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Annealing gadget
- Thread starter Pieter Willem Vorster
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Mikecr
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I love the design. But I'm pretty sure the timing is too slow.
That is, your getting those necks too hot.
Can you speed it up for less heating?
That is, your getting those necks too hot.
Can you speed it up for less heating?
Pieter Willem Vorster
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By moving the torch further or nearer and by using tempilaq to get the correct temperature, you can regulate the temperature without fiddling with the speed of the motor.
Coy Franks
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I like it!!!
Simple, versatile!
Will you share your plans-parts list or is it for sale?
Simple, versatile!
Will you share your plans-parts list or is it for sale?
el matador
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Pretty cool! Can it be assembled without eating droewors? That stuff is hard to come by in the states.
Rick Richard
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Great idea!!!!
Pieter Willem Vorster
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Coy
Hope you can understand my explanation.
An aluminium baking pan - diameter 200 mm and depth ± 35 mm.
A Rotisserie motor to turn the pan.
Fort he construction, I refer you to the video clip and the pics.
Hope this wil help?
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Coy Franks
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Wow, so simple!!!
Pieter,
What is the name of the rotisserie motor and maybe a model number? The one's I've found have a female hex socket and not a bolt like yours.
Coy
Pieter,
What is the name of the rotisserie motor and maybe a model number? The one's I've found have a female hex socket and not a bolt like yours.
Coy
Pieter Willem Vorster
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Coy
You use a 10 mm bolt (50 mm long) and cut off the head. Then grind it off so that it fits into the female sucket. Secure it with an epoxy.
There is nou name on the rotisserie motor. Only JS-500 and JS-500A and made in Taiwan!! Then jou need a adaptor to bring the volts down to 3 volt.
Get me a ticket and I will come over and show you.
Regards
Pieter
You use a 10 mm bolt (50 mm long) and cut off the head. Then grind it off so that it fits into the female sucket. Secure it with an epoxy.
There is nou name on the rotisserie motor. Only JS-500 and JS-500A and made in Taiwan!! Then jou need a adaptor to bring the volts down to 3 volt.
Get me a ticket and I will come over and show you.
Regards
Pieter
Coy Franks
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Pieter,
Thanks for the information.
I wish you could come I would enjoy the visit. We could let you take a few wild hogs home with you too.
I need a winter project and this just maybe the one.
Coy
Thanks for the information.
I wish you could come I would enjoy the visit. We could let you take a few wild hogs home with you too.
I need a winter project and this just maybe the one.
Coy
Pieter Willem Vorster
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Coy
Let us have a few pics of your product!
Pieter
Let us have a few pics of your product!
Pieter
mountainman56
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Outstanding! That is just perfect, plain and simple.
DocB
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lightbulb Awesome Pieter! Your explanation is just like your invention, perfect, simple, to the point! I will soon have a "PWV" Annealing Gadget cooking brass in Virginia! lol. Now, I just have to sneak one of my wife's baking pans out of her kitchen without her noticing it! That will be the hard part!!
Thanks Pieter!
This is such a kewl site!!
DocB
