Absolutely hands-down the best reloading bench that I have seen on here! I’m at woodworker myself and I was looking to build my first reloading bench and you gave me some great ideas thank you so much!
Excellent organized room and bench set-up. I love that cartoon of the boy about to pop a paper bag when his dad is reloading! I just printed my own copy and it too will be on the wall by my reloading bench.
I like your observation that "It's a work in progress." My spatially challenged reloading room has been around since about 1992 and has had more facelifts than an aging Hollywood leading lady. One of the foremost "problems" I have confront is my being a "brass magnet" on range trips and having to perpetually find new corners to store empty cases.
Hi Terry, First,hats off on your bench build,excellent layout and I can imagine the work flow,uncluttered and organized,only way to reload. You've given me a lot of ideas for my own bench build and I do appreciate your video,it's been a much needed kick in the pants to get going on mine.One big pat on the back for getting your dad's flag up on display,I'm sure he'd be very proud and appreciate it,crowning touch to a great room,thanks again for the inspiration......Steve
Oh my goodness, for someone that has only been at it for a couple months, you have more top of the line stuff than what most reloader’s can gather in 10 to 15 years. 😂
Here's a tip: since you've already got the air compressor, attach a rubber tipped blow gun and stick the tip tight into the mouth of the case and blow the water forcefully out the flash hole. Reverse the cases (I pick up 3 at a time) and blow the primer pockets by simply waving the blowgun across them. You are now free to use the brass dryer to make jerky. 😁
very nice setup! I built mine out of 2x4's and plywood.. I probably could not afford for you to build one for me and all my presses, and supporting equipment. That however is an awesome start to a great reloading room!.
Thanks! Some days my level of OCD is a blessing. Other days it's a curse. I can't stand for any of my areas to be messy and I'm sure not doing any video of them when they are. :)
Nice very Nice and simple. I can see that you believe in " all in a penny for a pound and buy once cry once for purchases" However I am kinda of surprised you have the RCBS press when other single stage produce less run-out Forster Co-Ax considering some of your reloading set up investment as higher end. Good for you Thanks for sharing your ideas.
Thanks Jeff! There is a later tour on my channel with a few updates since I did this one. The RCBS has done well. Debated the Coax but decided to stay with this one.
Terry Hatfield you know it would be really cool if you did a video on all the harbor freight products you bought like what they are called and how much or like an update video. Keep up the good work very impressive.
Thanks! The top is tan melamine. Available from most plywood suppliers. I have a bunch of pictures of the bench build in this Flickr album along with my rough drawings for the bench. www.flickr.com/photos/93396776@N06/albums/72157663547333758
HI Frank. Here's the link to the bench build pics and drawings on my Flickr page. I also have an updated V2.0 tour vid on my channel and I'll be making another to show the latest updates soon. www.flickr.com/photos/93396776@N06/albums/72157663547333758
Thank you! I just worked from my own rough drawings. Here's a link to the Gun Room photo album on my Flickr. The drawings and a bunch of photos are there. flickr.com/photos/93396776@N06/albums/72157663547333758
Love the room and the build. Could you just please give me the general dimensions of the main table such as the hight of the table(minus the cabinets), length and width of the tabletop, and the length and width of the base of the table. Thanks.
Thanks Dakota! Here is a link to the build album on my Flickr page. My crudely drawn dimensional drawings are there. flickr.com/photos/93396776@N06/albums/72157663547333758
Love the set up. What did you use to affix the press and other tools to the quick release boards? Did you need to use some type of glue to keep the melamine from crumbling around whatever you used to hold the press in place?
Thanks. The Melamine has held up really well. Didn't do anything extra to it. There are screw on T nuts under the top that accept the threaded hand knobs. www.rockler.com/screw-on-tee-nuts-choose-size-thread
Very nice setup! I reload and I woodwork also. Wondered how you did the joinery for your plywood shelves above the bench? Dadoes? Assuming you mounted the same shelving unit to the wall or bench? French cleat? Other mechanism? Thanks.
