DIY annealer

[Wildey]

Built this rig on the weekend, used it, and it worked great. Exactly as advertised. Save yourself a couple stacks of 100's over the pro unit.

 

[Wildey]

if anyone is interested in pics of the rig I built, or the exact amazon items I can post them up here.

 

[Fremen]

I would be interested.
As would many others I believe.

 

[cdnshooter]

Yes! Please post video and all links!

 

[titch--]

Yeah, what did you use?

Amazons prices are 179 - 279

 

[bcsteve]

I built one last winter using that video too. Works great!

 

[titch--]

Did you do the timer as well?

You could probably do without but might not be all the same and as even?

 

[270winchester]

Also interested in the parts list

 

[bcsteve]

Did you do the timer as well?

You could probably do without but might not be all the same and as even?

In my opinion, the timer is what makes the system. For the price, ease of wiring and programming it’s totally worth it.

 

[Wildey]

These are the two things I purchased. I made the relay housing out of a little box I had for some machine tools. I used just an extension cord for the power wire. I then followed the video above, and BAM...I have an annealer. I will post some pics of my rig when I get home from work, but its basically the same as the video but with a different housing instead of the bullet box. I didn't have a Berger bullet box laying around. It works great, and I annealed 100 rounds in no time. I will show the difference in the brass before and after



https://www.amazon.ca/Handheld-Magn...0292e900f69673f3e2&qid=1781545825&sr=8-7&th=1

https://www.amazon.ca/DROK-0-01s-99...8-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&th=1

 

[Wildey]

This was useful as well. Cheers to the crew at North East Texas Tactical.

 

[Wildey]

In my opinion, the timer is what makes the system. For the price, ease of wiring and programming it’s totally worth it.

The timer is absolutely the critical component.

 

[Wildey]

The $200 mentioned is USD......but it still comes in close to 200.

 

[titch--]

Ordered

 

[bcsteve]

This is my setup. Picture was taken before the coil was set up.

 

[bcsteve]

 

[Wildey]

Cases before and after, random 12v power supply I had laying around, and the completed rig.

 

[Jimothy]

I built this one last year
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/7s85...ey=kwh6iyn97wmsli72pqdjrlpik&st=4sqoj5a6&dl=0
It works awesome

 

[bcsteve]

I built this one last year
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/7s85...ey=kwh6iyn97wmsli72pqdjrlpik&st=4sqoj5a6&dl=0
It works awesome

What? The case doesn't drop automatically?! lol. Fancy!

 

[Wildey]

I built this one last year
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/7s85...ey=kwh6iyn97wmsli72pqdjrlpik&st=4sqoj5a6&dl=0
It works awesome

ok....so...that is so cool that you have now inspired my machinist abilities to create my own version of this. I unfortunately will now be consumed by this idea until it is completed...lol