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JALLEN wrote:

markthenewf wrote:
Close-up of the mounting system.
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I need to find some raised mounts for the Rock Chucker. That would really make a lot of sense, I think, to raise the press above the bench, or be able to move it around for other purposes.

Anybody know if that's available or must you "roll your own?"

These guys make strong mounts for all major presses, which is the one I've got on my Rockchucker:

http://inlinefabrication.com/

Added a couple of shelves for mag storage. Cheapie magnetic strips on bottom of shelf holds the metallic mags, while the polymer AR and FAL mags sit on their bases. Thinking about putting in bookends or something to prevent them from tipping over.

Yeah, the vent is for anything I do in there that would require the removal of fumes, etc. This could be anything from cold bluing through casting bullets, though there really shouldn't be anything from the casting process. I do use it when I'm sifting out tumbled brass from the cleaner and it does help.

The 'bubble' effect is caused by the photo processing method. Nothing I can do about that.

Finally got that done and started moving stuff into the new workshop, so I still haven't done any reloading yet. Sure is nice to have a dedicated space and to clear it out of the house.

Turns out my camera can do panoramas.


Close-up of the mounting system.


Bunches of storage down under.


Other end of the bench. More storage down under


Other shelf along the open wall


Still a bit of work to be done (shelves/peg boards/gen organizing, cable runs), but I've managed to run a couple hundred 45ACP, 38SPL, and 223 as well as clean up after a range trip. I like it so far.

Before...


Framed up


Still in progress. Electrical to be done this coming week.

Looks good. I've just...errr... gotten the go-ahead to carve out a 10x15 ft section of the garage for just this. It's going to be a few months, though. I've got to run some extra electrics, A/C, and add a few windows/insulation. I'm stoked. I may even get into bullet casting now that I'll have a dedicated area I'll be able to ventilate.