Fluxeon Induction Annealer using a Case Feeder

[Oso]

I would like to transition from annealing using a flame to induction annealer. AMP is great, but doesn't quite fit my needs. I like the flexibility of the "GinaEric" Induction Annealer. However, at present I don't have the knowledge/skillset to tackle building one in a reasonable time frame.

Fluxeon's induction annealer appears straight forward with a reasonable price for a complete package. Does anyone have one of these units that they have configured to run with a Case Feeder? I have a spare Dillon variable speed case feeder that seems like a good fit for such a setup. Thoughts?

Thanks

 

[powderbrake]

I don't have a case feeder, but I have an Annie with a timer and a solenoid to drop the case. It only takes less than 5 seconds to anneal and drop the case after I place it in the coil and hit the start button.

Here is a link to an old thread about the build , and some other's ideas on haw to do it.
Link to Annie Build

 

[426nut]

I would like to transition from annealing using a flame to induction annealer. AMP is great, but doesn't quite fit my needs. I like the flexibility of the "GinaEric" Induction Annealer. However, at present I don't have the knowledge/skillset to tackle building one in a reasonable time frame.

Fluxeon's induction annealer appears straight forward with a reasonable price for a complete package. Does anyone have one of these units that they have configured to run with a Case Feeder? I have a spare Dillon variable speed case feeder that seems like a good fit for such a setup. Thoughts?

Thanks

So Oso, are we going to build an Annie annealer the next time I'm in town? E.

 

[Oso]

Definitely. This is one of the projects that is on "our" list. It'll take a long time so best if you just move back to Texas! Start reading this thread so you'll be all caught up by time you get hear
GinaEric "Annie" Induction Annealer