EP Integrations case feeder

[KMW1954]

Just received an email for them regarding this new addition being offered.

https://www.epintegrations.com/product-page/case-feeder-add-on-kit-ep-2-0-annealer-combo-deal

Have been looking to purchase one of these annealers as my needs are such that I am only working with 50-100 pcs of brass at any time. Believe it will add consistency to my work over the handheld method. Besides they are made right here in Wisconsin!

 

[ONE-TEN]

Those are expensive for such simple task as annealing. I just use a cordless drill to spin the cases and a propane torch. Personally, if I was going to spend money, I’d get one of those induction heaters & make a simple Lift/Drop mechanism for the cases. But just as you said, I’m low quantity. 50-100, maybe. So for that, I don’t even want to spend the $150 for an Indiction Heater.

But that me. If you think this would be useful, do it!

 

[KMW1954]

Those are expensive for such simple task as annealing. I just use a cordless drill to spin the cases and a propane torch. Personally, if I was going to spend money, I’d get one of those induction heaters & make a simple Lift/Drop mechanism for the cases. But just as you said, I’m low quantity. 50-100, maybe. So for that, I don’t even want to spend the $150 for an Indiction Heater.

But that me. If you think this would be useful, do it!

For certain.
One has been on my acquire list for a couple years, it has just been low priority. Have been using a screw gun and torch for a few years and it has made a difference. I now see way fewer unexplained fliers. Though I still feel I could achieve much better consistency with a controlled and timed machine.

BTW was just offered a nice used one from a member on another forum.

 

[CoalCrackerAl]

I did the drill and touch too. I do count the seconds as i do them.