DIY BRASS ANNEALER DETAILED GUIDE FOR ~$100

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

🚨The EP 2.0 brass annealer that is adjustable from 300blk to 50bmg in seconds is now available!⤵️⤵️⤵️ www.epintegrations.com 🚨

[@chicopistolero]

After watching ~30 DIY annealer videos, I settled on your design. Compact, affordable and effective. Thank you!

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

you betcha! glad to help my friend!

[@castloader1715]

If only the rest of youtube was this thorough. Thanks a bunch for this.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Glad to help and let me know if you have any questions :)

[@brendarichey3237]

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[@StonyRC]

This is far and away THE BEST case annealer I've seen. You can adjust the speed using tempilaq to give you the perfect anneal for your brass AND (unlike other, far more expensive models) you can choose to drop the brass into water to quench if you wish. All I need do now is get ordering and start building!!!!!!

[@mannykightley]

Found this channel searching for load dev data on a Tikka 20" T3X CTR, and must say the content, just like this annealer build tutorial is "A Grade". Thanks, so appreciated

[@shutthegate8232]

You sir, are a dead set legend. This is a great video and instructions. Now that is how you make a "how to". Keep up the good work, and thanks for the effort. Cheers.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

+Crows 2332 thanks once again! :)

[@lloydsharp7993]

You sir are a very special person for sharing this with us.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

PARTS LIST ADDED TO DESCRIPTION! PLEASE, PLEASE, share, subscribe, and like video! :) if you keep scratching my back, then ill keep scratching your back with amazing videos like this :)

[@I_play_hockey]

Elfster's Rifles and Reloading

[@BeauDArcy]

Great video, thank you! One extra tip (sorry if already been pointed out). You don't need to cut/splice the wires on the power button. The bottom of the button unscrews like a tiny flashlight, allowing you to then insert the button from the outside and the leads from the inside. Then screw the two pieces back together and tighten the silver nut to secure against the panel. Can also cut off the 3.5mm adapter on power supply and splice that directly into motor control. The annealer works great, though. Thanks again!

[@ewathoughts8476]

I know this is a way late comment, but I just built your annealer, and it is working very well. Thank you so much for the basic design and parts list. Supports the KISS principal. I did make a few changes to make it more useful for smaller cases like 6.5 Grendel, and I noticed the brass stopper gets way too hot with short cases. I took another u-bolt, cut off all the threaded parts and attached it in reverse orientation to the original u-bolt. I used a 1/4" cable compression sleeve ($.89 at the hardware store) to join the two u-bolts making it longer by double. I moved the brass stopper mount hole to 10:30 from 7:30. This made the brass stopper into a S shape from a C shape, and removed the stopper from the path of the torch flame as the end by the stopper does not protrude proud of the drum. The brass stopper no longer gets hot as the original does. I left the drum the same 1.25" deep as I wanted to be able to convert back to longer cases. In order to force the Grendel cases to expose more shoulder to the flame, I made a Kydex 1/4 circle clip that snaps onto the brass stopper like a flag. This is easily removable. I also made a feed ramp spacer that forces the cases farther from the back of the ramp. The new brass stopper has to be unbolted to remove the drum now, however I do not need to remove the drum to shift to short or long cases. Other changes were to use a rubber table foot to cover the motor, moved the power button to the top of the case middle, moved the speed control to the old power button position, moved the power jack to the top right of the black case panel. These changes allow the case to be opened without wires stretching between case parts. Also you do not have to cut the power switch wires to install, there is a plug in the speed controller to unplug from the circuit board.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Heck yeah! Thanks for the input!

[@ewathoughts8476]

I would send you some pictures if I knew where. No Facebook or Instagram. I could share something from my Google Drive.

[@nuttyaboutguns]

I'm in awe. Well done, Elfster. Unfortunately, this video implanted a brain worm into my head. And I won't stop thinking about this setup until I build my own.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

yeah, I'm totally the same way! LOL! when I get an idea in my head the only way to get it out is simply just to do it! LOL

[@villagelightsmith4375]

To fasten your aluminum angle to the case, use flat head countersunk sheetmetal screws. Well Done, Elfster!

