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November 17, 2008
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Here is my setup. Apologies for the crappy pic but bad lighting ,cellphone, the nut behind the cammera, y'all know. Anyway most of the supplies are stored elsewhere but this is the home full of children model. You can close and lock the cabinet doors at any point and walk away. Too many small children around my house to have an open bench. Do they ever grow up?
(EDIT) OK the crappy pic was so bad I tried again, not much better, but a little.
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I don't think I would have been able to reload when my kids were little, without having a dedicated room just for me & my crap...and that wasn't gonna happen. Having a cabinet with doors, would have been a good idea though, if I would have thought of it.
And yeah...that is one crappy pic.
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May 17, 2009
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Charger Fan said:
And yeah...that is one crappy pic.
Yeah, crappy pic. " This thread is worthless without crappy pics" Hey maybe we could have a Crappy Pics topic................maybe not. 
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February 28, 2009
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Crappy pic or not, that's a cool solution. However, do you really need more stuff than that to reload? You and Ed are scaring me; I don't know where I'll find the space.
Oh, and ... No, they don't ever seem to grow up. I think it was Oscar Wilde who said " You are not an adult until your parents are gone."
-Mike
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Don't panic Mike, It doesn't take that much stuff to get started, although reloading has it's own syndrome. RSAS (reloading stuff acquisition syndrome) and If that isn't bad enough you soon will graduate to CYOBS (casting your own bullets syndrome) It's a vicious cycle I tell you. 
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January 22, 2008
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jaggman said:
Jody, go easy on yourself. That's a very "sanitary" setup you have and it looks to be maybe in the dining room? Much more formal surroundings than my place.
Ed
Ed, actually my reloading bench is in my office. That's the clean corner! 
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lbruce said:
Don't panic Mike, It doesn't take that much stuff to get started, although reloading has it's own syndrome. RSAS (reloading stuff acquisition syndrome) and If that isn't bad enough you soon will graduate to CYOBS (casting your own bullets syndrome) It's a vicious cycle I tell you.
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Great, just what I need another AS.
NAS (Nikon) and DWAS aren't enough, i have to add RSAS!!???
My wife will soon be screaming "Enough, you AS!"
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November 14, 2009
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Happyness is a Hot DW and a pile of used brass!!! Rich
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May 17, 2009
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MOX-CT BABY that is a laboratory. Two case cleaners to boot. 
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May 17, 2009
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This turned out to be a pretty good topic.
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February 25, 2009
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I'm in the closet and not coming out anytime soon. 
When we bought the house I took over the closet under the stairs. It's only 35" wide and 7' deep with a sloped ceiling, but it's my space and I can lock the door. I built the bench under the low part out of 4X4' and screwed them to the wall. The top is 2" oak plank with a piece of 1/2" white melamine for a top. I finished the front edge with a tapered piece of cherry. I built the pigeon holes out of 6" oak. It works well for bullets and die storage. I wired a light over the bench and an electric outlet on the left side. I made a few shelves on the high part for books and manuals.
Under the bench is another shelf for my records and bulk bullet storage. I took two cheap cake pans and made a track for the edges to ride on and have two little "drawers" under the bench for my small tool storage
It's small, but very functional. That's my oldest boy loading under my watchfull eye. It's good to start them young.
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May 17, 2009
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Tiger, that's some classy closet, nice use of the space. Good to see your son on the press too! 
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May 2, 2009
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You want to talk about starting them young 🙂 here are my boys a few years ago when we moved just moved to Florida. Sizing 9mm brass I believe.
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January 17, 2010
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sweet closet! reminds me of being on ship, very good use of every ounce of space. and very orderly also. and ya can close the door.
Well when you do come out of the closet....you'll have tons of ammo!
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March 2, 2008
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Back in the "old days", when I reloaded, the press was C-clamped to the dining room table, we used to eat off TV trays in the living room for a few days. My wife (nurse) was working midnights, sometimes I had all night reloading sessions.
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April 25, 2008
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One would think I would have a huge reloading building, as much as I shoot, but you don't need a lot of space, or a lot of stuff. Dale has a great setup for small spaces. I have an extra bedroom I use for reloading, with ammo stored in the closet. Here's my setup, a modifed Black & Deckker Workmate. I had this when I lived in a small apartment, and it worked so well, I never built a bench in the garage.
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February 9, 2009
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IHMSA,
I would have guessed a room like Dillon hmself would have built would have been your loading room. For the amount of shooting you do that is a surprise, but hey it works. This is a great topic.
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May 2, 2009
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My wife actually bought me another 8 foot hardwood bench for x-mas last year 🙂 It is still in the big box--as soon as we get moved into a new house I'll break it out and start bolting presses down !
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January 24, 2009
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This is a great thread, you guys. There's some mighty impressive setups here.
I think Tigger has a die set for every cartdidge made.
Pretty cool stuff.
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