Designing my reloading / gun room.

[baih777]

if I ever get that much room.
I want to add one or two of these.

https://www.homedepot.com/b/Tools-Tool-Storage-Tool-Chests/N-5yc1vZc2gk/Ntk-Extended/Ntt-tool+storage?Ntx=mode+matchpartialmax&NCNI-5&storeSelection=6670,1005,618,611,1062

[theLBC]

Anybody tried mounting a press to a table with wheels? How sturdy is it? I die a little inside when I see youtube videos of people's press/bench setups and the bench is wobbly AF.

i don't know about that, but this bench weighs almost 250lbs so it is probably pretty solid, and you don't have to install the wheels.

[RandyD]

Clean is nice. I envy you. My entire garage looks like one large storage unit ... there is barely a few paths to walk. Some day. Sigh.

We must be related... Some day.

[baddos]

I like your existing garage workbench now. I would like to know what the countertop surface is covered with. I was planning on having a sheet metal shop bend up some galvanized steel to cover my plywood top so powder and oils dont get soaked into the wood over time.

[skyline]

So count top is plywood with a sheet of carbon fiber on top of carbon fiber is a resin I don't think it was a great idea because it get dusty quick but the resin is very durable and it I used in restaurant tables so its stands up to a lot of abuse It was easy to work with just a little messy I bought it threw us composites.com both carbon fiber and kleer kote table top epoxy

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[tonyjr]

1st , ground everything . 2nd mix up lights - Flour / led [ bulbs - not the shop light / 4 footers ]
I have 2 flowing tables for cleaning rifles .
As for floor - seamless . I sealed my garage floor after filling in the joints
Get a comfortable chair . I have 2 stools that I put wheels on [ the ones that clasp when you
sit on .
A dust buster vacuum is nice . I also have 2 10 outlet strips and run out of plugs - but mine is
a work bench - handy man stuff - drill press , grinders vises etc .

[Mustard]

i don't know about that, but this bench weighs almost 250lbs so it is probably pretty solid, and you don't have to install the wheels.

The top looks sturdy enough to not flex, but i wonder if i mounted a press to it would the whole thing want to tip over if i was really leaning into the press arm?

Slick idea otherwise, a mobile-ish reloading table

[hambam105]

Even when the brass case exterior is clean, punching out the primer leaves crud
all over your press. Now mix in lube...

Not "some day'', but 'one day', I will be doing all case cleaning and primer punching
and primer cup cleaning outside the loading area.