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That really seems like a pretty good deal. Seems like most of the other annealers are much more expensive.


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. :eek:
 
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. :eek:


Yep, couldn't agree more. Honestly, I haven't done a lot of research but this seems like the way to go.
 
Yep, couldn't agree more. Honestly, I haven't done a lot of research but this seems like the way to go.


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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