DIY Induction Annealing Brass with .01 second accuracy for $200

I'll show you how to build your own Induction Annealer for brass cases that is accurate down to the 1/100th of a second and so powerful it can anneal a case in under a second. You only need the 5 items listed below. The part 2 video is now out to address all the design questions and some tips I've picked up over the last 2 years of using this setup.

Induction Bolt Heater Found on Amazon here, They have raised the price since I made the video but I have found some cheaper alternatives.
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These are the links to the original heater in the video
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So many of you have put this together Amazon is now suggesting these items together with the relay timer.
The relay timer here says 220v but this is the same one I got. I believe it is "up to" 220V. If you need something more solid try the next link to an alternative timer.
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AC/DC Converter
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3-Prong Extension Cord
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Plastic Bullet box (Berger works perfectly)

Also, check out this Labradar Recoil-Activated Trigger I developed. It has an intigrated pic rail attachment and magnetic mount. It can also be left on your rifle full-time with the detachable cable.
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I'm a bit slow catching on, but, with the huge success of this design, and following one of the comment's advice, "I may earn commissions for purchases made through the links below"... hopefully. "As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases"... hopefully.
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