Hmmm, not sure if I posted my setup before, but perhaps you could do something like this:
Don't have the luxury of space, so I converted an old B&D workbench and bolted a piece of 1 inch ply on it for more strength. The interesting bit though is the mount that I made.
The mount itself is made from three pieces of aluminium bar stock, screwed to an aluminium plate, and through that plate into the bench. There's a small depression milled out of all three sides of the bar stock, and a smaller al plate is then mounted to the press.
The press that is not in use sits on a narrow ledge shelf that I built as well.
To switch is a simple matter of pulling out and sliding in.
I put a little wingnut thingy at the top, but have found that its totally unnecessary...the presses stay there, rock solid and there's absolutely no movement at all.
I can switch from press to press in literally no time at all!
As you can see, one can cram quite a bit of reloading action onto a tiny little B&D table. Imagine what one could do with a larger setup (yes, my dream!)
