Showing off my reloading setup

[ScottJ]

Long story but a cascade of events and emotions has caused me to take yet another job so I can move back home (moved to SC back in January).

I'm so glad to have my dedicated reloading and casting area back.

There's an equal amount of space behind me. It was mostly storage before but I'm going to expand into it now.

 

[Darkwolf]

Very nice...jealous!

 

[ArchAngelCD]

That looks like a good place to work. But, it looks cold and I'm getting old and I don't like the cold lately! LOL

 

[ScottJ]

It's as warm or cold as I want it to be, ArchAngel. It's a room off to the side of my garage and I can climate control the whole area. Although in the heat of Summer the AC could use a little help. Might have to score me a portable unit off Craigslist.

Here's the front of the casting bench:

 

[ScottJ]

I got all those ingots onto that bottom shelf with the help of a little child labor. This shot also shows the other half of the room I'm going to expand into.

That Lee Classic has been used as a decap station and I have a Lee Load-All II that's been in a box since I got it Christmas 2010 I need to get up and running.

 

[ArchAngelCD]

That's a good casting bench and plenty of ingots. Looks like you're all set up alright, well done!

 

[halco46]

Congrats!

Excellent Work Area,Thanks for the Pix!.

 

[chief38]

And I hope you have a good ventilation system as well - those lead fumes are not good!

 

[Oldherkpilot]

And I hope you have a good ventilation system as well - those lead fumes are not good!

I want to second this suggestion--heavy metal toxicity is no fun. If you can't get an adequate ventilation system, please wear a no-kidding respirator when you are casting. Prevention is much easier than chelation. Take care.