Thanks Dave! The shelving unit is all dado construction. It's just sitting on the bench. I have constructon pics on my Gun room Flickr album... www.flickr.com/photos/93396776@N06/albums/72157663547333758
Thanks Michael! I work from my own crude drawings. Here's the link to the Gun Room album on my Flickr page. My drawings are there along with a bunch of construction pics. www.flickr.com/photos/93396776@N06/albums/72157663547333758
How far are the quick connect holes 🕳 from the edge of the board thank you again for your help I’m just trying to build me something like that for my table
I bought the flag from a guy on Facebook that I don't actually know and cannot find the page. The Eagle is from Ball Metal Fab. He also sells on Facebook and has several other designs. Here is the link to his page. facebook.com/ballmetalfab/
Thank you Brian! I have my hand scrawled drawings and a lot of pictures of the bench build in this album on my Flickr page. flickr.com/photos/93396776@N06/albums/72157663547333758
That lower storage is 24" wide, 22" tall and 22" deep. The base structure is all milled up 2x lumber with 3/4" Melamine inserts. Here's a link to the reloading bench photo album. Lots of construction pictures there along with my drawings. www.flickr.com/photos/93396776@N06/albums/72157663547333758
Thanks for this info - trying decide if I should do the same thing- I had a similar idea but bought a butcher block countertop and was going to attach it to the top of my cleaning bench- its only 3/4 ply wood - and was going to use the inline fab mounts and build a small base like you did. I was worried about where to store the press and what to do with the holes- you just answered all of it and made my day!!! Thanks again
Hi Larry. The drawings are in that Flickr album but there was another person that had the same issue. Might try refreshing the page. I will delete and reload them tonight so hopefully everyone can see them. Check back in the morning. Let me know if you can or can't see them tomorrow.
I used pieces of 1" aluminum angle to attach the top to the base. The top is 2 layers. The melamine is glued to a sheet of mdf. There re a bunch of build pics in this link... flickr.com/photos/93396776@N06/albums/72157663547333758
You asked let me know what you think. I think in today's world there is a lot "look at me" people. No wonder these kids are so desperate for attention-they learn it from their parents. LMAO.
One of the nicest reloading rooms I've seen on here.....
outlaw1388 Thank you! I have an updated tour of the reloading room on my channel. I’ve done quite a few upgrades since this vid was done.
Absolutely hands-down the best reloading bench that I have seen on here! I’m at woodworker myself and I was looking to build my first reloading bench and you gave me some great ideas thank you so much!
Thanks!
Incredibly well thought out. Great equipment, great layout.
Thanks!
Really nice job, looks like a relaxing place to load
Thank you Troy.
looks to be very well thought out .I may poach a couple of your ideas for my reloading room .thanks for a great video.
Thanks you Ken!
Excellent organized room and bench set-up. I love that cartoon of the boy about to pop a paper bag when his dad is reloading! I just printed my own copy and it too will be on the wall by my reloading bench.
Thank you! I love that cartoon! Glad all our kids are grown and gone so they don't actually do that. lol...
I like your observation that "It's a work in progress." My spatially challenged reloading room has been around since about 1992 and has had more facelifts than an aging Hollywood leading lady. One of the foremost "problems" I have confront is my being a "brass magnet" on range trips and having to perpetually find new corners to store empty cases.
I've learned to never use the word "done" with anything I'm involved it. Always thinking about how to improve.
Very tidy and squared away. Great job building the bench.
Thanks!
Sweet! Love the bench, well organized!
Lots of thought in design and craftsmanship! Thanks for sharing!😢
Love the Flag & Tags. Your Dad would be proud. Great work on the bench and room. Great job overall. Two thumbs up.
Thanks so much Rob!
Wow!! You spare no expense Sir. Lapua and Bergers! Excellent bench too!
Thanks Dan! I wanted to do it up right the first time.
Well put together, Obviously like LAPUA and Berger..good choice.
Thanks Dave!
"you'll save money shooting" 😂
Awesome reloading room. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the response! lol.. Ain't nobody saving money doing this deal. :)
@@terryhatfieldmin it's the truth, but man, that's a dream reloading room. Super well done - everything organized and accessible.
