OutsideBill

I had somehow missed the Annie. Thank you for bringing this one to my attention!

I built one of the "$75 DIY Annealers" quite a few years ago. Worked great. Instead of having two speed controls (one for the feed...

Thanks for the links and info. Very well done!

That's another nice unit!

I built this one from scratch years ago. It is what I still use today. I don't see a motor, a 12v power supply, torch or a cord in that...

This may help you. Link to parts list in 1st post...

Thanks for that tip!

if your buying off that website I would use a prepaid gift card with a low amount. We had a CC number stolen when using there sight a...

if I can figure how to post them I will.

Whatever that contraption is, no wonder you have the point of view you do. That is far more in depth than a simple DIY flame annealer...

How about pictures?

I built my own and spent a little less with speed controls. it works well for .223, .243 ;308, 30-06 ,300 WSM 6.5 PRC and many other. I...

I thought this would be a good video to share on the subject.

I don't think you would have to be a metalurgist or a materials scientist to build one, but I appreciate that it would be difficult. For...

I appreciate the kind words, however, I'm neither a metallurgist, nor a Materials scientist. I know there are specific hand operated...