Home made annealer

[Dubious]

I just finished making my first home made annealer. I was looking into annealing and was super surprised about the cost of these units (300$-1200$) so I went to the internet picked up a design and got all the electronic parts off amazon for ~125$. Its not 100% done yet it still needs a torch mount and a few things to spruce it up a bit this was its first run through just to see if it works. The speed is adjustable so it it looks fast it just cause it was a test run. Any of you guys out there have any tips for annealing brass. Im going to be ordering some Templaq 750F does anyone have a local source in calgary looks like x-reload and amazon want to charge half the cost of the product for shipping and that won't fit with this cost efficient build.

here is the link to the video

https://youtu.be/Kzpgc-zzTuc

[Benelli1]

Originally Posted by Dubious

I just finished making my first home made annealer. I was looking into annealing and was super surprised about the cost of these units (300$-1200$) so I went to the internet picked up a design and got all the electronic parts off amazon for ~125$. Its not 100% done yet it still needs a torch mount and a few things to spruce it up a bit this was its first run through just to see if it works. The speed is adjustable so it it looks fast it just cause it was a test run. Any of you guys out there have any tips for annealing brass. Im going to be ordering some Templaq 750F does anyone have a local source in calgary looks like x-reload and amazon want to charge half the cost of the product for shipping and that won't fit with this cost efficient build.

here is the link to the video

https://youtu.be/Kzpgc-zzTuc

Try AO member Duceman.

[shorty]

I just use an electric drill and propane torch. Nothing fancy but easy and works well

[slopeshunter]

Pretty cool setup.