Show Your Reloading Bench

[07JKX]

awesome inkdaddy... i was just curious. but dont the bad guys wear black and the good guys where blue? haha. j/k
-cheers!

 

[Heater]

My bench

 

[rbstern]

Nice bench and workshop, Heater. Like the racing stickers, too.

 

[wynnjammer]

Heater Love to see some with small fortune in Dillon powder measure

 

[Heater]

I love my dillon.
Thanks Guys

 

[MMatt30]

Bingo! Primers were going everywhere. Now they don't end up on the floor unless I knock the baby wipe containers over with my knee. Powder holder was purchased for $5 at Blockbuster that was closing. My insurance agent wouldn't like that picture much. I'd love a Dillon but I have the Pro 1000's dialed in so it's hard to justify the expense. Thanks for the compliments.

What is holding the baby wipe boxes?

 

[fuelman1]

I put a couple of drywall screws in just enough so the lip of the baby wipe container holds it on either end. It just slides in place. It does the job and I couldn't do any cheaper or easier.

 

[rbstern]

Just an aside, since we're talking baby wipes: Small container of baby wipes or regular moist towlettes are an awesome addition to any range bag.

 

[spar1790]

Almost finished building mine, all I have to do now is seal the top, add my pegboard to the back of it, and a little more detail work, then I can put my reloading stuff on it. I basically just built an enlarged frame around a ammo locker and stained it to look good. Now I can close and lock all my powders, primers, and such. Any suggestions?

 

[RamRoddoc]

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Almost finished building mine, all I have to do now is seal the top, add my pegboard to the back of it, and a little more detail work, then I can put my reloading stuff on it. I basically just built an enlarged frame around a ammo locker and stained it to look good. Now I can close and lock all my powders, primers, and such. Any suggestions?

Hey that looks nice! I like the ability to lock up powders and primers. The table top looks a bit thin but it maybe the pics. I'd screw or bolt it to the wall studs and floor for added stability.