believe it or not, I've gone through just about everything in this photo in the last couple months. first real house clean out since the 10 years we've been here. I ordered some better shelving, not to replace that, for another area - just to clean up all the boxes on the floor there and get it back to open space. that, maybe a rolling tool car, and maybe raise up that press a foot or so and get a decent adjustable stool, I think will make this area functional - or at least more usable that it is now.
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and a picture of my very manual process. this is just sizing and de priming 9mm. I just grab a handful out of a box and drop them into the cover of the lube pad. I guess you don't need to with the Hornady die, but - it sure makes the arm run easier to lightly lube every 5th or so case. Resize, flip the finished case into the box, when the cover of the lube pad is empty - just grab another handful out of the box and repeat. From the box on the bench there, they go back into the tumbler, then into a container where they'll just sit until I get around to loading some.
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I have another press sitting on the bench there - one of the ones you can put a set of dies in, and I think you manually rotate it to set up the die, well - I'm not really exactly sure how it works. At some point I'd like to get them both mounted more permanent somewhere, here or another bench, don't know. Do people prefer the presses mounted kind of next to one another, or maybe if I kept them in this space putting the other one at the other end of this bench would be better. I'm probably never going to use them at the same time.