@@peadookie Thsnjs again. I love the room.
Nice Job......Neat & Clean !!!!......Your dad's flag & dog tags are a wonderful touch !!!!......God bless America, From long Island NY.
Thank you Woody!!
You have a great set up there. The bench looks first class. Great work. Thank you for sharing and best wishes from the UK.
Thank you!
A VERY SERIOUS SETUP. Some very high end equipment
Thanks Mick! I tried to buy what I needed the first time.
I'm from France and searched a good inspiration for making a reloading room. I fount it ! Thank you so much for the great setup you made.
Thank you!
Awesome setup
Thank you!
Hi Terry,
First,hats off on your bench build,excellent layout and I can imagine the work flow,uncluttered and organized,only way to reload. You've given me a lot of ideas for my own bench build and I do appreciate your video,it's been a much needed kick in the pants to get going on mine.One big pat on the back for getting your dad's flag up on display,I'm sure he'd be very proud and appreciate it,crowning touch to a great room,thanks again for the inspiration......Steve
Thank you Steve! The room was a labor of love and it is so much more special with Dad's flag in there.
Oh my goodness, for someone that has only been at it for a couple months, you have more top of the line stuff than what most reloader’s can gather in 10 to 15 years. 😂
Very well done.
Thank you!
Beautiful set up.
Thank you!
Very nice set up, great job of organization
Thank you!
I like the room set up.
Thank you!
very nice, looks perfect
Thank you!
Here's a tip: since you've already got the air compressor, attach a rubber tipped blow gun and stick the tip tight into the mouth of the case and blow the water forcefully out the flash hole. Reverse the cases (I pick up 3 at a time) and blow the primer pockets by simply waving the blowgun across them. You are now free to use the brass dryer to make jerky. 😁
Really nice looking set up! Great job Terry!
Thank you!
Your room is very well thought out. You’ve also executed your plan masterfully. I’m very impressed. Kudos! Cheers, Gary
Thank you Gary!
Great little loading room. Very well thought out and appointed.
I really like your loading room. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
That is the nicest Bench I have seen yet. Love your work
Thank you Romano!
Nice room seems like a lot for just starting. Looks like you have control of this reloading. Nice clean shop.
Thanks Mike!
Nice job and setup. Well done!
Thank you!
Excellent work on the bench
Thank you Kurt!
super accurate and effective.
Love it man! I am building a bench and setting up a reloading room as part of a gun display room. Got some great tips for setup from you. Thanks!
Thank you Richard!
Looks great! Working on mine today. Should be finished in a few weeks. LOVE the flags! 'Merica!
Thank you!
very nice setup! I built mine out of 2x4's and plywood.. I probably could not afford for you to build one for me and all my presses, and supporting equipment. That however is an awesome start to a great reloading room!.
Thank you!
Very nice DIY bench man!
Thanks!
Very nice
that is an excellent setup man!
Zach Wittrock Thank you!
Beautiful! Thank you, for sharing!!
Thank you and thanks for watching.
Great organizational ideas keep things clean, out of the way, and easy to find. Almost looks unused! (Which I am sure is not the case.)
Thanks! Some days my level of OCD is a blessing. Other days it's a curse. I can't stand for any of my areas to be messy and I'm sure not doing any video of them when they are. :)
Great clean reloading room
Thanks Brian!!
Way cool setup!!!!!
Thank you!
Looks great. 😁👍
Thank you!
Nice setup. I’m in process of setting up a room now that my kids have all left the nest.
Thanks! I love my kids but I also took advantage of their rooms once they were gone. :)
Very nice! Would love to get into reloading. Just another hobby to add to the list. Thanks for sharing ~ Dan 🦊
Scratch Made Homestead Thanks Dan!
Nice very Nice and simple. I can see that you believe in " all in a penny for a pound and buy once cry once for purchases" However I am kinda of surprised you have the RCBS press when other single stage produce less run-out Forster Co-Ax considering some of your reloading set up investment as higher end. Good for you Thanks for sharing your ideas.
