[MRB14]

Is your bench a "self designed and built", or did you buy it as a kit ? Either way, it's a beautiful bench. Good job.

Was not a kit. Choose a "boiler plate" base model from RDM Industrial Products, chose the type of top they offered, figured out the T-Track type and its layout, sent them that information, got their quote, then had them build it.
The bench I started with was their model A-109P-WD. They can build any size dimension and type of bench, out of most any material you want.
T-Track used was 80/20 brand, 1050 series in smooth finish. I had them space the tracks 7-1/2" apart to facilitate the use of Inline Fabrications' Junior model Ultra Mount for reloading presses. I am using Rockler T-bolts and clamps I picked up from a local wood working store.

 

[Old Virginia]

Caught me on a not trashed day

 

[sennott]

Love it. Very nice set ups. Mine is a little simpler. I have gear out on the bench for 1 particular cartridge load at a time. Storage and other dies are at the other end of my little shop. Helps an old fartasaurus keep from making mistakes.

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Nice radio

 

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[XXIV Corps]

Your tree stand looks bare MRB 14.

XXIV Corps

 

[MRB14]

Your tree stand looks bare MRB 14.

XXIV Corps

Not for much longer.

 

[MRB14]

Your tree stand looks bare MRB 14.

XXIV Corps

Found ornaments to festoon the bare tree stand! 😁
Still looking for the three other caliber die sets somewhere in the closet I stored them in whilst refinishing the flooring in this house.