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My long winded thoughts on annealing
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<blockquote data-quote="Petey308" data-source="post: 2383966" data-attributes="member: 106845"><p>That's how I see it too. And that's what I said in the post. I started with a drill and torch. I used it for years. Never saw an issue with it. I built a simple device after that to spin the brass and put the flame at a consistent distance from the flame and get the timing more consistent too. When the Annealeez first came out, I got one as an upgrade to my setup. I really liked. I did find it a pain in the but thought to switch to a different cartridge and back and forth after a while. I helped a few friends build their own automated torch annealer setups, and even a couple different GinaErick induction setups, and was about to build my own when I found a good deal on a Fluxeon Annie and got one of them instead. It was a HUGE upgrade to any torch setup I've used and I rigged it up to make it extremely easy to change back and forth from different cartridges. The AMP was just the next upgrade and a way to also remove any remaining guesswork out of it. My time is precious and I wanted the best for my customers and also increase my efficiency. I have an AMP Mate and case feeder setup as well so I can automate my annealing and allow me to do other things in the shop. It's something I missed about the Annealeez, but now it's even better lol. I also have an AMP Mate for my Giraud trimmer so I can automate my trimming too, which is amazing lol. </p><p></p><p>Anyway, my point is that I agree. It was about progression and upgrading mostly for me. Not about trying to overcomplicate anything, that's for sure.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Petey308, post: 2383966, member: 106845"] That’s how I see it too. And that’s what I said in the post. I started with a drill and torch. I used it for years. Never saw an issue with it. I built a simple device after that to spin the brass and put the flame at a consistent distance from the flame and get the timing more consistent too. When the Annealeez first came out, I got one as an upgrade to my setup. I really liked. I did find it a pain in the but thought to switch to a different cartridge and back and forth after a while. I helped a few friends build their own automated torch annealer setups, and even a couple different GinaErick induction setups, and was about to build my own when I found a good deal on a Fluxeon Annie and got one of them instead. It was a HUGE upgrade to any torch setup I’ve used and I rigged it up to make it extremely easy to change back and forth from different cartridges. The AMP was just the next upgrade and a way to also remove any remaining guesswork out of it. My time is precious and I wanted the best for my customers and also increase my efficiency. I have an AMP Mate and case feeder setup as well so I can automate my annealing and allow me to do other things in the shop. It’s something I missed about the Annealeez, but now it’s even better lol. I also have an AMP Mate for my Giraud trimmer so I can automate my trimming too, which is amazing lol. Anyway, my point is that I agree. It was about progression and upgrading mostly for me. Not about trying to overcomplicate anything, that’s for sure. [/QUOTE]
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