Reloading Bench Setup

[raisedin99]

Rock chucker behind the hornady

This is the ideal appearance, usual I have to use a scoop shovel to clear it up for loading.

terry

 

[Mike0251]

No I did not. I built separate platforms to mount the machines to so I did not have to drill the bench. I also glued and used better screws when I put it together. Added a board across the back too that was used to bolt the whole table to the wall for stability.

 

[BoCash]

This is the ideal appearance, usual I have to use a scoop shovel to clear it up for loading.

terry

There ya go..............Fly Tying and Reloading on the same bench. My Hero !!!

 

[BoCash]

Am fortunate enough to dedicate a small room in the basement for reloading and shell storage. What is missing are 2 Dillon 550B's that I chose to leave behind at a friend's house during a divorce 4 years ago. Just now building these benches, shelves, and getting this room set up and running. Hope to replace those 2 Dillons in the next 60 days and set each up for different primer sizes as I did with my friend who now has both of the old ones. As others stated: You cannot have enough storage space. The main bench has room for the 2 Dillons when they arrive, but that space stays cluttered for now.

 

[BoCash]

Two more photos.............. added.

 

[MrG5122]

I used and old drafting table and some reclaimed cabinets once the last kid left.