Just got a Annealeez loading standard size cases like 308 and various 6mm cannot get the brass to turn consistently! I’ve tried adjusting the wheel to get it closer to the metal frame I’ve put sandpaper around the wheel I’ve tried putting a small bead of rtv rubber around it nothing works! Has anyone else had this problem? If so do you have pictures of a possible fix because I’ve emailed Annealeez a few times without a reply thanks in advance!!
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- Thread starter frankmorrow
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It almost seems like he’s talking about the first wheel. OP do you have both wheels installed? I don’t know how it’s possible for the case not to turn on the second wheel, what would be holding it fast?
If I could figure out how to upload a video I’d show what’s going on I’m new to snipershide and I’m like a kid in a candy store with so many questions to ask and 100’s of people being able to give their input
Just click on that video link I included in my post. Can you see the play arrow? It will play right here or take you to the YouTube location of that video. If the actual video doesn’t show for you, see if this is better:
Never mind, I just realized that you were taking about uploading your own video. To do that you have to have it hosted somewhere, then link it.
Have you tried watching some of the vids available on the Annealeez?
Have you tried watching some of the vids available on the Annealeez?
I’ve watched I feel like every video on YouTube even videos on the gen1’s that don’t have the gate adjustment
Make sure the edge on the sheet metal the cartridge rides against is smooth. I had to take a file to mine to get it to turn consistently.
I had the same problem. You have to make sure the wheels are clean and the brass is free of any lube. You can clean the wheels with alcohol.
I had problems off and on like yours. I used a sanding wheel and cleaned off the wheel slowly until the wheel was smooth and as near perfect round as I think I can achieve with a drill press. Then I used 3M spray adhesive and glued on a piece of 100 grit sandpaper. Trimmed it to be real flush and such and have not had a problem since.
