It’s a bit messy but I finally got my set up pretty much finished
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Nice Rhino Ironworks safe. I have one as well and love it. It helps that they are built 20 mins from me too.It’s a bit messy but I finally got my set up pretty much finished View attachment 7807462
Yeah if memory serves me right, they are AWESOME! Great catch!Nice Rhino Ironworks safe. I have one as well and love it. It helps that they are built 20 mins from me too.
What kind of rails are those?Upgrading to new bench along with other things. Work in progress and hope to have all set up and good to go shortly.
What kind of rails are those?
They were screwed down about every 14" with #8 flat head screws.@Dollman how did you attach the rails
How did it go getting your safe up into a 2nd or 3rd floor?I just moved to a new build and this was suppose to be an attic. I’m 87% done with the project and am quite pleased. More pleased that its 3 steps away once I roll out of bed. Wall storage is using French cleats which I’m now a big fan of. Thanks all for the inspirations.
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It was about as miserable as you might imagine. 3 person job and done before the floors were in. That safe is the biggest I could get up the stairs and through the door. It will stay with the house if I move again.How did it go getting your safe up into a 2nd or 3rd floor?
Good catch. Though I wouldn’t suspect the propane to spontaneously combust, I have moved the powder and primers for at least some peace of mind. Another plug for the flexibility of French cleats.Propane next to powder?
What’s that square box on side of the Henderson trimmer?I just moved to a new build and this was suppose to be an attic. I’m 87% done with the project and am quite pleased. More pleased that its 3 steps away once I roll out of bed. Wall storage is using French cleats which I’m now a big fan of. Thanks all for the inspirations.
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It contains the circuitry for the on/off switch and variable speed control.What’s that square box on side of the Henderson trimmer?
Looks good where did you get top from?Getting started on my perfect reloading room after taking weeks and weeks to build my bench. More to come hopefully in the not to distant future.View attachment 7829437View attachment 7829438
Thanks. I made it myself with soft mapleLooks good where did you get top from?
Looks like a Massage Parlor for firearms ... do you have the Sirius/XM "Chill Channel" on in the background?It’s a bit messy but I finally got my set up pretty much finished View attachment 7807462
Wow ... that's friggin' beautious !!!New to the forum, wanted to share / show off my reloading bench. Still a work in progress as my reloading develops. Left side is the "dirty" side, for rifle cleaning, de-priming, case trimming. I made the table on the right from a frame off of craigslist and a butcher block top from Lowes. It's all tied in tight to wall studs for rigidity. I used under mounted t-nuts for mounting my Dillon, Bench Primer and Super Swage. Also built this cabinet for brass storage but its running out of capacity quickly as I start loading for more cartridges. View attachment 7832696View attachment 7832695View attachment 7832694
I went and changed it up again. Built another bench a few days ago but added a cutout so I could sit at the computer.If I could just leave mine alone and stop moving it around. This is the latest version:
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Wall storage is using French cleats which I’m now a big fan of. Thanks all for the inspirations.
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I really like the French cleats. Where did you find the plans/specs for these and the associated shelves?
HMC was stacked. Respect.I went and changed it up again. Built another bench a few days ago but added a cutout so I could sit at the computer.
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You know how it is. If you spend enough time in the wrong place at the right time. While it makes the shadow box look good at the end of a career, it's hard on the family situation. I think I made my last revision for a while. I switched stuff around because the wall with all of the outlets had the wrong bench in front of it so I switched it up and figured I would make a small military section. The ham radio station will be to the left of the computer when I get it all moved over and my LE dive stuff is on the opposite wall. Kind of my regular hangout these days. Just need a beverage fridge and it should be about done.HMC ...
Looks awesome either way dude!You know how it is. If you spend enough time in the wrong place at the right time. While it makes the shadow box look good at the end of a career, it's hard on the family situation. I think I made my last revision for a while. I switched stuff around because the wall with all of the outlets had the wrong bench in front of it so I switched it up and figured I would make a small military section. The ham radio station will be to the left of the computer when I get it all moved over and my LE dive stuff is on the opposite wall. Kind of my regular hangout these days. Just need a beverage fridge and it should be about done.
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I went and changed it up again. Built another bench a few days ago but added a cutout so I could sit at the computer.
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I’ve been contemplating getting this same Craftsman metal cabinet for my reloading room but wasn’t sure how well the limited number of shelves would hold up to stacking weight on them. What do you store in yours and does it work well?Mine has been a work in progress for years. I put the cabinets in when I built the mancave addition and have adding and changing it since then. I have another bench also, but it’s so junked up I didn’t put it in. The cabinet is powder and brass storage.
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I’ve been contemplating getting this same Craftsman metal cabinet for my reloading room but wasn’t sure how well the limited number of shelves would hold up to stacking weight on them. What do you store in yours and does it work well?
I have 2 craftsman cabinets in my garage and they will hold a ton of weight. You'll be challenged to stack enough stuff on them to push their capacity. 1 more shelf being included would be nice though.I’ve been contemplating getting this same Craftsman metal cabinet for my reloading room but wasn’t sure how well the limited number of shelves would hold up to stacking weight on them. What do you store in yours and does it work well?