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  1. 03-10-2012, 07:32 PM #46
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    Quote Originally Posted by Raging Bull View Post
    Have you still got those videos of the automated one in action?
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    A couple of images of my setup:

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    The workshop was in pretty bad shape when I moved in, but after 2 sheets of ply and some screws I had a clean flat surface to work on and even had some spare timber to make extra shelving.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spanners View Post
    No matter how many times I watch this video, I still think it's just amazing
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    Absolutely, that thing is really farkin cool!
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    Wow! there's some great pics up here now.. good stuff guys. I have recently aquired a few more presses so have had to change the man cave around abit!

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    Here's mine for now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    Here's mine for now.

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    Tobes it's good to see you've got an actual set up now, not just a desk in your room and a hammer....
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    I wouldn't say that's advanced - just stoopid to a bit safer
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    more advanced then a hammer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LyonRuge View Post
    I have recently aquired a few more presses so have had to change the man cave around abit!
    Jeez LyonRuge, have you got a Pro1000 per caliber ? I count at least 3 in your photos ?

    I loaded 3 calibers on mine, just swapped the die turret (had 3 of those) and the shell plate...
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    My jaw just dropped, these look more like hvy duty armourer setups for 100s strong local militias than personal setups.

    very nice!



    @Spanners that auto press is just way cool LOL.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ebf View Post
    Jeez LyonRuge, have you got a Pro1000 per caliber ? I count at least 3 in your photos ?

    I loaded 3 calibers on mine, just swapped the die turret (had 3 of those) and the shell plate...
    Believe it or not, I was given all that by a guy who had reached an age where he just couldnt do it anymore, I was extremely fortunate to be given 4 presses, loads of dies, carriers, lead pots, moulds, powder, primers, proj. cases, books! all because I offered to make him some ammo on my original little Lee press, The good side of Karma I like to think...
    He didn't know how easy it is to change calibres on these presses, so had one for each.
    Cheers for the comment!
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    Nice to see you have x2 fire extinguishers in there too
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