Show your reloading benches
- Thread starter ekoso
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Hey Cleftwynd, it's a Lyman unit. Rotates to a 45* either way also for the odd task, I like it as it is not so bulky, well made and adusts to anything....
Dirk
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Hi guys, new here. I ve been reading and learning lots here allready in like 2 weeks. here is my current setup. I am still missing my beam scale and I should be good to start when my liscence shows up eventually,
Nice setup man, I got started the same way. Hit the ground running!
If you have a chance, take a look at the CCFR (or one of the other orgs if they better reflect your views). We're at www.firearmrights.ca
G-Man_Quagmire
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- North Delta B.C.
Finally got set up after a long time of research and acquiring parts here and there. Special thanks to cgn member IVO for the tips regarding his setup.
- Location
- West Quebec
Hi guys, new here. I ve been reading and learning lots here allready in like 2 weeks. here is my current setup. I am still missing my beam scale and I should be good to start when my liscence shows up eventually,
Very nice equipment not sure about the big TV though
- Location
- West Quebec
Finally got set up after a long time of research and acquiring parts here and there. Special thanks to cgn member IVO for the tips regarding his setup.
Nice is that a Led light strip I see?
G-Man_Quagmire
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- North Delta B.C.
one hell of a press! nice setup as well
Thanks!
Thank you and yes it is the "Skylight" LED kit from inline fabrication. It makes a world of difference! No flash used in this pic.
yeah it is a bit big when sitting ar the bench but perfect when fixing the motorcycles and when having friends over for ufc, boxing ot hockey!
Just threw this together last night, $75 in lumber & deck screws. It's very sturdy.
46" x 29.5" work surface, 33" surface height.
Going to add a bottom shelf with foot/leg cut-out & a top shelf with L-brackets.
46" x 29.5" work surface, 33" surface height.
Going to add a bottom shelf with foot/leg cut-out & a top shelf with L-brackets.
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I checked out your LED kit online and will be getting one. Thanks for the pic.
You may want to double up the thickness of your bench top. I went with 1" thick plywood and still noticed a bit of flexing under my XL650. I fixed that by installing a 5th leg directly under it.
Just threw this together last night, $75 in lumber & deck screws. It's very sturdy.
46" x 29.5" work surface, 33" surface height.
Going to add a bottom shelf with foot/leg cut-out & a top shelf with L-brackets.
G-Man_Quagmire
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- North Delta B.C.
Np! It's a little expensive but so worth it.
I only bought a single-stage Lee Breech Lock Challenger kit. Gonna mount it after I paint & stain the bench.
Will let you know if I need more thickness / weight...
I think he's referring to the fact that it's a hazard...
what do you mean its a hazard??
