Reloading bench pics

[ARFrog]

Newest addition.

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I like the grocery list lovingly posted on the front of the new press

 

[Caveman Jim]

I've got so many things going on in there right now it's pathetic. You should have seen my brass table in the other room, weren't no brass on it.
Been batchin it for over 2 weeks so have spent more time in the room.
I did manage to get a few things done though.

 

[HotRod61]

Did a make over of my bench. Not much though. Added some hangers from inline to hanger everything up. Space is very limited. Before on the bottom.

 

[Mikej]

Love that! that's just a hair larger than my bench/table. And seeing the repurposed dresser/buffet.

I good lead for those looking for a bench for cheap. Go to the old furniture places and look at old desks, dressers, tables that tend to be real solid and heavy. you could always add a plywood top if needed. Get measurements of where you want to put it, take your tape measure and go shopping.

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I got my old, two person, school desk for $14.00 at City Liquidators back when I started in 2011.

 

[misterarman]

Did a make over of my bench. Not much though. Added some hangers from inline to hanger everything up. Space is very limited. Before on the bottom.

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How do you get any reloading done with everything so neat and clean?
I wouldn't know how to act with that beautiful setup.

 

[ageingstudent]

Did a make over of my bench. Not much though. Added some hangers from inline to hanger everything up. Space is very limited. Before on the bottom.

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I'm a little triggered by how organized that top pic looks

 

[Spitpatch]

I'm a little triggered by how organized that top pic looks

My bench looks just like that! ....about once every 3-5 years.

 

[ageingstudent]

My bench looks just like that! ....about once every 3-5 years.

Right? That bench looks like it needs a new caliber, and maybe some brass forming project haha.

 

[HotRod61]

Right? That bench looks like it needs a new caliber, and maybe some brass forming project haha.

I just did that's why it's so clean. Most times it looks like the old picture.

 

[HotRod61]

How do you get any reloading done with everything so neat and clean?
I wouldn't know how to act with that beautiful setup.

You know John….. clean benches makes all my reloads more accurate. Lol

 

[ARFrog]

Did a make over of my bench. Not much though. Added some hangers from inline to hanger everything up. Space is very limited. Before on the bottom.

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I hereby nominate the first picture for an upcoming featured spread in "Better Benches and Reloading" magazine

 

[ageingstudent]

I just did that's why it's so clean. Most times it looks like the old picture.

It looks really nice.

 

[misterarman]

You know John….. clean benches makes all my reloads more accurate. Lol

No wonder why I'm a terrible shot!

 

[Mikej]

No wonder why I'm a terrible shot!

Well hell, you're welcome to shoot next to me any time then!

 

[HotRod61]

No wonder why I'm a terrible shot!

Haha

 

[HotRod61]

I was able to reload some 44 mag (thanks John). I made sure the bench looks same as the photo after I was done.

 

[ARFrog]

Normally class, pressure is defined as:



However with reloading benches, often times the inverse proportional formula applies:

y = k/x


Where:

y = the cleanliness of your reloading bench

x = the amount of clutter on your bench

k = a constant amount of stuff on your bench

So we can deduce:

As y increases, then x decreases; or:

As x increases, then y decreases





Class dismissed...

 

[bcp]

Colonel Whelen's reloading bench:



Bruce

 

[TM-Salem]

not as nice as ithers but i just moved into an appartment and dont have a lot of room. made what i could that would work.

 

[misterarman]

I was able to reload some 44 mag (thanks John). I made sure the bench looks same as the photo after I was done.

My pleasure. Glad I could be of service.
And I will gladly take any mention of my name involving a bench that organized.