My first post since I am the FNG. Here is my amateur set up. Been reloading for 2 years. I have lurked here during that time. Hello.
How about let’s see them Reloading Benches
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My first post since I am the FNG. Here is my amateur set up. Been reloading for 2 years. I have lurked here during that time. Hello.
ntsqd
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Only pic that I have. Reload bench is in the garage, the only room in the house fully insulated with heat & A/C. Uline 8' maple topped bench with risers, shelf, bin rail, 6' LED light, and steel 'peg-board'. White wash-down wall liner clamped in place keeps the lathe chips from invading and reflects some light.
Components and some tooling live in the file cabinet. Bin rail has mostly been a bust, no good place for it. Should have bought the shelf divider as that would help hold the manuals in place.
Inline Fab mount system should be considered by all who have limited space. Right now I have only the mount for the RC and a blank that I intend to bolt a vise to. Pic was taken just before they were installed, which is why the press is clamped rather than bolted to the bench top.
I've been considering getting a different press and will get that mount if required.
Components and some tooling live in the file cabinet. Bin rail has mostly been a bust, no good place for it. Should have bought the shelf divider as that would help hold the manuals in place.
Inline Fab mount system should be considered by all who have limited space. Right now I have only the mount for the RC and a blank that I intend to bolt a vise to. Pic was taken just before they were installed, which is why the press is clamped rather than bolted to the bench top.
I've been considering getting a different press and will get that mount if required.
Rudolph Ferdinand
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My reloading room is my garage, I'm rearranging things and getting of things, I don't need any longer.
I didn't know which way to go expanding my reloading bench or expanding just the top out some. It will be bringing the top out some 3/5 inches using 3/4" plywood. Thank you for the idea.
wildcat455
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LOL!
Welcome to LRH!
Ummm... is that a Snow Globe behind your scale? If so, is there anything we should know? Hahahaha!!
Truth is I'm thinking of putting one behind my scale, heard it aligns vortices and keeps powder fairies away... is that true?
Just felt like bustin on the new guy!
Glad you finally posted after 2 years!
See what you been missing?
Hahahah!
The
The snow globe keeps the bad juju away. Lol
Lol I have never seen that before! I am getting one!!
Muddyboots
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No pic, too embarrassed by the mess all around it but this thread gave me a terrific find! I was trying to make it look better for a pic when I noticed I have a 5 gal bucket deep under bench with grocery style plastic bags in it. SO I said WTH and started to pull it out and noticed it was way too heavy to be bags only. Reached down to bottom of bucket and HOLY Crap!!!!! Sometime in the far distant past I must of purchased about 200 pieces of 300WM Remington brass and threw it into the bucket and completely forgot about them until now. I bet they have been there over 15 years!!!! Although I stopped using Rem brass years ago, I am so short on 300WM brass I will cycle these through the mill for sure. So thanks for the thread Remmie!!!!!
Man there is some great reloading rooms on here brother! Thank u man
Enjoy.
Man if u can't make good bullets with Al Pacino looking at u, u can't make good bullets lol!
Ha ha!!! Yes sir.....it's a mess but it's my mess. When I'm there time flys and Al and I bond a bit.
This is a room that is located in my garage.
Ronald W Schaefer
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Thanks again fellows. I got two buddies I work with into reloading just off some of the ideas on here! That is indeed what this thread was for!
