Richard, if you’re able and willing to, and if you can, I’d like to see and would like to know if you’re able to, can and would print some parts for me and if so at what kind of cost? To explain and discuss, is there any way to get a hold of you?

You're the man! Love the design. Gonna start printing one now!

Update: Amazon sells a National Hardware turnbuckle N820-120 (1/4” x 7-1/2”) in black finish that fits the Bean 3-D printed parts. The black metal finish goes well with the black 3-D printed parts. I also added a 1/4” finishing washer inside to accommodate the turnbuckle eye angle.

Amazing Work !! I did it and it works perfect ! Thanks a lot !

Well done. The printable instructions, shopping list and this video are SUPER complete and take all the head scratching out of component preperation and assembly. The printable face template is absolute gold. I don't believe there is anything left to "tweak" and this may be the first "short kit" I ever assemble exactly as presented . . . except maybe rubber feet on the base. ;-) Again, well done. Ordered my components from Esty tonight. I've been playing with adapting a single load version available elsewhere in Internetville to a proper hopper with birch plywood and aluminum angle extrusions . . . but . . . why bother when this is available? I was playing with cogs and trip levers but the timing was way too much without the triple gear design you use.

Excellent work. The two hopper systems are brilliant. I don't have a 3-D printer but I had been futzing with a birch plywood hopper and trip gate mechanism similar to your first version using a stud on the rotating drum to drop a single cartridge. Thanks for the video.

Very nice kit, $239 for the competitors version and it doesn’t have a hopper. A little bit of time and a few parts to order saves you about $100 bucks . I built one in the past but may be building one of your kits in the near future. Well thought out and executed build.

Great machine that dose the job well and fun to build.

Hey bro, how can i get acess of your Complete build instructions?

Yes downloaded like you said almost done. I’ll send you a picture when I’m finished

Just received my annealing kit eager to get started but it didn’t come with instructions or templates or a list of other parts I will need to purchase I’m impressed at what I’m looking at so far and hope you can help me with the paper work that you said comes with the kit. I will be anxiously waiting. Thanks

this is one of my biggest pain points to this machine... just made my purchase decision easy

What gauge wire do you use to attach from the motor to the control board and board to the power source? I didn't find this information anywhere or I overlooked it. Thanks!

I sincerely hope you are coming back from your temporary break, sir. I need to order one of your parts kits ASAP. Please come back soon!!

Hi, thank you for the files. Just printed them out. Look very good. Just have to wait for the bearings, motor, etc. In your Drawing the main plate #6 is doubled and i use metric bots and nuts. hope they will fit.

Could you sell the plans only? I would like to avoid costly shipping.

I just ordered your kit and waiting on its arrival. I’m really looking forward to putting it together this winter.

I have version 2.2 where can I get the print files and instructions for V3?

I don't comment on really any videos but this modification is just awesome I will be doing this very soon thank you for the information

hi and thank you for your hard work i have downloaded your files for v2.2 is there a way i could get the bearing brace file please

Hi Richard. You could move over to a more heat resistant such as carbon fiber reinforced nylon and/or increase the infill (density) of the part to force more mass to be heated.

Thanks again for the design and inspiration. This was one of the first 3d printer projects I made a few years ago. I made the case a little taller at the top for an extended hopper and underneath the case spinner for a brass catcher. I also used a high torque drive motor to prevent jams with the extended hopper. Ive run thousands of rounds through mine since.

Love the design. I just used mine again yesterday for some 308 and 303 Brit.

I too purchased this and am very pleased with the end results, works very well, i made mine 1 1/2" taller, wider and deeper, i also used laminated cedar plywood 1/2" then polyurethane inside and out, I had to make certain holes deeper as indicated by Jim in his instruction video, the on/off switch and the speed controller, i wish i could post i pic... Thanks Jim

Sorry ! All the plastic parts will not last. All metal parts would last much longer.

By the time you buy all the other parts I could just buy a premade one that is built much better.

How do I purchase one of these? Thanks

I just finished building mine this afternoon. This video was helpful especially for the wiring part.

This machine serves me very well. Thank you, Richard. I would also recommend everyone who anneals brass a webster hardness tester for being sure that the hardness of the brass is as soft as new brass.

Cant wait to buy your kit. Excellent work on this. I look forward to your return from vacation.

Hello Richard. First off what an amazing design you have come up with and thanks for sharing it! I want to ask I have had a look at the build guide PDF, that btw very well made! but I'm unable to locate the 3D printed parts. I would not mind buying them, but as they would need to be shipped to EU I feel the cost after shipping and import tex would be crazy high would I be able to buy the files so I can print it my self?.

Hi there Big fan of this video, I am going to build one myself.. Question though, since I live in Denmark, buying and shipment + toll of the printed parts will run up. But I have a 3D printer myself. Will it be possible to obtain the STL for the printed parts, or is that not for sharing? BR Jesper Denmark.

03:19 pm How does a person contact for annealing kit ?

Great design sir

Thanks Richard! I just placed my order and looking forward to the build!

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Richard, purchased this last week and just finished getting everything installed. Really impressed with how well everything was laid out with the provided drawings. Great job and I appreciated the quick response to my question. The only thing I did different was I had an old steel road sign which I used and bent to the shape of your wood drawing. And since I wasn't dealing with the thickness of the wood I cut the full-size hole for the display, so it snapped into place. I strapped my dremel tool to a vertical bar and raised it the 1 3/8 inches and just rotated the pan to cut it. I debated on whether to build an induction annealer or to use the propane type but could build yours for half the cost of the induction one. Glad I came across your site.

Wow! That's terrific!!

Outstanding, I just ordered a pair clamps off Amazon and cannot wait to get this done. What was Yamaha thinking??? This will make simple tasks like cleaning it so much easier. Thanks for a great video!

Thank you Richard! I purchased one of these kit about a month ago. The design of the 3D printed parts is simple, thorough and neatly executed. It's clear that Richard had many hours sitting with CAD to work out all the fine details. I honestly can't believe that he makes any money at all to sell these at the price he does on Etsy; I'm guessing that he approaches this more as a donation to the shooting hobbies. I modified the case design just a bit to allow room to mount the speed controller still in its case and made my front plate from 1/8" aluminum, but other than that followed his very detailed instructions. My machine worked perfectly and delivered its first batch of very consistently annealed brass last week. Excellent job, thanks again!

How does a guy get one of those?

What a great tutorial! I don’t see a list or links to things like the motor, speed controller and power supply and adapter. Is that available somewhere? I’d like to price that stuff before I order your kit. Again, great tutorial!

Nice job, sir! I love seeing people get creative and make practical things with 3D printers. Great idea!

That is awsome

where did you get the torch with the hose on it that fits the small propane cans ?

that is just an excellent design !

ingenious to say the least! Just purchased looking forward to the build. Thanks!

Are you selling a kit like you did on your annealer?

Ok im sold! Where can i order a kit?

Man you are a genius! And thank you for your service