Reloading Setup finally finished.

Tundra702

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Oct 18, 2024
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Palmyra Va
Finally got my reloading area setup and running. No more unstable tables. Bottom cabinets are for all the reloading equipment. What am I missing?
 

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You need to flip the doors on that top right cabinet so the locks match and not being able to open the far right top cabinet door would drive me crazy. Otherwise looks pretty good. What brand/where did you get the bench?
 
You need to flip the doors on that top right cabinet so the locks match and not being able to open the far right top cabinet door would drive me crazy. Otherwise looks pretty good. What brand/where did you get the bench?
unfortunately I had to flip that door bc if it goes on the other side it will hit the garage door rails. The lock is the door that opens first then. Trust me my OCD hates it.

These are new age cabinets and the bench top was part of the purchase. I actually ordered them through Lowe’s. But you can get them through NewAge website too.
 
Your setup looks good, but your location in the garage leaves much to be desired, unless it has it's own climate controls. I tried reloading in a garage once. It was unbearably hot in August, froze you nuts in off in January, and powder once opened was affected by the uncontrolled humidity, and uncoated steel , like dies & shell holders had a tendency to rust.

Sometimes it's the best you can do, so I understand.
 
Your setup looks good, but your location in the garage leaves much to be desired, unless it has it's own climate controls. I tried reloading in a garage once. It was unbearably hot in August, froze you nuts in off in January, and powder once opened was affected by the uncontrolled humidity, and uncoated steel , like dies & shell holders had a tendency to rust.

Sometimes it's the best you can do, so I understand.
Yeah the powder was my first thought. I do have dry bags in them just in case. But may move the containers inside to be safe. Garage stays pretty comfortable year around with doors on opposite sides for nice cross breeze and a propane year for the winter. I was going to put it in the basement but it is finished and prefer to have any mess I make in the garage.
 
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