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Posted: 2/1/2013 6:42:02 PM EDT
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I've absorbed plenty of tidbits from this site. Here's something back:
share.shutterfly.com/action/welcome?sid=0AbMWLJs3bsWjwA The pics are all annotated. I recommend viewing it as a slideshow and advancing manually or going through the individual images and catch notes to the right. |
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Very nice. Good heavy timbers around press area and also attached to wall studs. Before you go much further, perhaps should lay out press anchor through bolts if you are using a table edge mounted press. Sometimes the timbers need to be notched to clear the bolts.
[oops] I did not catch the Dillon mount first time through. Anyway, very nice. |
VERY NICE!, but it's too big! Yeah right....no such thing as too big. My favorite idea is the akro bins under the bench. Great idea....too often that space is wasted or cluttered to the point of exasperation. One question....where did you buy the aluminum akro bin hardware? Never mind....I had to watch the show again to see where the captions were.
You're a little beyond my budget for a weekend project.  My biggest problem is being out of room....I need to sell my weight lifting equipment...then I'd have room and money...just not enough time. You did a great job, sir.
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I think you've won the arfcom "first post" award. Very nice work. Haha yes! That was worth watching! I always wondered how sturdy those "t-tracks" are... I mean, do they lean in, wobble, or bend when you are sizing on a press? Is the exhaust fan for tumbling brass or casting work? |
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