New reloading room, looking for input....

easysauce said:
I turned my kitchen into my reloading room... bolted the dillion onto the kitchen counter and bingo bango, done and done... works well since there were plenty of drawers there I never used... is it sad I need one kitchen cuboard for my kitchen stuff, but 8 for my reloading stuff?

If I had a wife she would have killed me, so may not apply to everyone!

great conversation piece when people come over who dont know I shoot...
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"You might be a redneck if" LOL
 
Cluttered but comfortable. 1st view from the entrance coming drom my den.

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2nd, my reloading bench and some of the plastic stackable trays I use for brass storage.

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3rd, reloading manual book shelf and more brass storage trays

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4th, the other end of reloading manual book shelf and jacketed bullet shelves. Cast are stored on shelves under my reloading bench.

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Back to where I am from, was raised, family lives, etc...

Although I miss the mountains and being able to hunt Elk, Mulies, Billies, Cariboo and Stone Sheep at will :(
 
bcsteve said:
I got to see this! lol Do you have any pics?
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haha, yes... crappy cell phone pics, but yeah... open one cupboard and its half chunky soup, half brass...

this is also where I clean/work on my guns, and paint... I never do dishes there... odd

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in total the whole space is only a 5'x5' section on the other side of the kitchen island,
 
easysauce said:
I turned my kitchen into my reloading room... bolted the dillion onto the kitchen counter and bingo bango, done and done... works well since there were plenty of drawers there I never used... is it sad I need one kitchen cuboard for my kitchen stuff, but 8 for my reloading stuff?

If I had a wife she would have killed me, so may not apply to everyone!

great conversation piece when people come over who dont know I shoot...
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That would be a great way to stay single! Most ladies would be out the door quick once the saw that.
 
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here is mine. I put the press, trimmer, powder measure, and vice on the bench via T bolts and T slot track. This helps if you have to clear the bench for another project. The cupboards I got on sale and are bolted to the wall.
 
What do you guys use to keep the reloading area so clean? I need to get something like a DustBuster for cleaning up all the brass trimmings that end up piled around some stations, right now I use a bunch of small brushes but find it hard to clean under some things.
 
The photo was the day I set it up. It has never been that clean again. ( I am not a slob but I do have a high tolerance for chaos) For powder spills around the press I use a paint brush to sweep it into the garbage and we have a small little vacuum called a Shark (I think) that comes in handy.
 
Cleftwynd said:
What do you guys use to keep the reloading area so clean? I need to get something like a DustBuster for cleaning up all the brass trimmings that end up piled around some stations, right now I use a bunch of small brushes but find it hard to clean under some things.
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careful with Dustbuster, dont want to vacuum up powder by mistake, some might ignite it, I just wipe down with cloth, or small brush/broom
 
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