I to expanded my reloading area, I like the Searssteel workbenchs and they just had them for half price, wife left the house for 1 hour and they multiply,bought them over the internet and theSears warehouse is 1 block away. She came back to 3 benches what used to be 1, cost me though, had to buy a desk for her scrapbooking. It was worth it.

It's a good idea to start small with your bench, otherwise it will feel like a challange to fill the space. My wife has that same problem with the closet.

Ditto... ...

LOL.. I am already considering a turret press next.. and building a smaller bench just for the tumbler, to get it up to a more convient height. Also with book shelves.. got have reading material storage.
The nice thing about the current design is it will be easy to expand.. I have lots of wall space left so I have to control those urges, though.

If you have a neat bench, you don't reload enough! Or,, perhap's you need more equipment,,,,,,or component's,,,,,,or a wife or girlfriend that stay's out of there!!

LOL, to be honest, I'm bit of a neat freak. I use the calipers, return to box, place back on assigned space of shelf. Same for the Auto-prime or trickler or lube. Of course.. itshould also cut down on spills or other accidents in theory. But now that you mention it, I COULD use a few more die sets.. and one of those fancy trimmers. Dang my fingers hurt after trimming 100 7mm-08 cases w/that lil hand held Lee rig![]

Chuck that lee trimmer up in a drill. You will be done in a fourth of the time.

Nods.. was going to, but I didn't. So my own self induced fault. I am currently designing something table top to use those 3-4 items based on some old drills. Might as well put that draftsmanknowledge to use, right? Even then the constant changing of brass will eat up some time, but HAS to be better than manually turning everything.
Anyone know if the metal on the modified shell holders are weld-able? Thinking a small vertical rod welded to it would speed up loosing and tightening quite a bit and allow big fingers to get in since the frame may be a tad close for stablity's sake.

Thank you!