[@bowbender5095]

Amazon show several of these parts lumped together “also bought these items” I guess it’s pretty popular, ordering mine now!

[@adrian7075]

8 years later and this is the design I’m building currently. Super affordable and easy to

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Glad it's still helpful!

[@ajjohnson7115]

im building mine now . id just like to say thanks for sharing this ! Keep up the AMAZING work

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Nice! We just came out with the 2.0 annealer too www.epintegrations.com

[@macmckellar1707]

I was impressed with this video and the piece of equipment that I will be adding to my reloading equipment (parts ordered today). I see this is an older video and todays out the door price on the major components was $113.07. I didn't buy the cheapest but did buy All American. Thanks for making this video for all of us out here!

[@reneramirez8904]

Subbed. Was in the process of building my own annealer and came across this. Great content and explanation.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Thanks!

[@dancash7731]

I'm just about finished with making this exact Annealer. Need an inline fuse, and a little time to work on it. I used a different motor so I don't have to cut the hole in the back. I kinda foresee the one at a time thing being a bit slow, but I don't shoot that much right now, so not too worried about it. Nice video, well done.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Thanks! Got a link to the motor you used?

[@dlplett]

I'm building one now. On the speed controller recommended the power switch can be unplugged from the display. No need to cut and splice the wires. Unplug, feed though the hole and plug back in.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Nice! Good to know! Post your pics on my Facebook page!

[@linuxflyer1863]

Thanks a lot for posting this! I ordered my parts a couple of weeks ago and finished building it today and it works perfectly. I did modify the plans a little to add some versatility. I cut the drum long enough to do the longest cartridge that I shoot and cut some spacers to put against the bottom of the drum to build it out far enough to do the shorter ones. The feed ramp is very simple to adjust as well. I have the brass stop set that it works so far with 243, 204 and 6mm br. I may have to adjust it to do my 35 Whelan but I don't shoot that very much.

[@utahprepper8925]

Interesting - I went to Amazon and sourced the pan. Then everything else you used in this project showed up in the section that says "Customers who bought this also bought:" Every part was there. Too cool! And great job on the design. Very cool. Thank you!

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

You betcha! Keep us updated on how it goes! Got to post a pic once done on my Facebook page

[@utahprepper8925]

@@ElfstersRiflesandReloading One mod I plan on making is as follows: Not going to trim the cake pan. Instead, I'll make a 5" disc out of aluminum and bolt it inside the pan on the same bolt. I'll adjust it in and out depending on the length of the cartridge. It will mean modifying the mounting a bit but that way I can anneal any length brass I'd ever need to.

[@paulhoward3403]

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[@davidchristensen3572]

Awesome video, I have mine mostly built just waiting on the slow boat from China on the motor. rather than cutting and splicing the on off button simply remove the back of the digital display and unplug the on off button and slide it through the hole .

[@jpenna1976]

Finally got it built! Collecting parts and improvising those I can't get here, took about three months. Never built anything like this and first I put couple components in places where they caused a problem with closing the case. Now only issue left is the gas torch. I bought one, which seemed most easiest to adapt into this purpose. It now seems, that flame can't be adjusted into correct form. Hope to get this last issue sorted out next week.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Nice!

[@ayooper2364]

great design, nice to see the refinements , thanks for the great Ideas

[@nhwilkinosn]

could you put a list of parts in the description?

[@scottfhscottfh]

THANKS ELFSTER! I built this here in Canada. It works great!! I really appreciate you sharing. BTW, it costed me $200.00 CDN

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Awesome! Love it!

[@sledgehammer7998]

Appreciate you explaining how you hooked up the electronics.

