Thanks but my greatest fear was having the router guide move while I was working. I couldn't get over it so I chickened out and drilled the holes.
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Thanks but my greatest fear was having the router guide move while I was working. I couldn't get over it so I chickened out and drilled the holes.
I started reloading couple years ago. It's a work in progress. I can load .30-30 and .45ACP (large primers) on the 550 and .45ACP (small primers) and .38/.357 mag. on the Square Deal B.
Work in progress,about the time I get it together it will be time to set up in a new house,but will have a seperate room for firearms and reloading gear.
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It's coming along. Now I just have to fill those shelves with bullets, powder and primers. Oh and a few more dies and an annealing setup and...
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It sure is looking good, and I bet it gets filled up a lot faster than you think.
Nice. That bench top looks like it's seen a lot of projects. I love a working bench.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bentstick
Thanks, and I'm sure you're right. If it gets to crowded I'll move the bullets, powder and books to a different spot and just save the bench for tools and equipment. I thought it looked a little sparse after I posted the pic so I ordered more stuff right after, haha!Quote:
Originally Posted by Big Eddy
yes kcb it has I have had that bench for about 20 yrs now,come off a job we did a remodel onQuote:
Originally Posted by kcb38
Yor bench lookin good and yes they fill fast/very fast
Here’s my little slice of heaven. One side for loading and one side for general gun work.
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