wiersy,
If you don't have time to work on that reloading room just mail it up to me. I'll figure out something to do with it. Looks like a great space!
Don

Suz,
The room may be small but you've sure done some great work there. Love the rifle!. At least you get a space indoors. My bench is about 12' long, but it's in a shed. Not bad in the spring and fall, but winter and summer have the temperatures a bit extreme. I stop reloading when the case lube freezes solid.
Don

Suz, I love that fact that you tinker with guns.
Not many of my lady friends or acquaintances tinker with guns at all.
Heck most of them I know that shoots would just leave the gun to the next "gunsmith" they saw.

Hats off
Gelan

BigBlue wrote:

wiersy, If you don't have time to work on that reloading room just mail it up to me. I'll figure out something to do with it. Looks like a great space! Don

I would send it to you but I aint gonna lick that many stamps.

Don't have to...Use a damp spunge...

Actually I don't do the licking......that's what I have kids for.

You don't have a dog with a wet tongue? They are better then kids. You have to keep telling the kid to stick his/her tongue out and to pull it in to wet it again. A dog sits patiantly at your side with wet tongue out and everytime you swipe a stamp over it he automaticly pulls it in to rewet it and sticks it out at the ready.

Yup...Dogs better then kids...

My dogs try to eat everything.

Well...I tried Big Blue

Nice try! But for a nominal fee we could work something out. Nothing like a custom bench.

That's a great lookin' loading set-up!

I will machinr the door parts tomorrow after work. I want to get thing set up and get loading down there but I promised myself I wouldn't until it was finished. I tend to get side track easily.

wiersy just give the dog some peanut butter bud and he'll have 20 books of stamps licked by the time ya get everything packed....weeee!

Here's as messy as mine gets. Homemade birch ply bench, Home Depot heavy duty brackets- solid as a rock and total cost was 10$...all my gear gets stored in cabinets in my kitchen. The press gets stripped down, covererd up in a little wooly bag and everything else goes bye-bye out of sight, this thing is in a corner of my living room.

I like it tidy when I'm loading.

My bathroom on the other hand....

Uhm Stovie!?!
Whats dat light bulb doin in the bottom of yer bench? uncovered too!!
yer into somethin kinky?

hahahaha....I swap bulbs in the lamp to the left when loading. One is a 150w for loading and the other is a mellow'er wattage. The h/d brackets are for closets, I inverted them and that part of it is for the dowel rod where your hangers go. They hold the bulb perfectly and unbroken till I'm done.