[@hartfordboothe7466]

Thanks for taking the time to make this very informative video.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

You betcha my friend

[@juliusjames5577]

After searching through many videos I finally found this! Excellently presented! Thank you! I don’t think I’ll buy the box. I’ll build it from plywood. Maybe slotted holes in ramp to give it some adjustment range? I’ll paint the box with gloss back sides and ref on the face. Seems like the prop adapter is out of stock as of now.

[@nerdyengineer7943]

Great video. Mine works! Thank you so much for making this video.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

You betcha!

[@darrendennis4866]

Thanks for sharing your information on the parts order list , that's what i have been searching for. Your machine works great.

[@mqeqeshe1]

Great stuff Elfster! I've decided to build one based on your design, but I'll be making some of my own parts with a 3D printer. I'm using a 90 degree worm gear motor and printing my own spindle adapter. And for the case I'm using a piece of 1/2" MDF with some 3D printed bases to hold it at the correct angle and height. Should come in around $60. Thanks for the video and all the details!

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Heck yeah! Keep me updated on my Facebook page with pics!

[@bairpharm787]

great video!!! Just finished making a similar annealer and it works great. Thanks for sharing and I hope all is well.

[@MV-pn4ey]

I just bought the supplies to build this, and the link to the power supply was one I used several times. but what I received was an Arris adapter, right volts and amps, but would not fit into the power socket.

[@druggles1]

This is a well-documented build! Thank you for sharing!!

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

No problem! Glad to help!

[@54Mizery]

Fantastic video. Very helpful. I have ordered the parts off EBay and will enjoy the build.Alan T

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Nice! Lets us all know how it goes my friend! I’ve known many that have built the unit so far with great success!’

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

You’ll have to post pics on my Facebook page!

[@54Mizery]

Yes will do. Some parts coming from China so it will take 3-4 weeks to get started.

[@smartin1601]

Thanks Brother; we appreciate your help. God Bless you and your family. WWG1WGA

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

You betcha my friend!

[@daverieck6352]

Awesome work mate , going to get the stuff together and make it , Thanks

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Nice!! Keep us updated!

[@leeroyphillips]

That was really good , you made it look simple thanks keep them coming.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

You betcha!

[@bobheale2521]

Nice setup. Thanks for sharing

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

You betcha!

[@streams7777]

Please don’t pull this old lady’s man card 😂 , my dad would roll in his grave. Seriously, you made an excellent video and have great humor. Thank you.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

You betcha!

[@ratjaw75]

Thanks for making this video and putting the information out there. Subscribed.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Glad to help bud! Just posted part 4 on how to use the annealer just today!!!

[@lems1169]

Amazing!!! Thx for sharing this info. Liked, subscribed and shared!!!1 That's the least I can do!

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

+Serge Lemay thanks!

[@curtmayberry7487]

Awesome video, well thought out instructions and parts list, thanks for the help

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Thank you my friend! Let me know if you have any questions! :)

[@bobanderson6696]

Thanks for sharing, love the design. I have ordered the parts I'm building one.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

No problem bud!!! Hope it turns out as well as mine :) mine works amazing especially for about $100 bucks

[@JimJenkins1967]

Great video. I'd love to see the detail of how you cut the cake pan.

[@longshotdiedtired1582]

Sweet setup ! I think I’ll let you build it for me though lol , will be ordering one this week I like not having to order extra parts to do all calibers

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Nice! www.epintegrations.com

[@longshotdiedtired1582]

@@ElfstersRiflesandReloading running any promos ?

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Ends tomorrow! Code HOLIDAYS

[@blue.hawaiian.audits]

Patent pending?! Might as well! It’s a good design that could be perfected! I love the feeding ramp! You don’t see that on most annealers.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

PP / LLC 👊🔥👊

[@uscbigdawg]

Have you considered another version with a case hopper? In a cursory look, your design is like 90% of the work. Perhaps a longer case for the hopper and have the DRO's for the hopper and drum on the top of the case. Just a thought, but would like your input. Thanks for this video.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

+Richard White I suppose I could but I was trying to make it for under $100. Also it doesn't take that long to manually feed it at around 5minutes per 50pcs. I actually like the extra control I get by manually feeding the annealer and I'm able to get it set up I less than one minute. Good suggestion tho!!

