44vaquero's Bench
- 44vaquero
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44vaquero's Bench
My bench is located in my 1st floor laundry room. I prefer to stand when using the equipment, so it is all mounted to the wall above the bench.
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Re: 44vaquero's Bench
Wow that is quite a lineup there!
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Re: 44vaquero's Bench
I like that, I stand except when priming brass. I like eye level press. I need to modify my current setup thanks for the idea.
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Re: 44vaquero's Bench
wabbit, that picture was taken during a rare moment when everything but the kitchen sink was bolted on. I actually have 2 or 3 more presses that are still in storage. The bench generally operates with only 3 presses and no powder measures other then the press mounted ones.
47, I have found the shallow depth bench w/press shelf to work out excellently for me. The 18-20 inches of relatively unusable real-estate behind a reloading press on an average bench always bothered me. By putting it under the press so to speak it is not wasted. The picture does not show an additional 3 feet of cabinets and bench to the left.
Ranch Dog, Thanks for the add on this forum.
47, I have found the shallow depth bench w/press shelf to work out excellently for me. The 18-20 inches of relatively unusable real-estate behind a reloading press on an average bench always bothered me. By putting it under the press so to speak it is not wasted. The picture does not show an additional 3 feet of cabinets and bench to the left.
Ranch Dog, Thanks for the add on this forum.
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Re: 44vaquero's Bench
Nice and tidy, I like that!
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Re: 44vaquero's Bench
44vaquero you just gave me a great idea and a way to save money at the same time by using a shelf I already have and the Wife was going to toss out, thanks.
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Re: 44vaquero's Bench
Steve, Yes I did! It cost about $4.00. I used a copper coated pipe hanger clamp and a 5 1/2 inch x 3/8 bolt, a couple of washers and a piece of 1/2 PVC.
It works very well and did not alter the LM in any way.
It works very well and did not alter the LM in any way.
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