How are you securing your RCBS Trim Pro to your bench?

[rockchalk06]

Looking for suggestions and or idears on how to secure this to my bench and be able to remove it.

Just purchased this and a couple of the Tri-way cutters to speed up my bolt gun brass prep.

Thanks in advance OSA

 

[PanhandleGlocker]

Do you not Use inline fabrication products yet?

 

[rockchalk06]

Do you not Use inline fabrication products yet?

I have one for my single stage. I didn't buy the quick detach head, so I'd need to get it

 

[PanhandleGlocker]

I have one for my single stage. I didn't buy the quick detach head, so I'd need to get it

I have two mounts. The tall and the medium one.

Quick detach plates are a god send.

 

[Kev1Doggy]

I have two mounts. The tall and the medium one.

Quick detach plates are a god send.

I screwed mine down to a piece of 1/2 plywood like a foot square and c clamp it to my bench when I need to use it. the restof the time its in the cabinet.

 

[diggler1833]

I have a dedicated area on my bench. My bench is made out of LVL wood, so it is pretty stout. However, I added another 1x6 under so I could cover a 2-1/2" wood screw. I use three of these screws.

 

[dennishoddy]

I screwed mine down to a piece of 1/2 plywood like a foot square and c clamp it to my bench when I need to use it. the restof the time its in the cabinet.

Same here. I mounted mine on some 6” aluminum C angle. Then screwed two L brackets to each end so I can secure it to the bench with C clamps. Very secure. Converted mine to pneumatic power for clamping and unclamping the round. Use a foot switch to operate the relay/cylinder that opens and closes the jaws so both hands are free.

 

[hunter966]

I screwed mine down to a piece of 1/2 plywood like a foot square and c clamp it to my bench when I need to use it. the restof the time its in the cabinet.

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