RELOADING BENCH PICTURES

[peacedivision]

I'm mostly loading for precision rifle so every charge gets trickled anyways, especially with 4064 which meters like poo.



Harder to keep it uncluttered and clean Tumbler lives in a taped up cardboard box under the bench which I can cover with a towel when it runs, pretty dust proof actually. Just have to be careful to keep powder out of the carpet.

[1in9twist]

seems like quite a stretch to have to move from the press all the way to the other end of the table in order to start charging. I feel ya, apartment reloading setups can be cumbersome.

One of these guys would help out a bit.

http://inlinefabrication.com/collections/press-accessories/products/powder-measure-articulating-arm

[Germz]

I'm going to be building something akin to this, however it will be doubled up so it will fold in the middle and lock at the ends so it can be carried like a briefcase, obviously much bigger though.

It looks very sturdy and will make a great portable reloading bench for Clinics

[Combat Jump]

Combat Jump's Reloading Bench

I bought some scrap from Simms Metal Recycling as a starting point. Got some aluminum diamond plate there too. A little welding, cutting and riveting; then some fresh Dillon blue paint, and have sturdy bench. I eventually replaced the particle board top with a custom made piece. The cabinet is Harbor Freight, and one of their sturdier products. Overhead lighting from Home Depot.

[Combat Jump]

Combat Jump's bench (final pics)

The bench project turned out nicely.

[ke6foa]

ke6foa Bench

Here is mine the lowers are from Home Depot, the uppers are from salvage (I remodel homes) this an older picture I have closed in the window for more security. One bench is for the two Dillon 550's the second is for a Mec 9000 and an older Mec Jr.
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I will post updated pic's in the future..

[Eat Dirt]

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Not to P on your Parade..

But isn't the power measure kind of close to the Gas water hearter / Flame source

[stevied]

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Not to P on your Parade..

But isn't the power measure kind of close to the Gas water hearter / Flame source

It's further over when I use it and always empty when not in use.

[pewpew5.56]

This is my 16ft long bench, half is used for load development and processing of precision brass, and the other half is used for reloading.

[ke6foa]

This is my 16ft long bench, half is used for load development and processing of precision brass, and the other half is used for reloading.

Nice bench what is the finish on the floor.

[Eat Dirt]

This is my 16ft long bench, half is used for load development and processing of precision brass, and the other half is used for reloading.

Dang ............It's Soooooooooo Big !

[imperials]

I added a Forster CoAx to the bench.

[lance4824]

My Reloading Bench

I made a bench can roll so I could move it. I have a ton of stuff so I need a bench portable. It is nice to flip it around and use both sides. I have Lee single stage and turret presses. I bought the bolts, nuts, casters, and one piece of paneling for the top. All the other wood is from pallets and old workbench off Craigslist.


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[lance4824]

Detailed pictures

Here is the casters
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Primer catcher for the turret press
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Single stage press primer catcher
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10 Ball....
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[Lead Waster]

ugh, my "bench" is embarassing, after seeing everyones on this thread!

I had built a 2x4 shelf for my recycling bins, but after we switched to large roller bins, I took the shelf and re purposed it to be my reloading bench BUT I have a 550b that primes when you push the lever forward and the bench is solid but rocks backwards. These pics also remind me what mess my workshop is in!