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I'm no authority, but that's the approach I'm trying to take on the whole reloading game. In addition to the temp, time, and position...

To me annealing is about consistency. Temp, time, and position/portion of the brass that is treated.

If I was an experienced reloader and confident I had all the rest of my game locked down, then I might consider that method.

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I have a brand new EP that I have never used and don't plan to use. $180 shipped if you are interested. PM me and I cans end you info...

Yup. I'm asking myself the same questions and feeling the same about AMP

If you can self-build a decent induction annealer for $200, it's surprising that no one has mass manufactured and sold them completed...

Yes, I've watched the induction annealer videos. Thanks for the tips. Good stuff. I may go that route instead of the flame annealer if I...

Just do a search for $200 DIY induction annealer.

Instructions for the induction annealer, or the Etsy flame annealer? I haven't seen the latter, but I will look.

Detailed info on YouTube. I followed instructions and worked perfectly.

I've looked pretty hard at that option too. I agree the potential for consistency is probably a good bit higher than with a flame...

I built a “DIY induction annealer for $200” that I found on YouTube. It works better than anything I’ve ever used. It is very...

I actually went to several of the reloading manufacturers' websites looking for their annealer. Came up goose eggs. My first thought was...

I've been down this road of thinking and questioning myself. Almost funny that you have listed many of my own concerns. I too have...