Well, it is never done, but, I think I have it where I want it for the time being. Just added the Chargemaster to it last week and wonder why I didn't get one sooner after using it. This is in my utility room in my basement.
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Re: I think the reloading bench is done
Looking good! You may find that you will need more storage space in the future.....
Looking good! You may find that you will need more storage space in the future.....
Re: I think the reloading bench is done
Looks great! I like a big bench!
Looks great! I like a big bench!
Re: I think the reloading bench is done
Do you drink coffee? I have used several old Maxwell House and Foldgers coffee plastic containers with screw on lids for sorting brass and running them through my press. I have an "icky" one for the brass that has case lube on them. A few creamers also have similar style containers that I find provide excellent storage and also dust free. Stores around 500 or so sorted cases with ease (.223).
Just a thought since I saw the old "Jiffy Peanut Butter" containers!
Do you drink coffee? I have used several old Maxwell House and Foldgers coffee plastic containers with screw on lids for sorting brass and running them through my press. I have an "icky" one for the brass that has case lube on them. A few creamers also have similar style containers that I find provide excellent storage and also dust free. Stores around 500 or so sorted cases with ease (.223).
Just a thought since I saw the old "Jiffy Peanut Butter" containers!
Re: I think the reloading bench is done
Thanks guys. I love it so far and spend too much time in there. I do not drink coffee ogreshooter. The PB Jars are woking ok for now as they hold 50 rounds and seperated by headstamp and times fired so it is an easy way to keep the brass seperate and updated by just marking on some duct tape on the lid of the jars.
Thanks guys. I love it so far and spend too much time in there. I do not drink coffee ogreshooter. The PB Jars are woking ok for now as they hold 50 rounds and seperated by headstamp and times fired so it is an easy way to keep the brass seperate and updated by just marking on some duct tape on the lid of the jars.
Re: I think the reloading bench is done
It's not totally done yet. You still have to add the "Mess".
It's not totally done yet. You still have to add the "Mess".
Re: I think the reloading bench is done
Looks very nice. I'm reloading in a two bedroom apartment and my bench is only 2'x 2' but I have loaded thousands of rounds on it. Maybe someday I'll get more room and build myself a larger bench.
Looks very nice. I'm reloading in a two bedroom apartment and my bench is only 2'x 2' but I have loaded thousands of rounds on it. Maybe someday I'll get more room and build myself a larger bench.
Re: I think the reloading bench is done
You might want to move the tumbler to a more remote area; tumblers can throw out some nasty stuff (lead/carbon) that you don't want to be breathing. The bench looks nice and stout!
You might want to move the tumbler to a more remote area; tumblers can throw out some nasty stuff (lead/carbon) that you don't want to be breathing. The bench looks nice and stout!
Re: I think the reloading bench is done
Delta
Are you left handed?
Holding High
Delta
Are you left handed?
Holding High
Re: I think the reloading bench is done
Was just getting ready to ask the same question! If you're a lefty, fine, place the press handle on other side of linkage. If righty, place press on other end of bench. looks great.
Was just getting ready to ask the same question! If you're a lefty, fine, place the press handle on other side of linkage. If righty, place press on other end of bench. looks great.
Re: I think the reloading bench is done
Nice. A classic man-cave. Enjoy your time there!
Nice. A classic man-cave. Enjoy your time there!
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