Thanks Jeff! There is a later tour on my channel with a few updates since I did this one. The RCBS has done well. Debated the Coax but decided to stay with this one.
Thank you sir. You're a true Craftsman, I hope mine will come out half as nice as yours. I subd as well. Thanks again.
Wow!!!
Thank you Thomas!
Hey Terry, I didn’t know that you had a TH-cam channel! I thoroughly enjoyed the video.
Hi Kirtus! Thanks for stopping by. Glad you enjoyed the video!
clean look
Thanks!
Talk about proper man cave!!
Thank you Jeff!
Haha I have that same safe. And like you it was my 1st. Got it from Walmart🤣
Fantastic reloading room, only thing I can think of is maybe putting some sound dampening pads on all sides of air compressor box but that it.
Thanks Parker! Amazingly enough, the compressor is actually not bad in the cabinet as is.
Terry Hatfield you know it would be really cool if you did a video on all the harbor freight products you bought like what they are called and how much or like an update video.
Keep up the good work very impressive.
@@parkerevans213 Thanks! I just might do that. I have many HF items that work well along with a few duds.
I LOVE this set up! Can you give any build plans, materials list, where to get that kind of counter top, etc
Thanks! The top is tan melamine. Available from most plywood suppliers. I have a bunch of pictures of the bench build in this Flickr album along with my rough drawings for the bench. www.flickr.com/photos/93396776@N06/albums/72157663547333758
Getting full of good toys Terry, I just order the regulator for my annealeez machine, I had to look for your post at our facebook group hahaha.
Mark Hernandez Thanks! I’m enjoying the toys. 😀
Getting ready to set up in my new house. Nice job but you forgot to point out the most important piece of equipment...The Cross!
Yes sir!
It was looking good then I wonder what it looks like in 2023
My wife's been working from home since Covid. It looks a cross between my gun room and her office.
That desk looks like a tank.
Jonathan L Thanks. It’s pretty solid
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Awesome bench Terry. Do you have plans for it I would love a bench like that in my reloading room. It's a nice piece of furniture. Thanks for sharing.
HI Frank. Here's the link to the bench build pics and drawings on my Flickr page. I also have an updated V2.0 tour vid on my channel and I'll be making another to show the latest updates soon. www.flickr.com/photos/93396776@N06/albums/72157663547333758
Terry Hatfield do you have dimensions for that bench? I’m going to try and replicate it. Looks like a good size workbench. Thanks
2:30 sweet
Thanks!
Nice bench!!! Any PDF format of sizes for this bench for make the same please?
Thank you! I just worked from my own rough drawings. Here's a link to the Gun Room photo album on my Flickr. The drawings and a bunch of photos are there. flickr.com/photos/93396776@N06/albums/72157663547333758
Love the room and the build. Could you just please give me the general dimensions of the main table such as the hight of the table(minus the cabinets), length and width of the tabletop, and the length and width of the base of the table. Thanks.
Thanks Dakota! Here is a link to the build album on my Flickr page. My crudely drawn dimensional drawings are there. flickr.com/photos/93396776@N06/albums/72157663547333758
Love the set up. What did you use to affix the press and other tools to the quick release boards? Did you need to use some type of glue to keep the melamine from crumbling around whatever you used to hold the press in place?
Thanks. The Melamine has held up really well. Didn't do anything extra to it. There are screw on T nuts under the top that accept the threaded hand knobs. www.rockler.com/screw-on-tee-nuts-choose-size-thread
very nice bench, which boxes (black/yellow ones) do you have there exactly?
edit: sorry and the light please
i want your bench !! im from brazil will try to have someone to build something like that
Thank you!
Very nice setup! I reload and I woodwork also. Wondered how you did the joinery for your plywood shelves above the bench? Dadoes? Assuming you mounted the same shelving unit to the wall or bench? French cleat? Other mechanism? Thanks.
