Hey Fellas,
So after a few moves the last couple of years and doing my reloading on everything from an old classroom desk and empty beer cases as my scale stand to a cold garage with a workshop bench I am happy to be able to build my own reloading room in the new house.
I have been scouring the internet for reloading room pics and ideas the last couple of weeks as I am going to start building cabinets/tops/shelves... for the new reloading room.
I was just wondering if any of you can offer any good advice or tips regarding layout, heights, widths, depths... or ideas in general to make the room work better.
My room is 9'4"x11'
I was also wondering if anyone has any interesting storage or design ideas for tools, cleaning gear, components..., I know as soon as I finish and load up all of the cabinets it will be too small.
I plan on having the longer wall as my case prep and reloading area and the shorter was as my cleaning maintenece area.
Pictures are worth a thousand words so please post pics if you have them.
Thanks in advance.
So after a few moves the last couple of years and doing my reloading on everything from an old classroom desk and empty beer cases as my scale stand to a cold garage with a workshop bench I am happy to be able to build my own reloading room in the new house.
I have been scouring the internet for reloading room pics and ideas the last couple of weeks as I am going to start building cabinets/tops/shelves... for the new reloading room.
I was just wondering if any of you can offer any good advice or tips regarding layout, heights, widths, depths... or ideas in general to make the room work better.
My room is 9'4"x11'
I was also wondering if anyone has any interesting storage or design ideas for tools, cleaning gear, components..., I know as soon as I finish and load up all of the cabinets it will be too small.
I plan on having the longer wall as my case prep and reloading area and the shorter was as my cleaning maintenece area.
Pictures are worth a thousand words so please post pics if you have them.
Thanks in advance.