Thread: Reloading bench

Have finally finished mine.
90 x 45 finished, verticals nailed to frame of shed (insulated and covered with 19mm chipboard), angled supports to aforesaid verticals sitting on 90 x 45 skirting boards.
Bench is two thickness' of 19mm chipboard, nailed to the frame.
Thank goodness for air powered nail gun.



Will upload photos of reloading set up shortly.
Thought these were on my iPad (along with the above), but can't find them, so must be on my Samsung S6.
Will check there first and work out how to get them onto the iPad.

These kitset kitchens were on sale. It's full of my hunting/reloading stuff, which is a relatively tidy way of doing things...but as usual, it will never big enough!



Kj

Originally Posted by WallyR

Have finally finished mine.
90 x 45 finished, verticals nailed to frame of shed (insulated and covered with 19mm chipboard), angled supports to aforesaid verticals sitting on 90 x 45 skirting boards.
Bench is two thickness' of 19mm chipboard, nailed to the frame.
Thank goodness for air powered nail gun.

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Will upload photos of reloading set up shortly.
Thought these were on my iPad (along with the above), but can't find them, so must be on my Samsung S6.
Will check there first and work out how to get them onto the iPad.

Reloading set up as promised - finally.
Had to take some pics as iPad cover had blocked the camera.


Built the shelf, as no room under benches - all the little bits (the ones that always get 'misplaced'), are in the box - dies, etc.

For low cost bench tops you can ask at the shop for the cover sheets, usually only 10 bucks depending how badly scarfed up, or if you know where the kitchen reno guys are cruise past their work shops for throw outs.
I made one up out of my old kitchen bench top and love it, really easy to clean and the surface is hard as.

mitre 10 had a nice piece of MDF that worked out, not posting pics of it cause i stuffed up the leg angles and it looks like its walking home from the pub!