i was on youtube and seen a video of a guy that had a machine for annealing his brass. i am wondering if this is a machine that can be purchased or do you need to build it yourself. any info about the machine would be greatly appreciated.
annealing machine
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http://it.truveo.com/Precision-Universal-Case-Annealer/id/1143785939
Is this what your talking about ?
If chuck norris can boil water with his own rage , you sir can build a case annealer !
Is this what your talking about ?
If chuck norris can boil water with his own rage , you sir can build a case annealer !
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That is not the case. The quench after annealing is to prevent heat from getting to the case head and softening it. I think the holder of the annealing machine acts as a heat sink which prevents the case head from getting hot.
This looks like the machine in the video:
http://www.lasc.us/CartridgeCaseAnnealing.htm
I am keen to try a similar machine using induction, rather than a toruch:
http://www.ameritherm.com/video_heatingtube.html
http://www.lasc.us/CartridgeCaseAnnealing.htm
I am keen to try a similar machine using induction, rather than a toruch:
http://www.ameritherm.com/video_heatingtube.html
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BattleRife
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Yep, you're wrong. Annealing of brass (as with most metals and alloys) has nothing to do with cooling rate, it is entirely dependent on time at elevated temperature.
I spent some time brainstorming ideas for annealing machines and making some drawings of designs I considered building. In the end, I didn't.