[@uscbigdawg]

Definitely not a negative criticism. I think it's awesome! I really appreciate the video. I'm looking at a larger case (width) for the brass hopper. Fingers crossed it works. Thanks again for a great video!

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Richard White sounds good bud! let me know how it turns out! :)

[@dougmann5803]

Ok, first time I saw this and I must say I have to make one! You are spot on with level of detail and bill of matl list - well thought out and executed for first timers. However, I'm having trouble finding the video that comes after the one where you show us how to build it. I'm assuming there is one - to discuss how to judge brass color, timing, etc. I'll keep looking or reading. Thanks again!

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

+Doug Mann here you go bud

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

+Doug Mann m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZXCaal6e7GDb8U

[@wisecitizenry2844]

Dude! You are my hero!

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Glad to help buddy!

[@michaelwoods1818]

Elfster great job. I have been trying to figure out how to source my parts. This helped out greatly. Keep up the great work

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Glad it helped my friend! :)

[@Rotary12]

Great video, my only comment is you did. Ot need to cut the wires on the power switch. Just pop the back off the display and unplug the pot and power switch.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Yeah, I'd advise doing that also. Didnt know you could do that when doing the video. Thanks!

[@the1j043]

Nice job Elfster. Keep up the great work. See ya back at the Hide. ; )

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

+The1J04 no problem my friend! I'm glad you enjoyed the video! :)

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

ill try my best to get a parts list in the description tonight :)

[@robinepps7274]

If you have shared your parts list, where can I find it?

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Might need to click on the “show more” button.

[@juanvazquez-torres5676]

Thank you great job I'm buying all my parts I'm impressed AAA+++

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Juan Vazquez-Torres no problem!! Let me know if you have any questions!

[@tacticalfudd4240]

great info brother. keep up the great work

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Thanks my friend ❤

[@chicowize]

I’m digging your work & experience. Thanks for sharing 👍🏽

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

You betcha! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@сергей163]

Отличное видео и очень хорошее пояснение. Спасибо.

[@psubond]

Looks great! Does the ramp get hot? I was thinking about 3d printing the ramp

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Nope, ramp isn't near flame. With that said it's close to a flame so I dont think I'd make it out of plastic

[@psubond]

Ok, thank you. Was hoping for easy fix for avoiding sourcing metal ramp 🙂

[@ChefA85]

Great video. If I can make a suggestion, you should add a list of the parts in the info below the video. Thanks for the info!

[@7xTHORx1]

I got mine done! Great video. Are you just using a pencil tip torch? Thx.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Yup! Pencil torch!

[@jamesr7583]

Well done! Might have to build one of these :)

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

+GarandThumb sounds good! Let me know how it turns out!!

[@bodynfocus]

Great video. Following your specs I built one of these last year... works great. Have you toyed with a case feeder add-on for this design?

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

I only reload in increments of 50 or 100 and really don’t find the need for a hopper necessary. It only takes 5 minutes per 50 cases

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Thank you btw! :)

[@bodynfocus]

Yep. I was in the same boat when I first built it... only doing 20 to 30 at a time takes just a few minutes. But now (shooting PRS) I find myself needing to do batches of a couple hundred at a time so I'm looking to retrofit some sort of hopper/feeder mechanism. I've seen a couple designs based on your original work. Let me see what I can find. Thanks again for sharing this inspiration. I've sent your video to at least a hundred people over the last 12 months.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

100% get what you’re saying. I think to have a good size hopper you would need a larger case. There are a bunch of videos on KZbin showing how to make the hopper and special sensors that detect the absence of the case on the ramp causing the hopper to feed another case from the hopper. I thought about it, but I also have an annealeez for doing large batches of brass. Thanks for your feedback! Thanks once again my friend!

