Home Forums Reloading Big Game Rifles reloading bench pics plz

Damn, ya cant do photos in the quick reply. The attachment are the plans. This is an all out $70 project.

rifle/pistol reloading side of the room


shotgun side of the room

Nice mancave!

thanks, I have added a Dillion Square Deal press on the rifle/pistol side of the room since that picture was taken.

some nice bench'es thanx for replies the more the marrier i do like the idea someone had with a draw with shellholders i think this is sorta stuff that is real helpful
i'm looking at where presses are set up how you store dies ,bullit's etc being my first bench and the price of lumber kinda trying to atleast start with a set up that will work for a few years before i out grow it right now my space is a small corner of room but ventually hopefully have a full room for purpose thanx keep them coming

Thats not a bench, it's a factory

Here's a pic of my 'bench'. I just started reloading last spring so my inventory is pretty limited...



I'm a finish carpenter by trade.....
That ugly sucker is solid and cost about $2.83 in hardware(secondhand wood from the scrap pile....).

Should add that I posted mine for reference on how NOT to build one...

well, mine aren't any fancier

you just need to add a few plywood cabinets to house your wares.....

This one I built this year when I moved back to Idaho. Might be kind of messy now. [img][IMG]http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d80/tsgt22/IMG_0398.jpg[/img][/img] [img][IMG]http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d80/tsgt22/IMG_0462.jpg[/img][/img] [img][IMG]http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d80/tsgt22/IMG_0463.jpg[/img][/img]

We're just renting a little condo right now Lefty. Once the market settles and we can afford to buy a house I'll get serious about the bench.

We do however have an ACTUAL finish carpenter on the payroll. He's built some pretty nice stuff for the bossman. Maybe I'll be able to coerce some help out of him with a case or two of beer.....

That dog just won't leave you alone--will he?



Casey

That's disgustingly neat.

You worry me


Casey

I love that little dude Casey!

He was probably gettin' ready to take a leak on my work coat....

Quick and easy way to get a bench top.
Take two 2x12's and put them side to side, this gives you a 2 ft deep work surface which is plenty.
Use masonite on top of the 2x12's. If it gets beat up, it is easy to attach another piece of Masonite.
I bolt my bench legs right to the wall, and put a shelf underneath for storage.
Mine is a little to messy to show in a picture right now.
whelennut

im liking that set up

You'd be too busy looking at porn to get anything done......