Someone on here was selling annealers, I'd like to see the video again and the cost

[Flyeralan]

Here is the video with the parts list for the one I built a few years ago. Right around $100 and it works perfect for the amount of annealing I need to do. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0xE-6bSwME

[cynjon]

Great video, Flyeralan! Here's a video of mine. https://vimeo.com/user547635/review/...304/52b2c7a9f1

I built mine with 3 different cake pan depths and two different feed drums. This lets me do anything from .300BLK to .300WM.

[Flyeralan]

Great video, Flyeralan! Here's a video of mine. https://vimeo.com/user547635/review/...304/52b2c7a9f1

I built mine with 3 different cake pan depths and two different feed drums. This lets me do anything from .300BLK to .300WM.

That link didn't work for me. I used one pan for mine, made it deep and have spacers to insert to do shorter cartridges, and made the feed ramp adjustable. Works super for as simple as it is.

[cynjon]

That link didn't work for me. I used one pan for mine, made it deep and have spacers to insert to do shorter cartridges, and made the feed ramp adjustable. Works super for as simple as it is.

Yeah, it's hard to find a good video hosting site anymore. Sorry about that. I like the idea of using a spacer. Those pans are a bit of a pain to cut neatly. Simple is good!

[72Camaro]

I don't have an access to a mill. I'll figure it out. Have a hold on parts right now as my 2013 silverado threw a code, I changed the part above the gas tank and it is still throwing a code. Went to the people that told me which part and they said drive it for a while, sometimes it takes a bit for the engine to realize the new part is in. I thought the just cleared the codes but he said they did not. May have to take to a mechanic if code does not go off.

[cynjon]

Bummer...hopefully the computer will clear the code for you. My Cummins has only thrown one code (DEF system) during extremely cold weather, but of course I was in the middle of a trip across the state. Luckily, it warmed up a few degrees and the code went away. Thought for sure it was going to end up in the shop for awhile.