One for the electrical engineers out there
Posted: Fri Jan 13, 2012 3:26 pm
Afternoon all,
I have been following Dave's "next project" thread and have to admire the ingenuity of it all but it got me thinking if there was a different way of applying heat to the cases that is both financially viable and controllable-blow torches just seem a little bit hit and miss. I have been looking into the feasibility of adopting an Induction coil system instead but without the required knowledge of the electrical side of things, I just don't know if it would be worth pursuing? Anyone out there that knows about these things as they certainly look like they could be applied to the brass annealing process.
I have been following Dave's "next project" thread and have to admire the ingenuity of it all but it got me thinking if there was a different way of applying heat to the cases that is both financially viable and controllable-blow torches just seem a little bit hit and miss. I have been looking into the feasibility of adopting an Induction coil system instead but without the required knowledge of the electrical side of things, I just don't know if it would be worth pursuing? Anyone out there that knows about these things as they certainly look like they could be applied to the brass annealing process.