[@avidhuntr]

ingenious, well described, on my must have list, make me one please and I'll pay you double

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

+avid huntr1016 Well I have no time to make one but thanks for the compliment!

[@mrhounddog8271]

The music keeps you thinking that Huggy Bear will come out and talk about the "Word on the Street."

[@lizards2wizards]

Would this work for rimmed cartridges or would you need to add an inner wall to the drum?

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Its no real difference with the 2.0, so I don't see why it wouldn't kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5yvmJyHi5iWbK8

[@Stratman48]

What RPM motor did you use?

[@Ripper13F1V]

Awesome! Just need to find someone that would want to do all the cutting and drilling. Im no good at that, assembly yep. Fabricating, nope.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

I'll see if I can get the parts list done tomorrow

[@ChefA85]

thanks again!

[@cademarti1365]

Is your parts list up to date with the Amazon links in the notes?

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

@@cademarti1365 amazon is constantly changing stuff so id definitely double check all purchases, but i did update it about 3 months ago ish...

[@cademarti1365]

@@ElfstersRiflesandReloading thanks bro

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Np bro!

[@Kbails84]

Is there a smaller motor you would recommend that would allow the unit to stay inside the box without modifications?

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

None that I've tried personally to know for sure. Sorry

[@evanwindom3265]

An interesting and simple design, well explained. Have you tried any rimmed cases, though? I'm curious whether the additional width of the rim would cause the case to roll unevenly in the drum.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

No issue with rimmed

[@ronniebaker3036]

I need a anneneler but don't have the means to make one when is your going to be available

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Not sure. Maybe a few months. Its a long process of getting everything together

[@ronniebaker3036]

@@ElfstersRiflesandReloading hi sir I'm having a really bad deal maybe you or someone you know can help me out I got a rifle I'm getting back soon I'm in bad need of some cci 450 small magnum rifle primers any help is greatly appreciated?

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Wish i could send you in the right direction but literally everyone is out

[@TheBrewer3535]

I cannot find a cake pan deep enough for my 20mm Lahti or 40mm Bofors :-) JK Great video, thank you for the detail and info!

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

😂

[@dhphotography644]

Oerlikon 20 mm cannon has been done on the original skip Black Betty. I'm sure you could use a old pot cut the handle off.

[@brianbayliss7955]

Great Video. My question is how did you mount your Dremel to your work bench to cut the pan down?

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Just held it against the flat leg of my bench and took my time. Marked the perimeter of the pan with a thin tip marker to make sure i was staying on my line. Then touched up a couple spots od the cut on my grinder

[@brianbayliss7955]

@@ElfstersRiflesandReloading THank you very much. Parts are slowly arriving and then the project will begin. Thanks for a great tutorial.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Awesome! Keep us updated!

[@alanhoreis5230]

Have you used, or tried, with rimmed brass? For example, 218 Bee, 22 or 17 Hornet.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Nope

[@vernontzugaris7162]

Great video, liked and subbed. do you think that a collet style prop adapter would work instead of the set screw type?

[@vareckwalla1302]

What's your method for trimming down the aluminu cake pan? I tend to overthink stuff, so hopefully your way it easier :). Great vid!

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

its actually explained in the video and how to trim the cake pan

[@vareckwalla1302]

Elfster's Rifles and Reloading yep...totally missed it. Thanks!

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

no problem my friend!

[@driedjello]

Magnificent video sir

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

im glad you enjoy it my friend! :)

[@BUDsBs]

Hey elfster where did u get the metal drum?

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Parts list in video description

[@BUDsBs]

@@ElfstersRiflesandReloading thanks buddy

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

@@BUDsBs you betcha

[@bobbythompson3544]

Going back many years to technical college annealing was carried out using an acid quench maybe that was not really annealing, would love your opinion on this subject!

