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Spade5, as mentioned repeatedly, you got the answer right up front. The rest are nit picking. The concept did cause me to chuckle at a statement from an uninformed LEO one time. She was telling another person that tumbling bullets are dangerous.....because once they tumble they can change...

I had been putting off ordering some things for a couple of months, out of concern of delays and no need for me to add to the problem. I submitted an order a month ago and have already received the dies. The rest is en route.

Trent, I run one of those fans (the second one you listed) on my Harley as a parade fan. I had a buddy machine a beautiful housing, inletted for the fan. It blows between the cylinders from the side. Very effective.

Try this: http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=700542 Post #17 has link to the most current images. Back to your basic question. I made sure there was room for my knees while seated, I also made sure there was room under the bench even when standing. That way, I can perch a foot...

Bench height Triumph, I recently went through the same problem. You can see the process on my "Photo Essay" thread here. I am 6 foot and run similar presses. Mine are a Dillon 650 on the "650 only" strong mount (8.25") and a Co-Ax without a high mount. I was surprised how high I needed to...

BDS, 700 cfm. as it turned out, definately not overkill. It clears the room quickly but seems to be just right. It's quieter than most household kitchen fans I've experienced. No HVAC vents, my home is hot water heat. With the door closed it somewhat of a closed system.

Thanks for all the compliments guys. My main motivation for sharing is to contribute back to the forum, in light of the knowledge I have gained myself. Trent, I researched hoods quite a bit. Lowes and Home Depot don't carry hoods that flow this much air. I went online and selected a...

bds, I modeled it after a laboratory vent hood. Like one of those you might see with scientists in moon suits in a movie about ebola virus. http://share.shutterfly.com/action/welcome?sid=0AbMWLJs3bsWj0Q Remember the room is also used for cleaning firearms, etc. The idea is to keep fumes...

I have added a few more images with the final touches on my project. Mostly at the end for those who have already looked through this album. http://share.shutterfly.com/action/welcome?sid=0AbMWLJs3bsWjyI

I recall that set up. A dream for all of us. I remember thinking to myself, that exact feature was the only feature I was left longing for. "Ah well, maybe I'll build a cabin some day."

Kano Labs, the makers of Kroil, makes a product called Exrust. It is amazing at removing rust like that pictured on in this thread. Works in just a few minutes. Keep it far away from bluing, a form of rust itself. I could not be more pleased with this product! http://www.kanolabs.com/...

Photobiker. I had the same concern. Very, very sturdy. Of course that's also an effect of the rigid bench, anchored to the walls. I think a real key is the footprint of the mounting plate. For an RCBS Ammomaster sizing 50 BMG, a guy could go wider and or deeper. As is, I would honestly feel...

Mike, 11 years of GWOT also delayed my progress. Thanks for your service. gspn, try it again. I was correcting the link when you accessed it.

I have learned many things on this website. This is my first significant contribution. I gathered much information from multiple resources. Some of you will recognize ideas from the Show me your reloading bench thread. share.shutterfly.com/action/welcome?sid=0AbMWLJs3bsWjv4 The pictures...