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Compact Reloading Setup

nubraskan

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Seward, NE
Looking to move my reloading setup out of my uninsulated/drafty shop that has lots of room, and into a smaller space that has climate control. Any pictures of some really compact setups? Just looking for ideas in general
 
I don't have any pictures of it but when I started handloading in 1974 I lived in an apt and worked in a walk in closet. Had my RC press mounted to a small oak desk with a shelf on the back where my scale and powder measure were mounted. The shelves in the closet held bullets, brass, some powder and primers. It was tight in there at times but it worked
 
I'd do something like one of these.

Add some in-line fabrication mounts/adapters to everything. Roll it next to a dining room table or kitchen cabinets for work space. I'd beef up the wood on the tool chest. Maybe liquid nails or some bolts/screws through the top of the metal cabinet.
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Looking to move my reloading setup out of my uninsulated/drafty shop that has lots of room, and into a smaller space that has climate control. Any pictures of some really compact setups? Just looking for ideas in general
I'm set up in the corner of my office. Would be nice to have more room but it works.
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It's not compact, but I bought a work bench from Uline for my reloading bench. I would suggest looking at their products over the big box home improvement products. Hopefully there is a bench in a size that works out. These benches have lots of options for shelves, peg-boards, etc.

 
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