    I'm hoping to learn something and save a few shekels.  

     

    C

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    Any other info besides the forum post?  

     

    I'm hoping to learn something and save a few shekels.  

     

    C

    Just send him an email expressing your interest.  He WILL hook you up.  [email protected]

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    I thought about it.  Since time was an issue I purchased one from Giraud tool.  Its a great machine, I have no complaints.  If this http://fluxeon.com/Annie.html was available at the time I would probably just have purchased one of these.  They anneal so fast you can hold the cartridge in the gap, hit the pedal, and drop it in the can or water so fast it doesnt even have time to heat up and burn you.  It would be relatively easy to do brass one at a time by hand this way.

    I know you wanted to save a few bucks, this is just more options.

    Ken

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    I thought about it.  Since time was an issue I purchased one from Giraud tool.  Its a great machine, I have no complaints.  If this http://fluxeon.com/Annie.html was available at the time I would probably just have purchased one of these.  They anneal so fast you can hold the cartridge in the gap, hit the pedal, and drop it in the can or water so fast it doesnt even have time to heat up and burn you.  It would be relatively easy to do brass one at a time by hand this way.

    I know you wanted to save a few bucks, this is just more options.

    Ken

    That would be a close to 600 dollar "investment" and although it's awesome, I'll have to pass.  Thanks for showing it.

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    Just send him an email expressing your interest.  He WILL hook you up.  [email protected]

    Emails sent and replied to.  He's asking 350 shipped for it.  Still a bit steep but it's a really good looking machine.  

     

    C

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    That would be a close to 600 dollar "investment" and although it's awesome, I'll have to pass.  Thanks for showing it.

     

     

    It's only money...

     

    I do like the induction idea,  But it sure is pricey

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    It's only money...

     

    I do like the induction idea,  But it sure is pricey

    Does that mean you'll be treating...?

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