Custom Wooden Reloading Blocks

[CHenry]

I came across these on MeWe on the "The Reloading Group" page. There is a guy on there making custom wooden reloading blocks with his CNC. Pretty neat! Thought you all might like to see them:

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If you have a free MeWe account, you can see his page here:
https://mewe.com/group/570f0e670c1dff073dbea47e/profile/5fdb90d9f9aa7a771ad8b7ea

I made some of those years ago with a template and drill press. Block of oak sanded and routed but I used a sharpie on the back to label lol

 

[DRC458]

I made some loading blocks years ago with a good ole 2x4. @swampratt made some really nice loading blocks several years ago. I bought a few and should have bought more!

 

[Snattlerake]

I made some loading blocks years ago with a good ole 2x4. @swampratt made some really nice loading blocks several years ago. I bought a few and should have bought more!

Don't forget you have more coming.

 

[MilitantBEEMER]

That's to bad, I am not interested in another social media...

I reached out to him on MeWe and asked for some additional contact information.
“I have a Facebook page which is Roaring Fork CarveWorks. We have a website for our main woodworking business but I do not have any of the loading stuff on there. I appreciate you passing on my info! Thank you Josh”
They are in Rifle Colorado. Here is the main website and it has contact information (email/phone)
https://roaringforkcustombilliards.com/

 

[Aries]

I want to live in Rifle, Colorado!!!!

 

[TheDoubleD]

I just take a piece of leftover wood, and drill a buncha holes in it.

Voila ! Bespoke loading block ! Free !

Oh yeah, I have made a bunch of those over the years, that's I why I want to buy these. It's about recognizing your skills and abilities.

But even more impressive is using these when you show up at a Victorian Rifleman gathering and setting out your blocks that say W.R. Musket No.2, .375 2-3/4" Flanged NE, 577/500 No. 2 Express or 297/230 Morris.

Thanks for the contact info.

 

[Dumpstick]

But even more impressive is using these when you show up at a Victorian Rifleman gathering and setting out your blocks that say W.R. Musket No.2, .375 2-3/4" Flanged NE, 577/500 No. 2 Express or 297/230 Morris.

Oh. Well, if it's all about looking cool, then have at it.

I'm sure you are wearing whatever shoes all the cool kids have on too.

 

[TheDoubleD]

Oh. Well, if it's all about looking cool, then have at it.

I'm sure you are wearing whatever shoes all the cool kids have on too.

As long as the shoes come from the Victorian era, nobody at a Victorian Rifleman Gathering care what shoes you wear...

 

[Bocephus123]

Oh. Well, if it's all about looking cool, then have at it.

I'm sure you are wearing whatever shoes all the cool kids have on too.

Crocks