I'm not a fan of bench clutter and not the type that wants all the components, small tools, and accessories out displayed on open shelves or otherwise congesting the bench area. I don't mind a few big items out at the ready suck as scale / trickler, AMP, trimmer, and a press or two but I'd like to get boxes with dies, funnels, Dillon toolheads, and even larger items on Inline quick-change plates like my CPS primer seater, barrel vise, swager, and such put away somewhere enclosed. I have a smaller rolling tool box with all but a few drawers dedicated to small tools, parts and such and it works. Powder and primers are in a room in the house with good temp control. On the bench, the dillon pretty much stays in place on one end and an Inline flush QC mount rotates between barrel vise, Zero, CPS and a couple of other things.
How do you store all the little stuff?
Does anyone use a larger rolling toolbox base that has larger drawers or spaces to hold thing like the CPS when not in use? Which one and how does it work for you.
Any pre-made cabinets recommended? Most at Lowes Depot are deeper kitchen type cabinets and I'd rather have something shallower - no more than 10" deep.
How do you store all the little stuff?
Does anyone use a larger rolling toolbox base that has larger drawers or spaces to hold thing like the CPS when not in use? Which one and how does it work for you.
Any pre-made cabinets recommended? Most at Lowes Depot are deeper kitchen type cabinets and I'd rather have something shallower - no more than 10" deep.
) and downsized greatly upon retirement. I keep various hand tools organized in kitchen cabinet draws under the bench next to cabinet door that open up for more storage with convenient access. Small item are kept handy in small cubbies sitting on the bench along with a small plastic chest of small draws for the really small stuff. For convenience, I have a couple wall mount trays to hold my dies for quick easy access. When I'm done using a tool, it goes back to its designated place.
