Nice. I?ll give that a try. Thanks for the idea.
I may have to give the dehydrator thing a try also. My current drying method involves baking them like cookies in the oven.
Printable View
Nice. I?ll give that a try. Thanks for the idea.
I may have to give the dehydrator thing a try also. My current drying method involves baking them like cookies in the oven.
Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
Throw them in a laundry bag, then in the dryer for 15 min, or so.
Lay them on a cookie sheet, place in oven set at 150 for 2 hours.
At least, that my winter/cloudy day plan.
Summer time I just lay them in the sun for a couple hours.
Yep, but not too hot or they'll tarnish and change color.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoser
I usually individually clothespin them to the laundry wire, opening down.
Happy to share. The idea isn't original with me, I am sure, but it makes dealing with the brass on down the line so much nicer.Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
I bought my dehydrator for $5 bucks at ARC (I think). Turns out it's a $50 model from Wal-mart, but it holds the same amount of brass that the tumbler does, heats it to 160, and has a timer that I set for 2 hours.
My wife tolerates a lot from me, but I don't know that this would be approved...Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
As you should.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Quote:
Originally Posted by Grant H.
Your shop doesn't have it's own dryer?
Shop? Not on this piece of property. This is all in my garage.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
Next piece of property? Definitely going to have a shop. Too many projects...
Reloading room thread:
2k of 223/556 washed, with the third in the tumbler now. So much brass to clean/process...
Currently building a wet tumbler. Objective is to do it on the cheap. Lot of interesting designs on youtube.