Where to put it?

[FWoo45]

As the title states, not sure how far in I should mount my new(to me) press. Very happy with the location of the 750. If I mirror em, I’ll have 10” of bench on my left side of the mount. Is that enough? I’ve only loaded a few thousand pistol rounds on my 750 so I’m really pretty new and inexperienced. Obviously trying to get more precise with rifle stuff with the Co-Ax.

 

[opeagle]

I prefer to move the press that I’m not using at the moment off the bench. But in your case with the Dillon on the strong mount you cannot do that. You’d have two put the Inline plates on them.

 

[FLIGHT762]

"What do ya want me to do? Draw you a picture?"

 

[spife7980]

Where to put it?

 

[Brasscow]

Move it closer to the left edge and get this double tray system: https://inlinefabrication.com/collections/forster-co-ax/products/universal-double-bullet-tray-system

 

[Shoots 700's]

In the middle

 

[FWoo45]

That 750 looks really cramped in the corner

Bad pic, the bench doesn’t go all the way to the wall. Space is a premium but it is comfortable to run.

 

[PinesAndProjectiles]

Needs more room on the left side. I have my chargemasters, bullets, and case tray on the left and pull the lever with my right hand.

 

[CK1.0]

Looks fine.

But, do yourself a favor and break out the stud finder and grab a couple ~3-4" L-brackets like these: https://www.lowes.com/pd/National-Hardware-3-1-16-in-Steel-Zinc-Plated-Corner-Brace/1000357661

Bolt a couple to the top of your bench and the wall (on the studs) and voila: bench will instantly be twice as solid. You'll definitely notice it when running the presses. And arguably, it might even help you make better ammo, because it'll eliminate a whole bunch of vibration and wobble that you're probably not even aware you have now.

My setup is similar:

 

[FWoo45]

Looks fine.

But, do yourself a favor and break out the stud finder and grab a couple ~3-4" L-brackets like these: https://www.lowes.com/pd/National-Hardware-3-1-16-in-Steel-Zinc-Plated-Corner-Brace/1000357661

Bolt a couple to the top of your bench and the wall (on the studs) and voila: bench will instantly be twice as solid. You'll definitely notice it when running the presses. And arguably, it might even help you make better ammo, because it'll eliminate a whole bunch of vibration and wobble that you're probably not even aware you have now.

My setup is similar:
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It’s lagged to a 2x4 screwed to the wall studs with 3” sinkers. The casters are locked on 1/4” plate. The bench is solid. Before I did that it was shaky at best.

 

[Hesperidins]

That 750 looks really cramped in the corner

Bench is on wheels.

Correction: based on https://www.snipershide.com/shooting/threads/where-to-put-it.7089692/post-9677050 the wheels are just for looks at this point.

 

[Snaz]

I mounted an old table top on top of a tool box kind of like yours. I can spread the presses out further and spin it around to use the sides for case prep, cleaning, etc. Gives you quite a bit more room to work.