It's a dehydrator, usually used for making things like dried fruitsTattooedGun wrote:What is that magical thing...?!
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Drying cases in an oven - is this a problem
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phaedra1106
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Re: Drying cases in an oven - is this a problem
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_sacat ... tor&_frs=1
There's room for all Gods creatures, next to the mash and gravy :)
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Mitch308
Re: Drying cases in an oven - is this a problem
What he saidphaedra1106 wrote:It's a dehydrator, usually used for making things like dried fruitsTattooedGun wrote:What is that magical thing...?!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_sacat ... tor&_frs=1
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ColinR
Re: Drying cases in an oven - is this a problem
It is always good to see how other people do it, but I think I'll stick to using the oven given that the consensus is that it causes no problems with the brass. Thanks for all the thoughts on this. Colin
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mildot77
Re: Drying cases in an oven - is this a problem
I always fiind that when drying my cases in the oven they go dull compared to when I let them air dry!
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Hunter87
Re: Drying cases in an oven - is this a problem
It's a food dehydrator used for making beef jerkyTattooedGun wrote:Mitch308 wrote:bought one of these off ebay for £23 holds around 400 cases, takes about 30mins to dry them all and no aggro from the missus for taking over the oven
What is that magical thing...?!
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