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  1. December 14th, 2020, 06:26 PM #11
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    Default Re: Induction annealing

    10mm socket on a dewalt cordless drill... spins the case in the flame nicely and just drop it into a bread pan once its annealed. Quick and easy
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    Default Re: Induction annealing

    Quote Originally Posted by West Chester View Post
    10mm socket on a dewalt cordless drill... spins the case in the flame nicely and just drop it into a bread pan once its annealed. Quick and easy
    Yeah, but who can find a 10mm socket?
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