I bought some bins for organizing my reloading room. I am getting tired of walking around them on the floor. I guess I should use them or give them away.
My reloading room
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Actually yes
. Back when I was a bachelor I had bunks in the spare bedroom. Those got kicked out when the crib came in. So, they're going out there as well
After 12 years I finally got the time and money to redo my room last year. I had this vision of how I wanted my bench to look from the day I moved in, unfortunately life always seems to get in the way.
I have a before photo, the build, instal and final product.
I have a before photo, the build, instal and final product.
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Hickory1991
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Are those butcher block tops or laminate. Nice looking.
Yes butcher block top, it is 2" thick rustic hickory and the bottom shelves are 1" rustic hickory.
Flatbow
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Nice to have some scenery to day dream of hunts to come.
Flatbow
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It is, I just text my two boys to see if they could come out for breakfast in the morning to discuss spring Bear hunting plans.
We have to separate 5 day hunts planned in May and maybe get some baits going just in case the spot and stock is tough going.
Yep... Dreaming away!
We have to separate 5 day hunts planned in May and maybe get some baits going just in case the spot and stock is tough going.
Yep... Dreaming away!
outdoorguyBP
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I like what a lot of you guys have going here, messes and all. Mine is currently back to being an unfinished basement after a pipe burst, but I upgraded from 1 wall in a laundry room to a 12ft square room with the safe tucked away.
I really like the bin rail on the front edge of your bench. I will have to try and implement that.
The bench my press sits on is stainless steel, but I was thinking of butcher block for the rest of the tops.
I am also pretty convinced to do the bench jutting out into the room to put a gun cleaning station or be able to set a gun case up on their to load it up from the safe.
Haven't really considered buying any cabinets for bases, will probably just do 4x4 posts and build a shelf up off the ground.
My office is also getting moved into their from what's become the kids play room, but I'll take it for keeping all my stuff out of kids reach.
Anyone have recommendations on better than hollow core doors and do any of you use a keypad type lock so you don't have to remember a key you left upstairs?
I really like the bin rail on the front edge of your bench. I will have to try and implement that.
The bench my press sits on is stainless steel, but I was thinking of butcher block for the rest of the tops.
I am also pretty convinced to do the bench jutting out into the room to put a gun cleaning station or be able to set a gun case up on their to load it up from the safe.
Haven't really considered buying any cabinets for bases, will probably just do 4x4 posts and build a shelf up off the ground.
My office is also getting moved into their from what's become the kids play room, but I'll take it for keeping all my stuff out of kids reach.
Anyone have recommendations on better than hollow core doors and do any of you use a keypad type lock so you don't have to remember a key you left upstairs?
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Starting from scratch and empty space is a great plan for a reloading room. I was lucky to have a basement in my past two homes, but the amount of stuff I accumulated has made things difficult. I decided to build out my latest man cave without thinking about reloading. Now that I have jumped into the reloading world I am trying to make do with the space I have left. It is multipurpose area where tools, lumber, kayaks, left over motorcycle gear, and fishing/hunting gear are stored. One day I am going to move the Christmas and other holiday decorations out to attic storage areas and get rid of the lumber. I get inspired by some of great setups I see here. Then I get overwhelmed and spend too much time on this forum.
Very nice reloading setup!
