Reloading bench is done!!!

Shelves under the bench allow for storage of heavy items, also adding stability to the bench.

"Boxing" it in (I think thats the proper term) with plywood, even just 3/8" , on the sides and back also helps to add stability.

The National Reloading Manufacturers Assn or some such organization...had a nice set of plans for a heavy duty bench out for like five bucks.
I built one of those back in the 1970's and it's still as solid as a rock. Boxed in sides, 4x4 legs, HD shelf underneath, bolted together, etc.

NICE use of the space BTW.
 
J.D.

Thank you for sharing!!! That was truly inspirational!!!! I have been fretting over how I'll use the limited space I have, and what I want to do for the framework. I'm not the best with carpentry stuff, but I think I can get some ideas from your video! THANK YOU!!!

-G45
 
Just finished mine as well in the new house we moved into. Literally had it done 2 days ago and I'm just going through a 'reorganization' of how I am storing cases of brass and what else I can fit into the room. Have a bedroom with just the reloading setup and my comp/hunting gear in it because there is NO WAY that I am reloading in the garage in 110 degree heat.
 
Here is a update picture.
 

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