Amazing solution! Thanks for sharing!

Simple, efficient and effective. Thanks for the great idea .

Hey jpex, how can I send you some pictures of my build? Thanks for the inspirations, beats the heck out spending hundreds on a machine

Hi the only thing on it,I don’t like these 2 torches hating each other

Anneal-Rite has pretty much the same set-up........ don't know who came up with the Idea first......... I have had and used the Anneal-right for probably 10 years now...... works great

I'm building mine, I had enough scrap laying around all I needed was the torches 👍

Wow, after seeing this, I threw my man card in the trash 😒.....😂👍👍👍 Great job 👍

Nope... I don't trhink you are getting up to the correct temperature.

Love it... Reminds me of TV show MEGIVER.....

Use a arduino with a servo motor and you can use a servo motor with a timer built in to control the exact time its in the flame and you can increase the case to case consistently 10 fold.

Nice build, clever and functional.

My man! Thank you for the tip. Tried it tonight and there certainly is “getting a feel for it”. Works great!

brilliant!

much cheaper than an AMP for sure!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's simple . . . it works . . . I like it enough I think that's what I'm going to make.

good job ! someone using their brain :)

Easy to construct from your video, works great, for less than $30.00 minus the torches, just as good as those $200.00 to $300.00 annealers. Thank you will recommend your video to all my reloader friends.

That is not enough time to soften the brass, if you actually had it tested it did not change the hardness!

I just use my electric chamfer tool. But I'm going to try your way being as I already have the bit and a benchtop drill press

Best to turn the propane tips at a angle away from each other or they heat each other up, the brass pipe is a great conductor of heat it follows down and gets the tanks very hot. Check the pipes by the valve's for heat if you do a lot of cases at once..

The genius lies in simplicity. That is what MEN do.

I am really impressed.Now I know what to build for this process. Many thanks and Merry Christmas from Sweden

Great setup. I didn’t see the brass glow. Maybe it’s the lighting?

I'm building one next weekend...thanks jpex!

Very smart young man 👏👏👏

Like your idea. Was thinking if you cut a slot in that flat stand, you could loosen the bolt/wingnut and and slide your pipe for height adjustment..

I like it. It works and that is what counts

Hello I love this design however I’m extremely torn between a induction style and a propane style. I understand that the induction process will be way more accurate. However those designs are really complex for me I believe if I set my mind to do that style I’ll be able to do it. But when I went outside and did the socket method with a propane torch I drastically shrink my group size. So I guess if your just a home gamer with reloading this style will definitely work.

Can you make out measurements of all items

Be good if you can measure the different 👌

This is simplistic genius! Very cool concept and gives your audience enough information to personalize their own version. You posted this long ago but I’m new to annealing so this is new for me and valuable information. Thanks!

Hello, great setup, but I have a question... Don't you think that the 2 sides avec warmer than the front and rear of your case ? As the 2 sides are closer from the blue flame... Thanks for your feed-back

Love it and just as fast as the expensive machines.

Thanks man. this got to be best way

I'll be building this, thank you!

genius

I’m definitely making this. Thanks

Awesome simple idea. By far the best I’ve seen. Thanks for showing newbies like me a cheap and simple way to anneal my cases.

Simple, super affordable and an elegant DIY alternative to the 'big bucks' machines. Thanks for sharing.

It only gets two sides...reach up there and spin it with your fingers to get all sides ;-)

Pure genius. I can't say enough.

I don't anneal but all the ones I've seen the cartridge spins while under a flame, these are stationary. If there's no difference then you've got a great gadget there, if there is a difference you've got a brass killer

Dropping onto the mouth? Not a good strategy.

What is the degree/angle on the 5/8 bit?

Nice setup for sure Yeah you are correct about 4 seconds Max

awesome!

Love the .264

thanks mate! fantastic and simple setup! will be running to the hardwarestore this evening and get supplies. thanks for sharing!

Nice! Good ingenuity! I’m headed to the part store now.