Please see comments below. A new updated coil design decreased time by more than half, and new knowledge of metallurgy and proper annealing temperatures was taken into consideration. A new video will be posted with new design soon. Thank you.
Accurate and easy rifle case annealing machine designed and housed in a carbon nylon case. Windings are 10 layers of 8 gauge solid copper that are equally spaced. Rifle case is positioned in the center of the windings and at a height that the windings cover the shoulder and the neck, but not the case body. I am seeing if there is any interest in producing a unit of this kind for purchase. I am willing to sell them for $449 plus shipping. The case in the video is a 300 WSM, so any long range rifle case that fits into about a 20 mm inner diameter tube should work. I have not yet tested 50 cal. or other larger cases yet. This specific unit uses solid copper windings, so no need for coolant. This being said, it is important that excessive long running times are avoided to prevent overheating. The time it takes to anneal the case should be doubled and applied on the cooling cycle. This will allow for proper cooling of the windings and board. This specific case (300 wsm) took 28.8 seconds not 35 seconds. Small cases will take less time and larger case may take longer. If interested please leave me a comment. Estimated ship times are roughly 10 days for production. Thank you
