I do the same but before i run them through i annealing process

Mate you potentially saved me a lot of time and money with this! Reading all the posts online they suggest 2 stages at least. You're a champion. Just wondering what you use to neck turn? Cheers

Great video I was having a multi feed problem but like the seesaw idea thanks

Nice job. Where did you get the white plastic rollers.

Hi, I've just built one of these. I used to same type of motors and power supply you used. I'm wondering how you wired it up to one switch? When I switch mine on both motors tend to pulse rather than spin constantly. If I disconnect a wire on the second motor then switch on, the first motor runs ok and if I touch the lose wire to the second motor they both run. It's as if 12v isn't enough to start both motors simultaneously. Can not work it out. I may need a switch for each motor. Cheers from Adelaide.

thanks for this well made video Skip 👌👍

Couldn't you have used 1 speed controller for both motors? Could have saved a little money. If they are placed slightly out of phase and spinning the same rpm, wouldn't this work with one less controller?

What a great idea. Easy build, thank you.

Do you sell this unit to the USA ?

how many amps is that power supply

how did you attach the drums to the motors??

I'd love to build my own... but this type of thing is where I'm f hopeless... a build video would be so awesome champ

Can you knock me one of these up? I’m in Brisbane

Thanks. Im looking at forming some 17 mach 1V cases.

Good video ! Cheers mate!

Hey man, you dont have a picture or video of it exposing the insides??

I built one very similar, using a microwave turntable A.C motor with a speed of 10rpm (rotation every 6 seconds) Didn't have space for it when I moved house, but still have the motor, I'll make another one soon.

Sell me one!

Brilliant, mate! Really first class idea. But why the two motors? Why not one motor driving two identical pulleys or sprockets, so the two rotors always stay in time with one another? Surely there’s no point in having them rotate at different rates.

Thanks for posting the videos Skip. I'm in the process of getting the items together to make mine. I'm hoping you can help me out with a bit of info?...... How have you got the small black "feeder wheel" to stop once it drops a piece of brass down the "slide" and onto the main wheel? And secondly, What is the black wheel made of, and could you give me it's dimensions, including the size of the cut-out you have made for the .223/6.5CM/.308? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Cheers. J.

Is there any bearing supporting the pieces on front, or are the directly on motor shaft?

What are you using to drive the unit

I like your setup! The simpler the better. If I could make a suggestion on your flame. I may be wrong but in my experience with propane torches you have the flame too close. Ideally you want the tip of the blue flame just barely touching the object. Or in this case the brass case. If you hold too close you will not get the full effect of the heat from the flame. Try making some small adjustments until you have the flame just right on the case. You may even need to reduce the flame some to prevent over heating. You could dial up the speed and anneal faster. Your choice in that one. Thanks for the video!

Nice

...why is everything $16 dollars?

Would it be possible to give us the dimensions of the Case

where abouts do I go to find plans for this?

That was helpful - thanks.

I'm just starting to build one now, prototype made. I went round on hard rubbish day and got an old microwave, (for the motor)! I used the 240volt AC motor, plugs straight into the wall, gives you a full revolution in 24 seconds. (also spent nothing!)

Cool bud! Thanks for the videos!

Before you make these super machines. Look for the right temperature for properly annealing your brass. They will tell you that you need tempilaq to get the correct brake temperature. This is nonsense, use what they used to in the past. dark red, two orange. 750 ° F tempilaq will give you stress relife (longer case life) but will not give you reduced hardness (cool release).

Before you make these super machines. Look for the right temperature for properly annealing your brass. They will tell you that you need tempilaq to get the correct brake temperature. This is nonsense, use what they used to in the past. dark red, two orange. 750 ° F tempilaq will give you stress relife (longer case life) but will not give you reduced hardness (cool release).

What parts did you use? Been trying to find some plans to make one of these

Hi mate, Interested to know if you are still building these mate, they look the goods for sure?

Hi Skip witch proximity detector did you use. Can I get the info for it please.

I have a question for you on how much to do this item cost did you make it yourself or did you buy a complete and if you did buy a complete where did you purchase it from thank you

Wish I had the skills to build this

Hi Skip, How can I order an anealer from you mate?

Why not belt drive feeder (o ring) 1:1 and use one speed controller, reduce the cost by one readout and motor? Just a thought. Great design!

hello great build...are you interested in building one for a fellow West Aussie ????

Nice work bud. 👌 I think I'll have to make me one of those....👍

Build it, and they will come.

Hi Skip I live in the United States and I would like to have a kneeler can you email me the parts I need to build this and instructions I'd appreciate it if not I understand email address all small [email protected]

Skip, how do you cut the cake pan? I am building one of these myself....a clue would be helpful....my lathe wont do it jaws arent big enough

I've got 2000 556 brass to anneal... I'll definitely be making one of these lol. Did about 50 by hand and said no way.

Hey mate how do I order an annealer?

Awesome design. I built my version here. Haven't figured out the prox sensor yet (I got a normally open sensor, but the output wire isn't activating the motor or controller). kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5zVmYudmN-bmpY

Hi Skippy, do you still make and sell your annealer and how much is it? CheersDavid

Mate can I still get a annealing machine off ya . I'm in Brisbane!

Mate are you selling your annealing machine? If how do I get one?