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Old April 26, 2013, 08:23 PM   #51
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Here it is

Well here it is all set up. Not to bad I guess. Primers and poweder are stored inside the house. Live ammo is also inside the house. Ammo boxes under bench are full of empty casings.
Well see how it works out for a month or two.

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Old April 27, 2013, 03:14 AM   #52
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Re: In Home or Garage?

Nice! Except everything isn't scattered on the table top


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Mount the powder measure on a 4-8" riser of some sort. Should make life easier.
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Old April 27, 2013, 07:50 AM   #53
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I am in the garage and like it that way. It's attached to the house and seldom gets below 50 degrees even in winter. I have a refrigerator and a radio and don't get bothered when I am out there.
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Old April 27, 2013, 08:05 AM   #54
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In Home or Garage?

I have thought about getting one of those steel crates that CNC machines come in from overseas, using that denso foam to insulate with. Then sheath with hardy plank and finish out the interior like a normal room and putting a window AC unit in what y'all think I'm in Fort Worth by the way.
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Old April 27, 2013, 12:14 PM   #55
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I agree with all those who keep the noisy, dusty stuff in the garage. That's where I do tumbling, trimming and annealing.

However, the press is in a spare bedroom. I have it set up so I can undo 4 bolts and move it to a closet shelf, freeing the table for other uses.

This seems to work out for us. (No complaints from the wife, yet...)
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Old April 27, 2013, 01:01 PM   #56
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Hundy,
A clean desk (work table) is the sign of a sick mind...

Look too nice to use. Maybe I could come over and mess it up for you.

Enjoy,

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Old April 27, 2013, 03:37 PM   #57
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I have a fridge and radio in the basement in my man cave, I reload there and no one bothers me. If its lunch time my wife brings me down a sandwich which I appreciate.
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