I like this a lot. Clean, first class look. Nicely done.Just finished my room. I have threaded inserts on the bench to mount my 12” x 10” boards with my tools on them. I’m happy so far.
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I like this a lot. Clean, first class look. Nicely done.Just finished my room. I have threaded inserts on the bench to mount my 12” x 10” boards with my tools on them. I’m happy so far.
The inline fab stuff is good. I am limited on space , so I have my co-ax on the quick change mount so I can change out with my other press for depriming.Does anyone else have any experience with the track in the bench top? I would like to do something similar because I don't have the space to keep everything out and mounted. I'd like to know if it's sturdy enough to not come loose when being used. This is another setup I just found and was wondering if anyone has used their stuff, here is the link https://inlinefabrication.com/collections/quick-change-press-mounting-system
Plan to use the same idea to keep things organized with the inline quick change mount system on a small work space.The inline fab stuff is good. I am limited on space , so I have my co-ax on the quick change mount so I can change out with my other press for depriming.
Looks like a great bench! Do you have some info on what type of wood the top is made of (it looks laminated), where you get the blue rails, what are the white blocks that you bolt your tools to are made of, etc. Looking to build a reloading area in my basement. ThanksMy buddies bench he just built, I'm using him as a ginny pig. It works so well!
My wife thinks I only have 3 guns
PM so I follow up and find out.Looks like a great bench! Do you have some info on what type of wood the top is made of (it looks laminated), where you get the blue rails, what are the white blocks that you bolt your tools to are made of, etc. Looking to build a reloading area in my basement. Thanks
Starting with a blank canvas in a room I am creating over the garage! Looking for ideas on lighting and everything else within this thread lots of choices to be made. Floor has since been laid down and starting to plan where to put outlets light fixtures for running electrical and insulation is on the short list.
Starting with a blank canvas in a room I am creating over the garage! Looking for ideas on lighting and everything else within this thread lots of choices to be made. Floor has since been laid down and starting to plan where to put outlets light fixtures for running electrical and insulation is on the short list.
I'm a retired electrician, FWIW! I would consider installing some recessed or can lights down the middle and a couple of strips of track lighting on each side. Switch the middle separately from the sides. Maybe even switch the sides separately. You could also do florescent strips down the middle. Either with T-8 or LED bulbs. But you will still need something on the sides.
Draw off or mark your proposed benches and storage on the floor. This will help locate the light fixtures.
Don't forget receptacles. Put one or two away from the benches in easy to reach areas for utility or housekeeping purposes.
Don't forget that the NEC requires at least one light over the stairway be on a 3-way switch, switched from both top and bottom of the stairs.
Liking the room already!
Mother of God I want this room. The world is yours man!!! Can’t wait to see pics as it comes along.Starting with a blank canvas in a room I am creating over the garage! Looking for ideas on lighting and everything else within this thread lots of choices to be made. Floor has since been laid down and starting to plan where to put outlets light fixtures for running electrical and insulation is on the short list.
I wish I had a whole room to work with. But since I don’t half the garage will have to do. Is a work in progress. Works well for me. Pictures only show one side of setup. The other side separated by a 3 foot walkway has a gorilla rack and large rolling tool chest with workbench top. I am new to reloading and so this is my first reloading bench setup. Have plans for a shop build behind the house some day. When that happens I have a plan for a dedicated reloading room. Someday...
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Sterilite shoe box sized works phenomenal
About 550 308 sized cases will fit. Easy to stack easy to see....
Fyi dog fell asleep counting brass instead of sheep
Yes, it is about as blank of a canvas I can get, lol.Look at all that potential.
This looks great. Going to use that on my next bench I’m building in our new home.Sorry I didn't see your request
Here's the link:
http://www.rockler.com/17-piece-uni...PL&sid=V9146&gclid=CJ-vuZ65r9ICFQm1wAodq-AClQ
My wife thinks I only have 3 guns
Sorry I didn't see your request
Here's the link:
http://www.rockler.com/17-piece-uni...PL&sid=V9146&gclid=CJ-vuZ65r9ICFQm1wAodq-AClQ
My wife thinks I only have 3 guns
any updates?
Looking good.Yes I do, they are moving along at a much quicker pace than anticipated. They tell me I will be in by mid June but it sure seems like it’ll be quicker.
I think I am going to move the reloading room into one of the other bedrooms. The other one is a bit smaller muy it has a much larger walk in closet. This way I could shelve the closet all up and put a deadbolt on the door to lock up materials a bit better. It’ll never keep the professional thief out but it’ll be better and a standard closet with a sliding set of doors.
Here is the house as of yesterday. It’s come a very long way.
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And as I said I may move it from bedroom 4 to bedroom 3 on this floor plan. I am single so I don’t have any spousal factor to worry about and I don’t need 3 guest bedrooms. So it’s basically pick the best one for me, lol.
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Who did you source the Husky benches from?Moved to a new place and managed to snag a room for Reloading/office use. Super excited about all of the bench space.View attachment 7303394
You can get those on Lowe’s online..Who did you source the Husky benches from?
Home Depot. They weren’t super cheap but they are running a deal currently. I went with a 6ft and 8ft length.Who did you source the Husky benches from?
Looks great, I just finished a shop with a dedicated reloading room. I may do something like this.Adding another section for 21st Century Lathe in the next couple of days
Could you tell me how far the first rail is from the edge of the bench? Also, what's the distance between the rails? Thank YouLooks like a great bench! Do you have some info on what type of wood the top is made of (it looks laminated), where you get the blue rails, what are the white blocks that you bolt your tools to are made of, etc. Looking to build a reloading area in my basement. Thanks
I’m in the same boat. I gave up my 3car garage for the wife’s kitchen, so I get the smallest upstairs bedroom. I feel sorry for the guys that have to move my safe up there
Where did you source the counter tops? Are they economical?I was able to commandeer a small bedroom in our house when my son moved out. It’s only 10x12 but it beats being in the garage! Heat and A/C for the win!
This is what alliant suggests: https://www.alliantpowder.com/getting_started/safety/storage_handling.aspx#recommendationsAnyone have insight towards securing powder in a "semi fire safe" kind of way?