I use a $28 Food dehydrator from Wallyworld. Takes about 30 minutes to do 200 .308 cases. It gets about 150 degrees or so. I can handle them with my bare hands right after i turn it off. Did 500 .45 cases in it. It has 4 racks in it. Made by Presto.
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Gadgets, gadgets, gadgets. I just anneal my brass after tumbling it in SS Pin media and don't ever have to worry about a "wet" case.
Did you know you can take a glass, fill it up with ice, add whiskey, and leave it on my workbench, and it will disappear?
You don't wet your brass to clean it?
I would like to have been a magician.Did you know you can take a glass, fill it up with ice, add whiskey, and leave it on my workbench, and it will disappear?
So there you have it. It is safe to dry your cartridge brass in a [MENTION=89035]300[/MENTION]°F oven, and you've got the American Society for Metals' word on it.