Guido Salvage
Supreme Saw Whoreder
Just got back from running for an hour.
So what did you do today?
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Agent Orange
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Built some legos with my son. We custom made the helmet with muffs and a shield.
ANewSawyer
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BWAAAA!!! I can't like that post enough! I love it!!!
fearofpavement
Trying them all
I worked on this project today.
fearofpavement
Trying them all
About 90% of this pile was with a monster maul, the other 10% with the splitter.
Agent Orange
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Nice stack.
fearofpavement
Trying them all
I'm hoping to just sell the wood right from that pile. That way I don't have to move it and stack it...
I hung three parts cabinets I got for Christmas on the wall of the workroom. I started putting parts in the bins and quickly realized I need a label maker - but it's still its better than the baggies that the parts were in before.
I need to design and build a good workbench because I am tired of not being able to sit with my legs under the current Craftsman steel unit. I'll rotate that one against the adjacent corner wall and build the new one so I can look out my one window at the brook.
I need to design and build a good workbench because I am tired of not being able to sit with my legs under the current Craftsman steel unit. I'll rotate that one against the adjacent corner wall and build the new one so I can look out my one window at the brook.
pics pics pics 
Agent Orange
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Old solid core doors, or steel doors can be had for nearly nothing if you know where to look.
One trash, wooden door turned into a table and shelves with the help of a few 2x8 and 2x4.
An interesting idea but I am building an 8' bench. It will probably be 3/4" S1S plywood and I'll polyurethane it.
Hey, What's with the powder shortage? No shotgun powder up here in the wilds of Kanuckistan. Nice reloading bench!Old solid core doors, or steel doors can be had for nearly nothing if you know where to look.
One trash, wooden door turned into a table and shelves with the help of a few 2x8 and 2x4.
Agent Orange
Hacktastic®
Thanks for the kind words.
I'm not a hoarder and have enough powder for several thousand high velocity varmint seeking tack driving little .223. It's honestly the only caliber I reload in quantity. I dabble with other calibers. 6mm and its slow brother the 243, 38/55, and I tried wasting my time on 9mm.
That's when I first set up the bench. I've added quite a few things here and there, Forster trimmer, extra shelves, old motor with a reostat control for those PITA little primer pocket tools, a Hornady cam lock bullet puller ( because I never make mistakes ).
Tor R
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nice reloading bench!!!Old solid core doors, or steel doors can be had for nearly nothing if you know where to look.
One trash, wooden door turned into a table and shelves with the help of a few 2x8 and 2x4.
Do I see one RCBS reloader there?
Agent Orange
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Yep, new version rock chucker/ finger squisher to replace his old brother I gave to a friend. The Dillon does the bulk work, the RCBS does the finer work.
Tor R
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lol, same here, my 5 station RCBS does all the bulk work, but using RCBS O-press for fine work
Agent Orange
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It's nice to sit down and work up loads on the single, or make small batches of 50 rounds with weighed cases, bullets, hand trickled powder, collet died necks, uniformed pockets, and etc.
Sometimes it's nice to crank out 1000 pieces of range ammo on the semi-progressive.
This has been my life for the last week. We were in Findlay last weekend when we got a call from my brother, who was here to feed the fish, that we had 5 1/2"-6" of water in the basement. Servpro has been here everyday.
Dang man good luck
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It's 99% dried out now. All the fans and dehumidifiers will come out Monday. Then it's just a matter of putting everything back together. Sure wasn't the plan for my week off though.
