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Join the contest SubscribeIts good to hear Im not the only oneMine is in a little better shape then yours since I recently cleaned it off. but I will say you don't have anything on the person that taught me how to reload, you literally can not see the bench it has so much stuff on it
Work bench in the garage is the same way, so is the desk at my office. I just don’t want anyone else to be able to find anything…or im just a slobHa Ha Ha. You are a neat freak.
Nothing is more important than health!Digging the Funyuns and Mtn Dew![]()
Haha, embrace itI’m more concerned about the “Nut Blaster “ on the bench near primers
It has become a nasty cycle i wish i could break, eventually i will spend an hour looking for a particular tool, then i decide to clean it, then after spending a day cleaning and organizing I swear when i am done with a tool i am going to put it back where it belongs, then 6 months later I am back to where i startedMy OCD is kicking in, and I need addresses to fly there and clean those benches.
That’s the first thing I saw
It’s odd that all of my Redding die holders are all stuck open tooMy bench stays clean
My counter above the actual empty storage cabinets is full but organized
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This overflow corner is getting out of control though
Shit thats cleanMy bench isn't terribly messy, but unfortunately, I have to keep the scale in another room due to it being a bit drafty in the garage. Powder and primers are also kept inside
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I do like keeping the bullets, most of my dies, and brass near the bench
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I realize it's not the worst, but it feels cluttered to me. Between the Giraud, the Anneaelez, and the two presses, it makes me feel like I have 2'x2' of work space instead of 4'x8'Shit thats clean
That 6mm shelf though!!!!My bench isn't terribly messy, but unfortunately, I have to keep the scale in another room due to it being a bit drafty in the garage. Powder and primers are also kept inside
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I do like keeping the bullets, most of my dies, and brass near the bench
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Im the op, probably some sound advice here in regards to keeping a clean reloading bench. However…I think you are full of shit, of the people you know that had a pistol blow up in their face how many showed you their reloading bench? Im guessing way more accidents happen from people that rarely reload. Maybe im wrong, really don’t care about that. Like my hobbies and I have way too much fun to spend my time cleaning and organizing.Sorry, not a contest one should enter.
Because the winner of the messiest reloading bench is often later the winner of the “my pistol blew up in my face” and “my Serbu almost took my arm off” competitions.
I don’t care if your refrigerator is full of mold your laundry is piled to the ceiling and the floor of your pick up truck is full of fast food wrappers.
But if the working area of one’s loading bench is not clean as a whistle, one should have a different hobby.
Just my $0.02.
Sirhr
Messy workspaces are a breeding ground for fuck ups.Messy work areas do not imply carelessness. My $0.02
Haha, Who in the fuck would stage a messy reloading bench to post on snipers hide?Messy workspaces are a breeding ground for fuck ups.
That said, your bench isn’t as bad as it looks at first glance and would clean up in 10-15 min. Ive seen much, much worse and those people were absolute fucking slobs. Actually the scene looks staged, which is viewing it in a more favorable light as opposed to assuming that’s how it is normally.
Lol Relax, Francis.Haha, Who in the fuck would stage a messy reloading bench to post on snipers hide?
This is the only work station in my life where being clean and organized actually matters.
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I looked at your garage workbench pic and realized that the reloading bench picture was no stage job, lol. It’s your shit, deal with it how you see fit. Just don’t come off so easily triggered, it’s blood in the water around here. No hard feelings on this end either.Not butt hurt or bent out of shape at all, just responding to posts on the thread i started.
i didnt really expect public service announcements, and I find people that are compelled to preach are fucking annoying.
Your post however was not preachy, but before the edit, I thought it was retarded. Suggesting that I staged the scene to look messier was special. You must have realized this too and thus the edit. No hard feelings on this end.
Im the op, probably some sound advice here in regards to keeping a clean reloading bench. However…I think you are full of shit, of the people you know that had a pistol blow up in their face how many showed you their reloading bench? Im guessing way more accidents happen from people that rarely reload. Maybe im wrong, really don’t care about that. Like my hobbies and I have way too much fun to spend my time cleaning and organizing.
Messy work areas do not imply carelessness. My $0.02
Probably should at this point LOLThat's just a display! You sell those.