Another well done video as we have always enjoyed on your channel. Thank you very much for bringing us this series. I especially love to see the tools other people use to process and measure their work. Over the years it has allowed me to make many wise purchases and avoid most mistakes.
Perfect timing for me and a lot of other folks I think. I did mention your name to the folks at Ballistic Tools. I'm happy with my purchases from them. Thanks Rex!
I am so glad that you are doing videos again this last month have been wonderful and I am looking forward for the next one so thanks Rex greetings from Norway
I prefer to wet tumble either with or without pins over using dry media tumbling. In fact I haven't used my vibratory tumbler since I got my wet tumbler. That's definitely a nice annealing machine. Wish I had one.
So Rex, great video. That rain storm reminds me of some of the ones we have up here in NC on the coast.... But you there in AL definitely have to contend with more humid-i-ditity.... You a train guy? Do you know Denny Jelsma? Let's see part II . Thanks for the videos.
Yes, I feed both burners from a 20Lb LPG tank with a regulator like you would use with a BBQ grill. My local gas company made up the hose and regulator assembly for me. It attaches to any standard bottle like you get from Home Depot, etc.
@@RexRoach Looks nice out there. I'm in Arizona. It's a bit warm in the summer and at dusk the mosquitoes make a meal of me certain parts of the year. I think I might like to find somewhere with all four seasons, so I'm always curious when a place looks comfortable.
@@aznazguy Gotcha. I just came in from a one hour visit with a friend on that porch. I was dressed exactly as I was in the video. We had a couple of nice drinks and a great catch-up chat about all manner of things. I did not notice a single mosquito. This was from about 4:30 to almost 6 p.m.
Great video. Can't wait for part II
Another well done video as we have always enjoyed on your channel. Thank you very much for bringing us this series. I especially love to see the tools other people use to process and measure their work. Over the years it has allowed me to make many wise purchases and avoid most mistakes.
I look forward to the next episode. Regards Russell
I really enjoy your videos Mr. Roach. it's a very nice annealing machine.
Perfect timing for me and a lot of other folks I think. I did mention your name to the folks at Ballistic Tools. I'm happy with my purchases from them. Thanks Rex!
Thanks! I’m all about supporting family businesses.
I am so glad that you are doing videos again this last month have been wonderful and I am looking forward for the next one so thanks Rex greetings from Norway
Great job, i wish my annealer had that capacity.....but it still gets it done! Look forward to the rest of the series!
7:50 grotee, as in grotesque. So perfect usage. Have a nice day!
Ah ha! Excellent information for word lovers. Thanks much.
I prefer to wet tumble either with or without pins over using dry media tumbling. In fact I haven't used my vibratory tumbler since I got my wet tumbler. That's definitely a nice annealing machine. Wish I had one.
As you will see in Part 2, I also use wet tumbling.
old timers rule we need to stick together.
Yep... we got all the cool toys....
Very Nice! Like always I might add. On annealing, I am wondering if it would be feasible to make a case feed hookup to that machine?
So Rex, great video. That rain storm reminds me of some of the ones we have up here in NC on the coast.... But you there in AL definitely have to contend with more humid-i-ditity....
You a train guy? Do you know Denny Jelsma?
Let's see part II . Thanks for the videos.
Rex, do you run a gas regulator for your annealing setup?
Yes, I feed both burners from a 20Lb LPG tank with a regulator like you would use with a BBQ grill. My local gas company made up the hose and regulator assembly for me. It attaches to any standard bottle like you get from Home Depot, etc.
Do you get many mosquitoes out there?
Surprisingly, not too bad. Occasionally I’ll have to resort to a bit of Off.
@@RexRoach Looks nice out there. I'm in Arizona. It's a bit warm in the summer and at dusk the mosquitoes make a meal of me certain parts of the year.
I think I might like to find somewhere with all four seasons, so I'm always curious when a place looks comfortable.
@@aznazguy Gotcha. I just came in from a one hour visit with a friend on that porch. I was dressed exactly as I was in the video. We had a couple of nice drinks and a great catch-up chat about all manner of things. I did not notice a single mosquito. This was from about 4:30 to almost 6 p.m.