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My new reloading bench #3062138 03/04/12 03:12 AM
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Just finished building my reloading bench. have a few minor things left to do.




Re: My new reloading bench [Re: firefighter88] #3062174 03/04/12 03:30 AM
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That'll do.

Mounting your stuff may be difficult with those drawers though. I use long 1/2 inch bolts with big washers to keep things secure.


Re: My new reloading bench [Re: Fatalwishes' Wife] #3062331 03/04/12 04:51 AM
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Good looking bench, like all the storage area you included in it

Another way to attach presses to a bench that works well and sllows for easy changeout of presses is put captive nuts in the bench top and mount the presses or other equipment to 3/4 inch plywood palates and bolt the press to the bench. I have easy changeout of presses and it is strong enough there are no issues using the 50BMG press mounted that way, Just something that works for me and do not have to get under the bench in any way when mounting the presses.



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Re: My new reloading bench [Re: Fatalwishes' Wife] #3062333 03/04/12 04:51 AM
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Purdy though. I think he will figure out mounting his press.





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Re: My new reloading bench [Re: Humble pie] #3062383 03/04/12 05:26 AM
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That is very, very nice. Great choice of stain too.

The cubbies on the side are a great idea.

Giving me great ideas for my next bench.


Re: My new reloading bench [Re: Varget 7-08] #3064254 03/05/12 07:02 AM
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Very nice!


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I like it, plenty of storage room!



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Re: My new reloading bench [Re: moderno] #3065200 03/05/12 05:39 PM
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Looks great, I wish I would have stained mine...



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Re: My new reloading bench [Re: KRoyal] #3065241 03/05/12 05:55 PM
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Very nice job. I bet you are a cabinet maker by trade?
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Re: My new reloading bench [Re: KRoyal] #3065964 03/05/12 09:48 PM
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Originally Posted By: KRoyal
Looks great, I wish I would have stained mine...

Have a few Oops with bore cleaner and gun oil, it will get stained.... grin




Re: My new reloading bench [Re: RKHarm24] #3067972 03/06/12 03:12 PM
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Nice bench ff88



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Re: My new reloading bench [Re: Payne] #3068349 03/06/12 05:19 PM
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Thanks. it was a pain it took 3 days but it will be worth it when i get to use it


Re: My new reloading bench [Re: firefighter88] #3072384 03/07/12 11:41 PM
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that is nice, i just finished mine too glad to get it over with


Re: My new reloading bench [Re: Destry] #3102345 03/20/12 04:34 PM
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Awesome job, very nice!!



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Re: My new reloading bench [Re: Let The Air Out of 'Em] #3103744 03/21/12 12:56 AM
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Still another way as Kmon1 said in one of the above posts is get
a Pat Marlins Rock dock. Allows you to also change out presses on
one 1 plate to a docking station.



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