Let's See Those Reloading Benches

[MrChris]

So I am trying to figure out how I want to set my bench up.
Lets see some of your set ups.
I am interested to see how different people have their benches set up.

I will go first!

Hoping to soon go from planning to production so to speak.

 

[Glock 40]

This thread is from last year. https://www.okshooters.com/threads/what-does-your-reloading-room-area-look-like.289889/#post-3346032

 

[MrChris]

This thread is from last year. https://www.okshooters.com/threads/what-does-your-reloading-room-area-look-like.289889/#post-3346032

Thanks! I didn't see that one.
Maybe for the sake of discussion, someone will still entertain me. Maybe someone new since July of last year, or even someone who didn't post on that thread.
Or maybe all the people on that thread that had too much of a mess to post up a pic, have found time in quarantine to clean it up and show it off? Haha
Fingers crossed.

 

[clintbailey]

This thread is from last year. https://www.okshooters.com/threads/what-does-your-reloading-room-area-look-like.289889/#post-3346032

Thats my old thread...when I first saw this pop up, I thought someone was replying WAY late LOL

 

[mouthpiece]

Mine pretty much always looks like this.
Workbench, reloading bench, project accumulator

 

[Rustygun]

Clamps are used unto hold the 550 and the 650 in place until I decide the best location and drill holes to mount them. The cleats on the wall allow me to move any of the shelves anywhere.

 

[MrChris]

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Clamps are used unto hold the 550 and the 650 in place until I decide the best location and drill holes to mount them. The cleats on the wall allow me to move any of the shelves anywhere.

That is a pretty slick setup. Thanks for sharing!

 

[MrChris]

Mine pretty much always looks like this.
Workbench, reloading bench, project accumulator

View attachment 192635

That is always my problem. 78 different things going on in the same place. Haha

 

[thor447]

I posted earlier in the previous thread about my set up, but I’ve changed a few things around these past few months.

One wall has a small desk that I use for my single stage press, as well as gun cleaning, and occasional leather work.


The other wall has a Husky stainless top table I bought at Home Depot many years ago. I use this for the Dillon, and have some bins set up where I temporarily store unprocessed brass. below the table, but not in the picture is where much of the brass is stored after it’s been processed. Working on an ammo can full of 9mm brass at the moment.


On the adjacent wall I’ll keep the toolbox full of general reloading equipment, dies, gun cleaning supplies, etc. Pretty much everything except primers and powder (not counting the box of primers I have currently sitting on the top box!)

 

[Profreedomokie]

This is part of my man cave.