Thanks Dave! The shelving unit is all dado construction. It's just sitting on the bench. I have constructon pics on my Gun room Flickr album... www.flickr.com/photos/93396776@N06/albums/72157663547333758
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Love that bench! Not sure if this was asked yet, but did you draw up plans for this bench?
Thanks Michael! I work from my own crude drawings. Here's the link to the Gun Room album on my Flickr page. My drawings are there along with a bunch of construction pics. www.flickr.com/photos/93396776@N06/albums/72157663547333758
Very nice room.
I get the impression your wife needs more training! (100% bad divorced old guy humor)
40 years together. She says my hobby is hobbies. lol... She's used to it.
How far are the quick connect holes 🕳 from the edge of the board thank you again for your help I’m just trying to build me something like that for my table
The center of the hole are 1 1/2" in from each side.
I’m very grateful for your help thanks 🙏 so much
Hello Terry, can you please provide a link to the eagle and map? Thanks
I bought the flag from a guy on Facebook that I don't actually know and cannot find the page. The Eagle is from Ball Metal Fab. He also sells on Facebook and has several other designs. Here is the link to his page. facebook.com/ballmetalfab/
Hi Terry! Great reloading room! If you get a minute, what are the dimensions on your reloading bench? I'd like to make something similar. Thanks!
Thank you Brian! I have my hand scrawled drawings and a lot of pictures of the bench build in this album on my Flickr page. flickr.com/photos/93396776@N06/albums/72157663547333758
What type of wood did you use for your top shelving?
It’s multiple layers. 3/4 MDF with 3/4 Melamine glued and screwed together. Then edge banded with pine.
The upper cubbies are made from 3/4" Melamine and then edge banded with pine.
@@terryhatfieldmin thanks
How big is the center area where you store your press when not in use - and also what is the base ? 3/4 MDF?
That lower storage is 24" wide, 22" tall and 22" deep. The base structure is all milled up 2x lumber with 3/4" Melamine inserts. Here's a link to the reloading bench photo album. Lots of construction pictures there along with my drawings. www.flickr.com/photos/93396776@N06/albums/72157663547333758
Thanks for this info - trying decide if I should do the same thing- I had a similar idea but bought a butcher block countertop and was going to attach it to the top of my cleaning bench- its only 3/4 ply wood - and was going to use the inline fab mounts and build a small base like you did. I was worried about where to store the press and what to do with the holes- you just answered all of it and made my day!!! Thanks again
@@matthewmelton2361 Awesome! Glad to help.
Do you have the dimensions or drawings for this? I checked the flicker and it only showed the build pics unless I missed them somewhere.
Hi Larry. The drawings are in that Flickr album but there was another person that had the same issue. Might try refreshing the page. I will delete and reload them tonight so hopefully everyone can see them. Check back in the morning. Let me know if you can or can't see them tomorrow.
Terry Hatfield thanks. The problem might be I’m using my phone to look. I’ll try on the computer also.
@@lha9310 That would be great. Please let me know if you don't mind.
Terry Hatfield will do.
Terry Hatfield yeah no luck there either. 80 photos and no construction drawings
How did you attach the white melamine to the bench?
I used pieces of 1" aluminum angle to attach the top to the base. The top is 2 layers. The melamine is glued to a sheet of mdf. There re a bunch of build pics in this link... flickr.com/photos/93396776@N06/albums/72157663547333758
You still loading?
Hey Jason. Not really. Haven't shot long range in a could of years.
What’s the board measurements for the rcbs
16 1/2 x 18 1/2.
Thanks 🙏🏽 for your response I got one ☝️ more question how thick is the board 1/2”or 3/4” thick
It’s a beautiful work bench one of the best on you tube
@@ar15onaoutdooradventures46 It's 3/4".
@@ar15onaoutdooradventures46 Thank you!
His daughter downvoted this
Well, you know somebody always does. lol...
Only been reloading for a couple months. You obviously have more money than most.
We're blessed beyond our wildest dreams.
Iron your colors bud.
You asked let me know what you think. I think in today's world there is a lot "look at me"
people. No wonder these kids are so desperate for attention-they learn it from their parents. LMAO.
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