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WTB Annealeez Annealer
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$275 shipped on their website all day long. I just ordered one last weekend. 
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great! now i know where to send my brass for processing!$275 shipped on their website all day long. I just ordered one last weekend.
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My Annealeez machine in action.... GET SOME!! 
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That really seems like a pretty good deal. Seems like most of the other annealers are much more expensive.
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You also have to physically handle each piece to feed the AMP and Bench Source solutions, as well as they also have a WAY bigger footprint on the bench-top!
Plus they cost $1k and $600 respectively.
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You also have to physically handle each piece and feed the AMP and Bench Source as well as they also have a WAY bigger footprint on the bench-top!
Plus they cost $1k and $600 respectively.
Yep, couldn't agree more. Honestly, I haven't done a lot of research but this seems like the way to go.
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It's also not "over engineered". I saw another guy's example on YouTube. It was a beautifully crafted specimen, similar in configuration to the Annealeez, but it was WAY over-built and has two separate motor drives with independent speeds, cooling fans for the computer power supply inside, etc...
Just finished up 1500pcs of 223/556 brass!
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