Drying rack is now in " Over-Drive ".

[Ben]

When using Ben's Liquid Lube, putting the cast bullets on wax paper to dry works well , but there is a much quicker way ! !

I've really enjoyed using my drying rack that I built.
Yesterday, it went into over-drive !
Put your cast bullets coated with BLL on the rack.
Turn on the fan.
1 hour later, the cast bullets are dry and ready to load.

 

[KHornet]

Fancy Ben, very FAN(cy) indeed!

 

[Ben]

Fan (cy)

Ha, I'll have to remember that one.

Ben

 

[Brad]

That should work very well. Would work well for drying brass after cleaning in a wet tumbler with SS pins too.

 

[L1A1Rocker]

Very nice!

 

[yodogsandman]

Looks good Ben! I'll need to use a small electric heater with fan or a hair dryer in about a month, though.

 

[Dale53]

Ben;
Good work! You know I am a "fan" (LOL)!

I really like mine, too...

Dale53

 

[35 shooter]

Very nice set up. 1 hour drying time sounds great!

Tumble lubing with BLL just keeps getting better and better!

 

[Ben]

That should work very well. Would work well for drying brass after cleaning in a wet tumbler with SS pins too.

Certainly would Brad !

Ben

 

[JWFilips]

Ben,
Just an observation; but If one were to install the lower support boards "on the Jack" you would get 60% more airflow with the same amount of support to the metal screening.
Jim

 

[Ben]

True Jim.

 

[Ian]

Ok, I got this: Vacuum chamber with dessicated air exchange plus heat lamp. And conveyor/airlock system and automatic collator/sorter and track feeding system into the Dylan Ammo Plant installed in the climate-controlled shooting shack.

 

[Brad]

Dylan? Bob Dylan? Great, now I will have ammo with no sense of punctuation

 

[Ian]

I was attempting to avoid a libel suit from the blue people who are not Smurfs. Yeah, that's the ticket.

 

[Brad]

As a Smurf press owner I understand. Fear not, my blue press prestige was untarnished.

 

[Rally Hess]

Are you drying your bullets outside Ben? If so, I'd be worried about the fan picking up dirt and blowing it on the bullets while they are still tacky.

 

[Ben]

NO, never outside, ...........always inside.

Ben

 

[Pistolero]

There you go, Ben, oversimplicating again!

Bill