My "Poor Man's" Reloading Bench

[Justintoxicated]

I can't imagine doing large calibers on that setup, but if it's working for now I guess yoru good to go. I'd probably flip it over the first time I went to seat a primer.

[Doheny]

Good job! Looks like a space saver too!

Is that your tactical SHTF Barbie car in the background?

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[runway1]

Send Me your Thoughts.

Seriously now - no cupholder!! And you don't see this as a problem??

[chim-chim7]

Wow, if it works for you and keeps you out of the dog house than good job.

[LGB Loader]

It's better than what I started with... Hand dies and a hammer and my bench a an old beat up 2x4.

I think my kit came with one but I don't have the machine to hold the brass to run it in circles...

If it's the Lee cutter and shell holder, that's what your fingers, hands and wrists are for... LOL. You will need to buy the appropriate case length gauge for your specific caliber. Not only are they very inexpensive, they really work.

Happy trails...

LGB

[zod]

That's what I'm talking about, I'm stealing your idea. I actually have the same Lee press! This will give me a little more wiggle room in the garage, and free up my small worktable. Which is way cramped as it is. Also, the footprint looks narrow enough to be easily stored to the side somewhere, when not in use. Good stuff man, thanks for sharing!

[1in9twist]

on the other hand, my roommate REALLY hates that I keep it in the kitchen.

Lolz....