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   • HOW I ANNEAL BRASS WITH EP 2.0 ANNEAL...  

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DIY BRASS ANNEALER DETAILED GUIDE FOR ~$100

PARTS LIST BELOW:

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Final specs, PART PURCHASES, measurements, and overall construction of YOUR annealer is 100% up to you. Take this info as you want. I'm only showing you how I made my annealer and what I purchased! Always use the utmost safety when using an annealer and reloading!! Always unplug unit when not in use!

Double check YOUR purchases!! I'm NOT responsible for your final purchases!!!!!!!!!!

I would try to get all parts shipped and returnable from amazon! items on amazon change over time so make a comment if you have issues or something changes on the parts list! verify verify verify!!!

TORCH HEAD:
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CASE:
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POWER:
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POWER ADAPTER:
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SHAFT ADAPTER:
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MOTOR (verify style matches video):
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DRUM (verify depth you want! watch video!):
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SPEED CONTROL:
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METAL PAN FOR CATCHING BRASS: got from $1 store local, for $1

RAMP: cut out of 2"x2" aluminum stock purchased local, don't forget 2bolts, 4nuts, and get about 8 washers to adjust ramp as needed mentioned in video

Don't forget to get an extra washer for the shaft adapter nut.Take adapter with you local hardware store and find washer as needed.

BRASS STOPPER: 1@ 1/4" x 21/2"wide x ~4"long ubolt.. don't forget 2extra LOCK style nuts that fits this ubolt as described in video (watch video!)

about 2' of low voltage wire

motor mount bolts, washers, and nuts as mentioned in video... take motor with you to local hardware store and use bolts that damn near slide in the holes of the 3 motor arms... you need to drill the holes in the 3 arms JUST A TAD BIT BIGGER for the bolts to slide thru!!.. (watch video!) 3@ front side washers, 3 @ rear side washers, 3 @ bolts, 3 @ 3/4" standoff nuts, and 6 @ nuts

IF MOTOR PROTRUDES out back of case, get a low profile plastic electrical box as in video with 4 bolts and 4nuts.. cut rectangular hole in back of case as needed for motor to clear back of case.. i'm sure you can figure this out or give me your man card JK :)

get LP tank at local hardware store, go to ubolts, match up bolt to LP tank as in video, buy 2 extra nuts that fit this ubolt, and if they have rubber feet that slide over as in video = awesome! watch video for clear detail!!

possible silicone for back side speed control display if not snug in hole you cut

other things to make life easy: dremel tool, clamp for dremel as in video, hacksaw for ramp and take off blade to finish rectangular cut of speed control display

take on/off switch with you to local store and match up drill bit for size.. NOT TOO BIG! NOT TOO SMALL! needs to be perfect!

match up drill bit for speed control knob hole

match up drill bit for power adapter in back of case

3/4 hole for prop adapter... i just destroyed a 3/4" spade bit to make the hole

SMALL PILOT HOLES, PILOT HOLES, PILOT HOLES before you drill any LARGE HOLES such as the holes for shaft/drum adapter, on/off button, speed control, ramp bolts, brass stopper bolt, blah blah blah

other things: pencil style solder iron, solder, electrical tape, means of stripping wire, cutting wire, LP tanks as in video, pencil style torch as in video

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