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I haven't looked at this in a while and just saw your finished product. Looks good. Glad to see another wood one working.

I read the parts about the cases not spinning. That was the difficult...

A couple more photos of the case feeder in the process of being built. Also, a picture of the basic arm. The door side arm (moving one) has to be really short past the half circle otherwise the...

Here are some more pictures of the build. I don't weld, so the original thought was to use jmorris' blade and plans, but adapt it to wood, commonly available metal (in other words Home Depot or...

The variable power supply is a 0-18 volt Atten. It was about $50. The link to one is below. Sometimes it will delay starting; you have to dial it down and then back up. I originally got it so I...

jmorris: I missed your question about the power supply. It's just a variable power supply I picked up off ebay. I switched to a 12v/5amp power supply I got from Walmart for $15 (looks like a...

The one in it now is a 30 rpm identical to this 200 rpm. The 30 spins a little slow and the 200 needs some type of speed control to slow it down. Fortunately for me, BIGGDAWG already tried...

First post here. I was reading the thread and noticed some were looking to build a wood framed annealer. With the help of jmorris and BIGGDAWG through other forums I built one. Here is a short...