drying bulk brass post Stainless Tumble the easy way.

[watchingtrace]

 

[RamRoddoc]

I air dry mine. My basement is relatively dry. Cases lying on a towel are dry within a day or two. Not worth the bother to add a drying method, if you have enough brass to cycle through.

This is what I do as I'm not in a huge rush to reload a huge load of brass.

 

[Bayou]

This is what I do as I'm not in a huge rush to reload a huge load of brass.

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Nice.....

 

[Bear44]

It's faster if you microwave them.

 

[rusty9876]

It's faster if you microwave them.

It might sound cheap, but I dry mine on a clean piece of galvanized tin. Spread out a thousand, give it 2-3 hours in bright sun and it's done! No gas or electricity. Just my 2cents worth.

 

[Bear44]

It might sound cheap, but I dry mine on a clean piece of galvanized tin. Spread out a thousand, give it 2-3 hours in bright sun and it's done! No gas or electricity. Just my 2cents worth.

Dude, seriously, I was joking about the microwave. Think major house fire.

 

[musket]

Watch how this guy dries his brass. I've done it and it works...quick. Watch the whole video or skip ahead to 21:40 to get the the drying part.

The dude is so disorganized, he's funny to watch. Plus, the Armor All Wash and Wax and a little Lemi Shine is the best recipe I've found. BTW, I use the Frankford Arsenal Platinum tumbler. It's not a bad price at $140 or so, considering you get 50 bucks worth of SS media included.

 

[gh1950]

Put them in a pillow case, throw them in the dryer.

 

[Glockadopoulos]

Please,please tell me nobody is drying them in an oven used to prepare food for their family...

 

[adrianrog]

I dry mine with a towel like in the above video. After that, I have a wooden box with a hardware cloth (1/4'') mesh bottom that I put them in. I put that box-o-brass on top of my AC unit outside and when the AC runs, it dries them very quickly.