Show us your reloading bench......

[Trucker76]

Is that a Pittsburgh toilet to the left?

Good eye, that is indeed a toilet on the left...there is also a tub/shower beside it. I have yet to use my hand primer while on the crapper but I'm sure the time is coming ;-)

[Svickstc]

good looking setups guys, ill snap a pic of mine this weekend once i get my other press setup...its been about a 2 week project

[tialloydragon]

2x4 Basics Workbench is a great, versatile kit and makes a very nice, sturdy reloading bench.

[Svickstc]

Here is my work in project, a pretty modified Kobalt cheapy ($179) work bench that ive been working on the past couple of weeks and gather components and making the top since it only comes with 5/8" MDF board...

Still need to get some organizer stuff for the peg board clear up some table space

[Yoder]

They were throwing away cubicles at work so I cut the top off of one and made this:

[ExpectingRain]

Very helpful thread. Lots of good ideas. I always think I don't have enough room. A lot of the examples are great uses of small amounts of space.

[M&P Chris]

I have the exact same bench. Been using it around 3 years. Just recently I added a hardwood top that overhangs slightly.

Last week I added an inline fabrication ultramount for my rockchucker.

Here is my work in project, a pretty modified Kobalt cheapy ($179) work bench that ive been working on the past couple of weeks and gather components and making the top since it only comes with 5/8" MDF board...

Still need to get some organizer stuff for the peg board clear up some table space

[paplinker22]

I wanted to assemble my own ammunition at the lowest price possible without sacrificing my standards for quality. This is the most economical setup I could do:

http://s1007.photobucket.com/user/bs...20bench?sort=6

Using, plywood as a table top and 2x4s as support I essentially created a drop-in heavy duty shelf using the existing steel frame. You think this is bad? I used to just c-clamp everything to the best available tabletop haha.

Bill

[Yoder]

My last setup was a piece of 3/4 in plywood with a rubber mat glued to the bottom. I bolted my Lee turret press to the plywood. I used to C clamp it to my kitchen table when I wanted to reload. It took up no space and worked pretty good. The rubber mat kept my table from getting ruined.

[PANRA]

I wanted to assemble my own ammunition at the lowest price possible without sacrificing my standards for quality. This is the most economical setup I could do:

http://s1007.photobucket.com/user/bs...20bench?sort=6

Using, plywood as a table top and 2x4s as support I essentially created a drop-in heavy shelf using the existing steel frame. You think this is bad? I used to just c-clamp everything to the best available tabletop haha.

Bill

What brand of turret press is that in your pictures?