This may seem like an odd question, but after annealing and fighting with the poor quality nozzles in the Worthington propane kits, does anyone have a recommendation of a better nozzle that they use that has a 1/2" diameter? The cheap ones are just so hit or miss with the quality it seems.
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Re: Decent propane nozzle for annealing
Do a search for a dealer called "The WoodChuck Den". That fellow sells a tip that he makes himself for annealing. It works very well. Tom.
Do a search for a dealer called "The WoodChuck Den". That fellow sells a tip that he makes himself for annealing. It works very well. Tom.
Re: Decent propane nozzle for annealing
When I was using my annealing machine the Bernz-o-matic worked as well as any
When I was using my annealing machine the Bernz-o-matic worked as well as any
Re: Decent propane nozzle for annealing
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BBeyer</div><div class="ubbcode-body">When I was using my annealing machine the Bernz-o-matic worked as well as any </div></div>
I use the standard BenzOmatic nozzle and it works fine. I spin the cases in a modified RCBS TrimMate and hold the tank against the corner of the kitchen counter. It's not as elegant as a dedicated machine, but I've got the process down and it works well.
Chris
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BBeyer</div><div class="ubbcode-body">When I was using my annealing machine the Bernz-o-matic worked as well as any </div></div>
I use the standard BenzOmatic nozzle and it works fine. I spin the cases in a modified RCBS TrimMate and hold the tank against the corner of the kitchen counter. It's not as elegant as a dedicated machine, but I've got the process down and it works well.
Chris
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