Post Your Reloading Bench Pictures

[manhoer]

this is my station it folds up for more room

 

[Matt_G]

Nevermind. He got 'em to show up...

 

[jimmym40a2]

some of my "cave"

 

[cornchuck]

Here's my bench that was a couple years in the making

 

[BMF]

I love the peg board backing cornchuck, great idea.

 

[Kevin Rohrer]

jimmym40a2,

Good choice by having the Hollywood Universal-III Special. What is the largest caliber you load on it?

You know that those paint marks can be easily removed from the turret without scratching it by using a Scotchbrite pad soaked in a penetrating oil like Breakfree or Rem Oil.

Mine was pretty dirty before cleaning it.

Before:

After:

 

[cornchuck]

Thanks BMF. Actually that was a shelving unit that sat on the floor and was the same height as it sits on the bench. I didn't want to go out and buy more material for the shelves. So I cut it in half. The peg board is what was already being used for the shelves.

 

[texan79]

Lots of great looking benches guys. Here is mine, the benches are made of 2 layers of 3/4" birch plywood, glued and screwed together then formica over that. The gray on top is a dense foam floor runner material available at Lowes. Cabinets under all the benches provide storage for brass, tools, etc..

Good god man! Thats not a reloading bench, it a friggin ballstic research facillity! I'm jealous.

 

[FEENIX]

I just started reloading <2 years ago and built mine portable ...

http://www.longrangehunting.com/forums/f28/newbies-reloading-bench-41916/

Ed

 

[jimmym40a2]

Hey Kevin thanks for the tip. I will do that.

 

[jthod]

Just started about 3 months ago, so I went cheap and simple

 

[jthod]

lol, I straightened the frames on the wall after looking at that picture

 

[flashhole]

Here's the portable.

Here's the main bench.

 

[Mass Shooter]

Wow, those are some awesome setups with all sorts of ideas for inspiration. Thanks for starting this thread and those contributing with all the various photos. .... Nice stuff!!

M.S.