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Rubuilding my reloading bench.
After adding a Dillon RL550b with a Strong mount and bullet tray to a bench with an RCBS RS5 press things got a little cramped. I need the bench to work on guns, chainsaws and lawn equipment. So I decided to add as much space as I could to the bench another 2' should do it. I went from a 2x4' bench to a now 2x6' bench I took the over head off and I am going to attach the peg board to the wall behind the bench I need to go and get 2 more outlets so I have power at the bench. the top is going to be 2 5/8" thick sheets of plywood with a covering. Here are a few pics of it midway threw. The bottom will get 2 sheets of 3/4" OSB with a covering on it as well. I was going to screw it to the wall studs but after getting the top on it was plenty heavy.
Ok it is now finished and everything is put back in place (kind of).
Last edited by cpttango30; 11-02-2008 at 11:34 PM.
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Location: Stafford, Virginia,The state of insanity.
Posts: 14,043
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Well I mounted the Dillon Last night. IT now sits where the yellow eyeball burning drop light sits. I moved it back far enough that I have some room on the front and the handle does not hit the bench.
Well I mounted the Dillon Last night. IT now sits where the yellow eyeball burning drop light sits. I moved it back far enough that I have some room on the front and the handle does not hit the bench.
Rubuilding my reloading bench.
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