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Just my 2cents. Dealing with molten salt not only sounds dangerous but sounds like a PITA... then again I've never used it. AMP is the best with the annealezz behind that for those that cant afford the AMP, and my DIY behind that which cant afford the annealezz and like to tinker

[@gumby-vk4mo]

I am goin to use mostly the same parts with the exception of the cake pan I would like to use two nylon wheels instead any idea were someone could find any with the key way all ready cut on the outside thanks

[@redraiderreloading7612]

Is your annealing machine ready for purchasing

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

The 2.0 isnt.. might still sell them, might not.. im hoping to do a video on the 2.0 annealer soon

[@hatenlebron]

So is there a parts list someplace? Looked on FB and didn’t see it. Thx

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

its in the comments

[@hatenlebron]

Elfster's Rifles and Reloading thanks but I do not see it anyplace.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

click on the "show more" in the comments area under the video

[@hatenlebron]

Elfster's Rifles and Reloading Great job, thanks again! Maybe you can do a wet tumbler DYI😃

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

it really is hard to beat the arsenal tumbler... you can usually find them for very cheap online

[@stevecooper3320]

Well done!

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Thanks!

[@jeffreyveilleux789]

Why do you mount the ramp at an angle?

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

+Jeffrey Veilleux its all in the Video my friend

[@slamminhawgs9847]

awesome! great work!!

[@T-Rex62]

Also a late comment, but if it is online it is forever. Great video tutorial. I built one based on yours. Question is my timer is super low on the revolutions. But that is to be expected with different builds, suppliers etc. But how long do you anneal your brass. ? I am doing 300 blk at 4seconds. Again good job.

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Check out my part4 annealing video, on how I anneal

[@ranger5309]

Do you resize after annealing ?

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Anneal, and then size.

[@ranger5309]

@@ElfstersRiflesandReloading Thank you so much ! Your awesome ! 👍🏻😃

[@GunDaddy818]

Omg this is so awesome.

[@carlmann9678]

Where did you get the case at

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

It's in the video description

[@Rhymer3]

All about that shaft diameter! Ayyy! Haha just kidding. Great video. Thank you

[@BILLHOVER]

the back cover on the speed control box pops off and you can unplug the switch to mount then plug it back in

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Very good info! Thanks!

[@BILLHOVER]

you done all the hard work i just add a one point to your big project mate

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Thanks, it’s a collective effort :)

[@aslaust1543]

What kind of gas burner do you use?

[@aslaust1543]

Sorry, I see it now

[@davidcaldwell1406]

I have a question about the pwr on/off switch and the rheostat knob. Is the switch a NO/NC Lighted switch and is the Rheostat knob a 10K OHM Linear Taper Rotary Potentiometer B10K Pot with Knob and 3-Pin JST-XH2.54 Connector Lead? TIA.

[@MasterofNone365]

Nice build! How long does the motor extend out from the back?

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Not sure. I think it’s on the video with the nut spacers

[@JAM4MORE]

Genius....Bravo

[@GunnerAsch1]

I rather like that! Ill build one!

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

Let me know how it turns out! :)

[@GunnerAsch1]

I most certainly will! Thanks!

[@_JoyKiller]

thank you for the video and wealth of information sir! quick question, when you load the feed ramp up, do you get double feeds or anything like that, or is the timing/speed adjusted so that the bottom of the opening in the cake pan blocks the next case from falling in?

[@codypendant6745]

He feeds each cartridge by hand after the window takes the previous cartridge. Just like in the video. This is intended to be a simple to make, and small annealer for lower volumes of annealing. If you need to do hundreds of pieces at one sitting, think of getting/making a larger annealer. Obviously, it would entail more complexity and extended parts list. Having said that, this unit could be modified to include a stack and some form of auto-feed. I am working on the logistics of that very thing now.

[@_JoyKiller]

got it. I wasn't sure if the video was for demonstration only, or if at some point he might have tried doing 5 cases at a time or something like that.

[@majorsmackdown]

Awesome !! As soon as I heard shit - I had to "Like" your video !! 4:14

[@ElfstersRiflesandReloading]

glad you enjoyed the video my friend! let me now if you make one!