Author: Zed
Subject: anealing
Posted: 14 September 2013 at 7:27am
My technique for annealing is very simple, and ensures even heating of the neck circumference. I use an old hand drill with a piece of square tube adapted to fit in the drill chuck. I set up the blow torch on a table and have a bucket of water at my feet. Put the case in the drill and spin it and slowly with the neck in the flame. This ensures even treatment around the circumference of the neck. When the heat ring creeps down to about 1/8" to 1/4" below the neck I flick it into the bucket and start the next one. It is quick and easy; and wont get you in trouble with the missus![Thumbs Up]( "Thumbs Up")
Subject: anealing
Posted: 14 September 2013 at 7:27am
My technique for annealing is very simple, and ensures even heating of the neck circumference. I use an old hand drill with a piece of square tube adapted to fit in the drill chuck. I set up the blow torch on a table and have a bucket of water at my feet. Put the case in the drill and spin it and slowly with the neck in the flame. This ensures even treatment around the circumference of the neck. When the heat ring creeps down to about 1/8" to 1/4" below the neck I flick it into the bucket and start the next one. It is quick and easy; and wont get you in trouble with the missus
